The SAICE Future Leaders Panel (FLP) is a voluntary committee composed of young engineers from the industry. The FLP seeks to unify and encourage young civil engineering professionals and ultimately standardise a culture of strict professional and ethical behaviour among all SAICE young members.
To create an environment which encourages students studying towards civil engineering qualifications to develop a working relationship with SIACE through involvement, training opportunities and networking activities.
Since the origins of humanity, human progress has been spurred by the engineering genius. The engineering profession has made usable nature’s vast resources of material and energy for humanity’s benefits. Engineering practitioners have vitalized, and turned to practice use, the principles of science and the means of technology. Were if not for this heritage of accumulated experience, my efforts would be feeble.
I pledge to practice integrity and fair dealing, tolerance and respect, and to uphold devotion to the standards and dignity of my profession, conscious always that my skill carries with it, the obligation to serve the public good, by making the most sustainable use of earth’s precious resources.
I shall participate in none but honest enterprises. When needed, my skill and knowledge shall be given without reservation. In the performance of duty and in fidelity to my profession, I shall give the utmost.
To develop innovative thinking among young members and inspire them to change their overall worldview.
To encourage professional registration of young members who are eligible to register with their relevant councils in relation to the Identification of Engineering Work (IDoEW) policy.
To equip young members with valuable knowledge through industry projects and events, which will assist them gain skills to allow them to grow in their respective careers.
To promote the SAICE Growing Forwards strategy to ensure maximum impact within the organization.
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I am the Chairperson of the SAICE FLP and have been working as a Construction Project Manager for over 9 years. My experience covers various areas including the PFMA, Construction and Building Management, and Implementation of Housing Projects technical procedures/methods. I am well-versed in building legislation and policies, as well as project and program implementation processes.
In addition to my professional role, I proudly serve as a board member of the University of Johannesburg’s Research Centre (SMaCT). I am also dedicated to promoting Employment Equity as a Champion at the Gauteng Department of Human Settlements. Throughout my career, I have actively participated in numerous committees, contributing to a wide range of initiatives.
Victor Chibaya is a dedicated Structural Engineer at SiVEST SA with a fervent commitment to advancing the industry through advocacy and innovation. Currently serving as the Vice Chairperson of SAICE FLP, Victor is actively involved in shaping the future of engineering leadership. He also contributes his expertise to the SAICE Pretoria Branch and the IStructE Southern African Regional Group.
Victor’s passion for the industry is evident in his active participation and contributions, showcasing his commitment to giving back. Concurrently pursuing a Master’s Degree in Engineering at UCT, he believes in the transformative power of knowledge coupled with action. Victor advocates for continuous education among young professionals, emphasizing the importance of applying acquired knowledge to create positive change and build a better tomorrow today.
Takalani Netshipale is a Civil Engineer and Project Manager with 6 years experience, and is currently developing and managing multi-million-rand projects for Health Infrastructure at the Kwa-Zulu Natal Department of Health in South Africa.
She has worked on construction sites as a Site Engineer and a Resident Engineer in earthworks, concrete works, roads, stormwater systems and other civil works.
She has also worked in international projects management, design and implementation of toll plaza infrastructure and Intelligent Transport Systems automation. She is currently serving as the Deputy Chairperson for SAICE Ethics Committee, STAR Committee and Diversity and Inclusivity.
I was trained as a leader by the Columbia 1400 SA academic leadership camp, I became a leader in my high school, community, and family. I usually go to NGOs like old age homes and charities to help students/learners with their homework and play activities with them. Exposure with Civils 2000, Baseline Civils, Martin & East, Old Mutual. With under a year of working esperience in construction works.
I am a motivated and diligent Civil Technician with under a year worth of experience in the construction industry. I possess a strong foundation in civil engineering principles and a keen interest in contributing to infrastructure development projects. My hands-on experience and academic background have made me a valuable addition to any project team
A Chartered Civil Engineer with seven years experience, Currently employed in the Consulting Engineering industry at Atkins in Dublin, Ireland.
