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 responds to the George building collapse, launching an investigation into the root causes of the fatal Victoria Street incident.
ECSA’s Guideline Scope of Services and Professional Fees has been gazetted after Competition Commission approval, guiding registered engineers on fees.
A registered person implicated in the George building collapse has appealed ECSA’s improper conduct finding, suspending the tribunal’s decision.
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 has opened an investigation into the Ormonde building collapse in Johannesburg, appointing a structural engineer to probe the engineering aspects.
ECSA highlights why professional registration matters even for international engineers in South Africa, and how their qualifications are assessed.
ECSA held its first industry consultation on the Identification of Engineering Work, gathering input from Voluntary Associations and government.
ECSA responds to the George building collapse, launching an investigation into the root causes of the fatal Victoria Street incident.
