ECSA’s Guideline Scope of Services and Professional Fees has been gazetted after Competition Commission approval, guiding registered engineers on fees.
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.
After the Inanda retaining wall collapse, ECSA calls for professional oversight and urges appointing registered engineering practitioners for engineering work.
ECSA met Voluntary Associations on its revised VA and CPD Frameworks, confirming Council as sole authority for accrediting and validating CPD activities.
The International Engineering Alliance has recognised ECSA’s Washington Accord standards for a further six years, boosting global recognition for engineers.
The International Engineering Alliance has renewed ECSA’s Sydney and Dublin Accords for six more years, confirming SA qualifications meet global standards.
ECSA launched the IEA accreditation visit at DUT’s Engineering and Built Environment Faculty to confirm qualifications meet international standards.
ECSA held its first industry consultation on the Identification of Engineering Work, gathering input from Voluntary Associations and government.
ECSA highlights why professional registration matters even for international engineers in South Africa, and how their qualifications are assessed.
ECSA’s Acting President argues that involving engineers in decision-making bodies is key to South Africa’s infrastructure development and service delivery.
