ECSA’s Guideline Scope of Services and Professional Fees has been gazetted after Competition Commission approval, guiding registered engineers on fees.
ECSA has signed a Memorandum of Agreement with the City of Tshwane to strengthen municipal engineering services and build a resilient engineering workforce.
ECSA charges and cancels the registration of the engineer in the George building collapse, and refers the case to SAPS for criminal investigation.
A registered person implicated in the George building collapse has appealed ECSA’s improper conduct finding, suspending the tribunal’s decision.
ECSA and SAICE will host the inaugural Engineering Symposium on 25-26 March 2026 in Sandton, focused on engineering for sustainable development.
ECSA issues a correction notice for Government Gazette No. 52691 on its Guideline Scope of Services and Professional Fees, fixing an error on page 133.
ECSA and the Engineering Institution of Zambia held a bilateral meeting to align standards and support Zambia’s Washington Accord application.
ECSA has opened an investigation into the Ormonde building collapse in Johannesburg, appointing a structural engineer to probe the engineering aspects.
ECSA expresses condolences and opens an investigation into the Lerutle Primary School wall collapse in Daveyton, which killed and injured learners.
ECSA will host the 2026 International Engineering Alliance Meetings in Cape Town from 7 to 12 June 2026, welcoming global engineering leaders and regulators.
