The chief financial officer (cfo) of an engineering corporation, who is a p. e. noted that one of their projects was extremely over-budget. the cfo, in a memo to the project manager, stated that "necessary steps be taken to complete the project in a timely manner and bring it back within budgetary limitations." as a result of the memo: the corporation assumed "responsible charge for the project. the cfo became the engineer in "responsible charge. there was no change in the person in responsible charge. responsible charge was shared equally by the cfo and the project manager. a client becomes dissatisfied with the progress that engineer a is making on his project. as a result, he terminates the services of engineer a and hires engineer b to complete the work. engineer b: must be able to document his or her effort of reworking the entire design process. must take complete responsibility for the documents. s must notify engineer a, by certified mail, of his intentions to reuse already sealed documents. all of the above. in order to promote proper conduct in the practice of engineering, due care, and regard for acceptable engineering principles and standards, fbpe adopted: a rule setting forth minimum requirements for engineering documents a rule defining engineering terms. rules specific to certain applications of engineering disciplines. the responsibility rules.