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BRIDGING THE GAP Building bridges for the Gautrain are but a few projects in Nyeleti’s portfolio
Consulting engineering remains under pressure
28th June 2019 By: Halima Frost

Consulting engineering remains under the pump 


TRACK RECORD The stadium was built in record time as a multifaceted sporting facility and arts and culture hub
Sporting complex completed two years early
28th June 2019

An innovative design-and-build solution for the Japoma Sports Complex in Douala, Cameroon has allowed for multinational engineering consultancy Aecom to decrease the proposed project timeframe by... 


VIS REDDY South Africa has a good record in terms of managing tailings dams, even with the risks involved
Prospect of reinvestment brings hope to sector
28th June 2019 By: Halima Frost

A reinvestment in projects at government level will help lift the consulting engineering sector in South Africa, says consulting engineers and scientists SRK Consulting South Africa MD Vis Reddy.... 


LAYING A FOUNDATION
The company hopes to educate young unemployed people with its new programme
Company recognised for upliftment project
28th June 2019

The corporate social responsibility arm of consulting engineering firm holding company Bosch Holdings, Bosch Ulwazi has offered 200 unemployed young people in Peddie, in the Eastern Cape, jobs... 


GROWING FORWARD
The diversity panel and ‘Growing Forward’ strategy will allow the institution to develop policies that address gender diversity and inclusivity in the built environment industry
Saice embarks on long-term expansion strategy
21st June 2019 By: Cameron Mackay

Civil engineering voluntary association and learning institution, the South African Institution of Civil Engineering (Saice) has initiated a long-term expansion strategy to cater to the needs of... 


ALLYSON LAWLESS

Employers are mistaken in unrealistically expecting graduates to design and manage processes, projects and systems from their first day at work
Regulations enable organisations to develop graduates
21st June 2019 By: Cameron Mackay

Organisations need to play a more active role in developing engineering capacity in South Africa, as new regulations are in place to provide available funding for graduate training, says South... 


Cesa CEO Chris Campbell
Broad stakeholder engagement necessary to effect 'new dawn' – Cesa
29th May 2019 By: Marleny Arnoldi

In keeping with President Cyril Ramaphosa’s call for a “new dawn” in South Africa’s economy, Consulting Engineers South Africa (Cesa) says it would like to see the reinstatement of stakeholder... 


PwC Southern Africa CEO Shirley Machaba
PwC Southern Africa appoints first black female CEO
23rd May 2019 By: Marleny Arnoldi

Consultancy PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) has appointed Shirley Machaba Southern Africa CEO, effective July 1. She is the first black African woman to be appointed as CEO within PwC in Southern... 


DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT
Last year, ADA Consulting Engineers completed work for the extension of the Airport Junction shopping centre, in Gaborone
Firm well-positioned for business in Botswana and Africa
3rd May 2019 By: Jessica Oosthuizen

The working environment in Botswana is stable, and civil and structural engineering firm ADA Consulting Engineers welcomes the country’s focus on infrastructure development, which the company is... 


Hatch attains Level 1 empowerment rating
Hatch attains Level 1 empowerment rating
23rd April 2019 By: Marleny Arnoldi

Global consultancy Hatch has attained a Level 1 Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment rating. “We embrace diversity as the catalyst to grow the economy by rectifying the exclusion of previously... 


Plan required for uptake of 4IR in power sector
19th April 2019 By: Mamaili Mamaila

The power generation and transmission sector has been slow in the uptake of the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR), says global engineering company Aurecon Group energy unit manager Sibu Mvana.  


MATHIEU DU PLOOY

WSP’s focus on the African continent is more sector-based than geographical. We will follow the countries where the need is pressing
Digital tech can improve client and project interaction
5th April 2019 By: Cameron Mackay

Professional services firm WSP is finding more opportunities to use emerging digital technologies in delivering engineering and infrastructure projects globally, points out WSP in Africa MD Mathieu... 


