WHY REGISTER WITH ECSA?
Because the law requires people doing engineering work to do so
Because that is the way that your qualification is accepted internationally via three accords:
DOCUMENTATION
Acts
- 3CBEAct43_2000
- Eng Prof Act 46 of 2000
- Identification of Engineering Work
- Guideline Professional Fees Scope of Services and Tariff of Fees
- Overarching Code of Practice for the Performance of Engineering Work
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Individuals: ECSA Registration
To assist you, we have added the following documents that will play a major role in your assessment.
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Presentations
LEGAL ISSUES
For Technicians, Technologists and Engineers to do work in the Engineering field, they need to understand what was Gazetted as Engineering Work.
It is a legal requirement that a person must register with the Engineering Council of South Africa as a Professional Engineer, a Professional Engineering Technologist or a Professional Engineering Technician – see the Engineering Professions Act 46 of 2000.
By not being registered, the individual stands the risk of having to pay a fine equal to double his / her salary while doing that work.
To register and remain registered, it is compulsory for professionals to obtain CPD points on a regular basis.
DOCUMENTATION
Acts
- 3CBEAct43_2000
- Eng Prof Act 46 of 2000
- Identification of Engineering Work
- Guideline Professional Fees Scope of Services and Tariff of Fees
- Overarching Code of Practice for the Performance of Engineering Work
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Individuals: ECSA Registration
To assist you, we have added the following documents that will play a major role in your assessment.
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