The Engineering Council of South Africa (Ecsa) has placed an engineer in charge of the construction of the George building, which collapsed, on...
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The Engineering Council of South Africa (ECSA) has reported the exercising of its powers under Section 14 of the Engineering Profession Act and imposed a precautionary suspension on the Registered Person linked to the George Building Collapse. ECSA says that the decision that the council has taken as a preventive measure, to protect any potential
The Engineering Council of South Africa (Ecsa) has placed an engineer in charge of the construction of the George building, which collapsed, on...
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