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ECSA REGISTRATION WORKSHOP

ECSA REGISTRATION WORKSHOP. HOSTED by KRIEL COLLIERY 6 MAY 2005. ECSA REGISTRATION WORKSHOP ENGINEERING PROFESSION ACT. ECSA REGISTRATION WORKSHOP ENGINEERING PROFESSION ACT. ECSA REGISTRATION WORKSHOP ENGINEERING PROFESSION ACT. ECSA REGISTRATION WORKSHOP ENGINEERING PROFESSION ACT.

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ECSA REGISTRATION WORKSHOP

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  1. ECSA REGISTRATION WORKSHOP HOSTED by KRIEL COLLIERY 6 MAY 2005

  2. ECSA REGISTRATION WORKSHOPENGINEERING PROFESSION ACT

  3. ECSA REGISTRATION WORKSHOPENGINEERING PROFESSION ACT

  4. ECSA REGISTRATION WORKSHOPENGINEERING PROFESSION ACT

  5. ECSA REGISTRATION WORKSHOPENGINEERING PROFESSION ACT

  6. ECSA REGISTRATION WORKSHOPENGINEERING PROFESSION ACT

  7. ECSA REGISTRATION WORKSHOPWHAT IS ECSA? • The Engineering Council of South Africa (ECSA) is a statutory body established in terms of the Engineering Profession Act, 2000 (Act No. 46 of 2000).  ECSA's predecessor was established by Engineering Profession of South Africa Act, 1990 (114 of l990). • Apart from administrative provisions, the principal focus of the Act is aimed at promoting the safety, health and interests of the public in relation to the engineering work and Professional Conduct of persons registered with ECSA.

  8. ECSA REGISTRATION WORKSHOPECSA’s MISSION • "To ensure, through a co-operative processof quality assurance,that persons wishing to enter the professionare educated and trainedaccording to widely accepted standards,so as to be able to rendera professional service for the benefit of thepublic and the country as a whole".

  9. ECSA REGISTRATION WORKSHOPECSA – STATUTORY FUNCTIONS • Setting and auditing of academicstandards • Setting and auditing of professional development standards • Prescribing requirements for CPD • Prescribing a Code of Conduct and Codes of Practice • Identification of work of an engineering nature that should be reserved for registered persons by the CBE • Advising the CBE and Minister of Public Works on matters relating to the engineering profession • Recognition of professional associations • Publication of a guideline tariff of fees for consulting work

  10. ECSA REGISTRATION WORKSHOPWHY REGISTER? • Individual • Peer recognition of qualification and experience • Public confidence in professional competence • Eligibility for membership of certain professional societies • Lifestyle benefits • Marketability in employment market • Exclusive use of reserved names • Statutory empowerment

  11. ECSA REGISTRATION WORKSHOPWHY REGISTER? • Employers • Confidence in professionalism of staff • Recourse in the event of improper conduct • Marketability of firm or organisation • Compliance with statutory requirements • Profession • Recognition amongst other professions • Public recognition of competence and adherence to minimum standards • Country • Safety, Health and Interests of Society protected • Preservation of professional standards • International recognition

  12. ECSA REGISTRATION WORKSHOPVOLUNTARY ASSOCIATIONS • Voluntary Associations-Rules in terms of Section 36(1) • The Engineering Council of South Africa, has in terms of section 36(1) of the Engineering Profession Act, 2000 (Act 46 of 2000) made the rules in relation to the recognition of voluntary associations as contemplated in Sections 14(d) and 25 of the Act. • The following categories of voluntary associations are hereby established: • Category A • Category B • Category C

  13. ECSA REGISTRATION WORKSHOPVOLUNTARY ASSOCIATIONS Category A Associations whose membership consists of natural persons who, subject to the applicable provisions of Rule 4, are: – • practising in any particular discipline or sub-discipline of engineering; or • practising in any particular category of registration contemplated in section 18 of the Act.

  14. ECSA REGISTRATION WORKSHOPVOLUNTARY ASSOCIATIONS Category A and B • The association must be governed by a formally accepted constitution which – • is not in conflict with the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa; • is not in conflict with the Act or any policies and rules of the Council; and • does not obligate its members to adhere to a code of conduct, which is in conflict with the Council’s code of professional conduct, or any applicable code of practice published by the Council.

  15. ECSA REGISTRATION WORKSHOPVOLUNTARY ASSOCIATIONS Category A and B • The association must be of South African origin and its governing body must be independent of direct influence by any foreign body. • The association must adhere strictly to its constitution, and be able to satisfy the Council of such adherence.

  16. ECSA REGISTRATION WORKSHOPVOLUNTARY ASSOCIATIONS Category A • The association must have as one of its core missions the promotion of the interests of its members and the engineering profession. • The association must have at least 100 voting members, who are in good standing with the association. • A majority of its voting members must be registered persons.

  17. ECSA REGISTRATION WORKSHOPVOLUNTARY ASSOCIATIONS Category A • If an association does not comply with this requirement, the Council may condone such failure on condition that- • At the time of application, which may not be later than 30 June 2006,the association must prove that at least 30% of its voting members are registered persons;and that By no later than 31December 2006, the association must prove that at least 40% of its voting members are registered persons, and that By no later than 31 December 2007, the association must prove that majority of its voting members are registered persons. A majority of the members of its governing body must be registered persons.

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