The vast majority of my project experience has been in the fields of Roads and Stormwater Engineering. I have experience in a variety of projects, with my involvement comprising both design and project management roles. I have extensive knowledge in programs such as AutoCAD and Civil Designer.
I have a Bachelor of Science Degree in Civil Engineering along with a Master of Science Degree in Civil Engineering both obtained through the University of KwaZulu-Natal. I have also pass the Project Management Professional (PMP) exam.
I am a highly motivated individual with a positive and professional attitude, who is always willing to further develop my engineering knowledge
I am a Professional Engineer (South Africa) and Chartered Engineer (Australia). I have 14 years of experience as a Civil Engineer and have managed and designed a variety of projects from municipal services/urban engineering (sewer, water, stormwater, earthworks, roads), water engineering (bulk, distribution, treatment) to engineering investigations (feasibility studies, improvement projects, other investigations). Apart from consulting, I have also worked as a contractor and client (government).
I have been a leader in South African engineering institutions and organisations, functioning in strategic and operational roles and was fortunate to win some honours due to this.
My other interests include: art, reading, writing, developmental studies, social systems and community upliftment programmes. I have a passion for Africa and development of emerging economies.
I am proactive, diligent, a team player and passionate about my work. Always keen for opportunities of collaborations.
I am a senior civil engineer and town planner with a passion for addressing the urgent challenges of climate change and sustainable development. My goal is to make a positive impact and find innovative solutions that contribute to a better world.
I started my career as a roads and stormwater design engineer focusing on municipal and provincial roads. After completing my masters of town and regional planning, I transitioned into transport planning and advisory. During this time I got some water advisory experience. My current role entails the development of business cases, strategies and policy/legislative guidance of transport and water infrastructure. I’m serving on the Transport Planning and Advisory committee
Civil Technologist at ROMH Consulting, with 7 years’ work experience in the consulting engineering field. I have developed skills in the design, construction monitoring, contract administration and management of projects with infrastructure services, such as water, sewer, housing, buildings and schools. I am active member of the South African Institute of Civil Engineering, currently leading as the Chairperson for the Amathole Branch in the Eastern Cape.
With a solid background in civil engineering, my work experience encompasses a wide range of expertise in the transportation and infrastructure sector. I have successfully delivered various road and railway projects, specializing in geometric road and stormwater design, culvert design, and road marking and signs design. Additionally, I have played a vital role in supporting the delivery of infrastructure through the Irish statutory processes, ensuring compliance with local regulations and guidelines. My passion for design thinking has led me to facilitate workshops and implement human-centered engineering solutions. Furthermore, I possess technical design proficiency across multiple disciplines, adhering to industry standards such as the National Cycle Manual and TII Technical Standards. With extensive involvement in planning, designing, and monitoring low-density and high-density housing schemes, I have demonstrated my ability to create sustainable and community-centric developments. From feasibility studies to contract administration, I have been actively engaged in the entire project lifecycle, consistently delivering successful outcomes. My comprehensive skill set includes excellent interpersonal and communication abilities, innovative and critical thinking, and a commitment to continuous learning. I am eager to contribute my expertise to furthering infrastructure development and creating lasting positive impacts on communities.
Shivam is a Professional Civil Engineer with 9 years of experience in the industry. he has been involved in an array of projects in the Civil, Structural and Project Management sphere in the public and private sectors engineer.
I qualified as a civil engineer from the University of KwaZulu-Natal, year 2013. I started working as a candidate engineer at Eskom’s Lethabo Power Station in February 2014. I then joined VNA Consulting in June, 2015 as a structural engineer. Currently registered as a Professional Civil Engineer with 9 years of experience.
I am a self-motivated person, I believe in taking initiative in order to learn something new. I am a diligent and an honest worker. I believe that no one knows everything, there is always something new to learn every day and I am an individual who is motivated to learn. I believe that I am an asset as I am a quick learner and if thrown into the deep end I can swim my way to the top. I can always find my way through whatever is put onto my plate. I believe that hard work leads to success; success is not an independent attribute.
18 years in the Public Sector (KZN DOT), 30 years at a University and 2,5 years as SAICE Head of Training!
mdinka@uj.ac.za
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