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ECSA is providing EIZ with mentorship, knowledge exchange and practical collaboration to strengthen accreditation, professional standards and international recognition, including preparation for a Washington Accord application.
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The page provides a facility for finding a person registered with ECSA.
Visitors can contact ECSA by using the contact form or the published telephone lines.
The page provides access to ECSA's self-service portal.
ECSA provides a registration route for new applicants.
This opportunity allows individuals to have their foreign or non-accredited engineering educational qualifications assessed and recognized by the Engineering Council of South Africa (ECSA). Applicants must meet the specified criteria and follow the documented processes outlined in the E-17-PRO-PC guidelines.
Eligible engineering students at the University of Johannesburg can join the ECSA Student Chapter, which offers networking, mentoring, and bonding opportunities. The chapter serves as a primary registration category for students and supports their progression toward professional registration with ECSA.
Universities and Voluntary Associations must follow the accreditation policy framework developed by ECSA to verify CPD providers and validate CPD activities.
ECSA invited delegates at the 6th SA-UNESCO Engineering and Technology Conference to develop and deliver an action plan aimed at harnessing the opportunities of the fourth industrial revolution through engineering innovation.
South African engineering professionals registered with ECSA can now seek recognition of their qualifications in other countries that are signatories to the Washington Accord, due to the renewed six-year recognition by the International Engineering Alliance.
The public, employers, clients, and procuring authorities can verify if an engineering practitioner is registered with ECSA by requesting an ECSA Digital Certificate powered by PrivySeal. This ensures the practitioner has proven qualifications, competence, and skills to perform engineering work.
