South Africa’s construction industry professionals should attend the two-day Readymix Conference by Sarma 2015 to explore new products, equipment and techniques that are pushing the boundaries of construction and changing the way that structures...
The Department of Labour says it has found that the construction industry has a less than 50 percent rate of compliance to health and safety. This emerged on the eve of the new dispensation coming into effect for the registration of Construction...
While the theme of the first of two panel discussions at this year’s TruckX conference and one-day exhibition, held at the Sandton Convention Centre on 9 July, was “role of IT, infrastructure and risk management in improving fleet...
The youth of 1976 fought hard to take back their country from the crippling effects of apartheid and injustice. Now that freedom has been attained, we are faced with constant reality of our communities being riddled with litter and the environment...
The CESA Aon Engineering Excellence Awards are set to take place next month to celebrate the innovation, quality, outstanding workmanship and professionalism, of the engineering industry. The Awards Gala Night will be held on 12 August 2015 at...
The United Nations Education, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) on 3 July this year approved the extension of the Cape Floral Region Protected Areas World Heritage Site. This approval was granted by the 39th Session of the Unesco’s...
Residents of Hammanskraal and surrounding areas are facing a health crisis as fears that raw sewage sludge, from the malfunctioning Rooiwal water treatment plant, is making its way into the Apies River. The plant, which is north of Tshwane,...
Transnet National Ports Authority (TNPA) has commenced with the registration process for its Integrated Port Management System (IPMS), scheduled to go live in the Port of Durban at the end of July. TNPA began issuing registration instructions to...
Port operators must identify and evaluate smarter solutions to improve their efficiencies and reduce waiting times. As African imports and exports increase, so too does the demand for capacity and efficiency. “A new kind of IT is needed,” says...