GREEN BUILDINGS

The next for green buildings will be the integration the Internet of Things and consistent use of technology through the life cycle of an asset
Consulting firm shifts to public-sector partner role
5th April 2019 By: Cameron Mackay

Multinational engineering consultancy Aurecon sees a need to shift the group’s role from that of consultant for engineering design and delivery to being more of a partner to government,... 


SME OPPORTUNITIES 

The most successful projects in which Hyson Cells has been involved are where women-owned teams have been employed
SME politics hindering civil projects, says consulting firm
5th April 2019 By: Cameron Mackay

Government efforts to motivate for the employment of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) for civil engineering and construction projects are causing difficulties for local infrastructure... 


MEANINGFUL CONTRIBUTION

Companies should create an inclusive environment for employees to enable them to contribute to the company and community
Emphasis on STEM subjects at schools vital
5th April 2019 By: Cameron Mackay

The announcement by President Cyril Ramaphosa in his State of the Nation Address in February this year that government plans to introduce more technical subjects at high schools in South Africa, is... 


NERESH PATHER

It’s pointless watching technology pass us by - reinventing, retooling and reskilling people will place the industry in a position to embrace technology
Education important for future of industry – Cesa
5th April 2019 By: Cameron Mackay

Consulting engineering association Consulting Engineers South Africa (Cesa) president Neresh Pather says introducing new technology subjects at technical high schools will play a critical role in... 


THE MATZIKAMMA MUNICIPALITY 

The Matzikamma municipality coastline was deemed suitable for land-based aquaculture farming
Uptick in demand for water-sector consulting
5th April 2019 By: Cameron Mackay

Despite subdued demand for consulting engineering services in South Africa, engineering consulting firm SRK Consulting South Africa has noted an increase in demand for the group’s water-sector... 


WATER MANAGEMENT Brimis Engineering aims to establish a fully functioning water management consultancy division
Company expects opportunities in water infrastructure
15th March 2019 By: Jessica Oosthuizen

Valve repair and engineering consulting company Brimis Engineering expects that aging and old infrastructure will result in several project opportunities focused on renewal. Brimis Engineering MD... 


SHANE PEREIRA
Lesedi continues to support Eskom in providing electricity to South Africa
Lesedi exploring opportunities in Africa at PEWA
15th March 2019 By: Mamaili Mamaila

Engineering, procurement, project management and maintenance solutions house Lesedi Nuclear Services will, for the second time, attend the Power and Electricity World Africa (PEWA) conference... 


FLOODING ISSUES There should be an emphasis on how urban areas are planned because if infrastructure is not adequately designed, flooding will present problems
Company offers technology to mitigate floods
15th March 2019 By: Jessica Oosthuizen

Construction design and engineering services provider Royal HaskoningDHV’s BlueLabel technology can be used to mitigate flooding in South Africa, says Royal HaskoningDHV business development water... 


RIVERBANK EROSION Severe erosion is taking place in South African rivers, with sheer walls and embankments a sure sign of material being washed downstream
Variable climate presents challenges
15th March 2019 By: Jessica Oosthuizen

A more variable climate is creating the challenges of ensuring adequate water supply in dry areas and dealing with higher rainfall in wet areas. Consulting engineers and scientists SRK Consulting... 


LABOUR LINEUP
Labour broking is still a viable option for many short-term projects
Labour broking not a dying breed
22nd February 2019 By: Halima Frost

Although the temporary employment sector has been under pressure over some years it has now reached a level they are regarded as legitimate for sectors in an open economy.  The industry continues... 


PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE
Anthony Boy and Louis Breckenridge speak of their hopes for the future
Promising growth in construction sector brings hope for 2019
22nd February 2019 By: Halima Frost

Despite the contribution of the construction sector to local economic activity being inconsistent, and having decreased significantly over the years, Constructional Engineering Association (CEA)... 


TRANSCONTINENTAL AFRICA FOCUS
We’re not considering entering the HVAC industry locally we are staying in our market - where people fear to tread
BBE Group air-cooling consulting crucial to African mining prospects
22nd February 2019 By: Cameron Mackay

Consulting and engineering services business Bluhm Burton Engineering (BBE) Group’s air-cooling consulting and services are crucial to its involvement in several mining projects, with construction... 


