IMESA PRESIDENT
Gavin Clunnie takes the reigns as IMESA President
The motto for my term of Office:
“Professionalism is what we stand for.”
-Gavin Clunnie
INFRASTRUCTURE NEWS
- Brown instructs Eskom to take legal action over Trillian report September 22, 2017Public enterprises minister Lynne Brown has instructed Eskom to begin legal action against consultancy firms McKinsey and Trillian Capital Partners over their involvement in disputed contracts at the country’s state-owned […]
- GroundWork appeals KiPower water use licence September 22, 2017GroundWork, with the assistance of the Centre for Environmental Rights (CER), has submitted an appeal to the Water Tribunal against a water use licence issued to KiPower Limited for the […]
- New homes in the pipeline for eThekwini residents September 22, 2017The Mayor of eThekwini Municipality, Zandile Gumede, recently launched a R120 million housing development in oThongathi in the north of Durban. The multi-million rand Emona Sunhill housing development will […]
- Afrimat Construction Index takes a dip in Q2 September 22, 2017The Afrimat Construction Index (ACI) took a dip in the second quarter of 2017 but prospects seem poised to improve says renowned economist Dr Roelof Botha. After reaching an eight-quarter […]
Update on the exemption application in respect of the draft Identification of Engineering Work (IDoEW) Regulations, Case # 2014 April 0123
On 20 January 2016, ECSA received the decision of the Competition Commission(CC) regarding the Identification of Engineering Work(IDOEW) exemption application . Unfortunately the CC has decided not to grant ECSA the exemption, however there is an option of an appeal. Please click here to access the letter from the CC. The CC further confirmed that all the Identification of Engineering Work (IDOW) exemption applications for all the six Built Environment Professions Councils were unsuccessful. The CEO and the ECSA IDOEW Task Team are currently considering steps that ECSA should take.
Civilution Forum – special SIPDM magazine
National Treasury entered into an MoU with SAICE to publish a special magazine focusing on the Standard for Infrastructure Procurement and Delivery Management. Click here to view the full publication.
IMESA REFLECTIONS
The IMESA Commemorative Book, “Reflections 2011″ takes a special journey through time, highlighting Municipal Engineering in South Africa over the last 100 years.
Reflections was launched at the 2011 conference to coincide with the institute’s Golden Jubilee celebrations. This beautifully finished book, authored by Prof Johannes Haarhoff, can be purchased from our Head Office, in either hard or soft cover.
SARF COURSES IN CAPE TOWN
South African Roads Federation (SARF) will be presenting five different courses in Cape Town (WC) region. For online registration and more information regarding SARF courses, click here to visit their website.
IMESA MEMBERSHIP
IMESA Membership can be taken up by individuals or organizations (affiliates).
For more information on Individual Membership benefits, admittance criteria and fees, or to register as a member, click here. For more information on Organization Membership benefits, admittance criteria and fees, or to register as a member, click here.
IIMM MANUAL SALE
The Internationally renowned International Infrastructure Management Manual (IIMM) has been updated to reflect the advancing field of asset management and to ensure it continues to lead the international asset management industry.
On Sale now, place your order below.
SUSTAINABLE INFRASTRUCTURE ASSET MANAGEMENT (SIAM)
Probably the greatest challenge facing municipalities in South Africa is that of asset management: the effective and methodical recording of all accumulated assets with a view to managing them today and maintaining them for the future in the most cost-effective manner possible.
Click here for more information on Sustainable Infrastructure Asset Management (SIAM).
IMESA NEWSLETTER
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