M&R expects significant improvement in interim HEPS
19th February 2019 By: Nadine James

JSE-listed engineering group Murray & Roberts (M&R) expects a significant improvement in total earnings per share (EPS) and headline earnings per share (HEPS) for the six months ended December 31.... 


NERESH PATHER 
Procurement policies need to be formulated to embrace the long-term needs of projects
Cesa optimistic after president’s address
15th February 2019 By: Halima Frost

The 2019 presidential address of industry body Consulting Engineers South Africa (Cesa) president Neresh Pather, which he delivered with cautious optimism, calling for a transparent drive for the... 


NO CROP CIRCLE
The circular foundation where the storage silos will be placed can be seen from an aerial view of the plant
Operations to be ramped up at edible-oil plant
15th February 2019 By: Halima Frost

Civil and structural engineering firm ADA Consulting is set to complete the upgrade of edible-oil supplier CEOCO’s Boksburg plant, in Gauteng by September. ADA Consulting MD Paul Maitre tells... 


DRIVERLESS NAVIGATION

The driverless vehicle pilots the testing route with a GPS-supported satellite navigation system
Continental optimises tyre test with driverless test vehicle
15th February 2019

Automotive tyre manufacturing company Continental commissioned the first driverless tyre test vehicle for an assortment of road surface types at its test site in Uvalde, Texas, in the US. The aim... 


RETAINING THE GREENERY
A green-wall solution was found to make retaining walls more aesthetically pleasing
Green solution used for retaining walls
15th February 2019 By: Halima Frost

Geotextiles manufacturer Fibertex SA is working on a project that entails the supply of more than 12 000 geosynthetic sand container (GSC) bags that are being used as a green wall solution rather... 


PAVING THE WAY
The mobile paver has a 3D integrated control system for varying offset applications
Concrete paver launched at Las Vegas Expo
15th February 2019

At the World of Concrete 2019 Expo held in Las Vegas last month construction solutions provider Wirtgen Group introduced the new AutoPilot 2.0 – a pour in place concrete paver – showcased three... 


Consulting Engineers South Africa (Cesa) president Neresh Pather
Cesa president calls for increased transparency
30th January 2019 By: Simone Liedtke

Presenting his 2019 presidential address on Wednesday, Consulting Engineers South Africa (Cesa) president Naresh Pather called for increased transparency for the betterment of the sector and its... 


Integrated engineering supply chains require small and large firms
25th January 2019 By: Schalk Burger

Large firms are key to transforming the South African engineering sector as part of a business ecosystem that includes smaller, agile and large entities driving industry to be more innovative,... 


AGRI-SMART SOLUTION
The joint venture will bring the most essential spare products closer to farmers, in order to satisfy their maintenance needs for bearings and agricultural products
Company focused on agriculture
25th January 2019 By: Cameron Mackay

The agricultural sector is set to become a significant focal point for leading bearings and power transmission product distributor Bearings International (BI) in 2019, as it expands its portfolio... 


FENNER PRODUCT GROUP 2018
The extended scope has put BMG in a position to deal with conveyors clients
Expanded products portfolio leads to new opportunities
25th January 2019 By: Cameron Mackay

New markets and opportunities have arisen after technical solutions provider BMG expanded its products portfolio with the addition of Fenner conveyor belting products last year. “BMG decided to... 


INSPECTION The IEE project calculates boiler plant and heat exchanger efficiencies, quantifies boiler and system losses, and establishes the cost of steam generation
Project helps industry achieve energy and cost savings
25th January 2019 By: Thabi Shomolekae

With steam accounting for about 30% of industrial plant energy consumption, the National Cleaner Production Centre South Africa’s (NCPC-SA’s) Industrial Energy Efficiency (IEE) Project is assisting... 


Mott MacDonald appoints Liz King MD for Africa
23rd January 2019 By: Tasneem Bulbulia

Mott MacDonald has appointed Liz King MD of its business in Africa, succeeding George Rennie who has retired after 36 years at the company. King will be responsible for the day-to-day management... 


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