The Construction Industry Development Board (CIDB) is a Schedule 3A public entity established by an Act of Parliament (No 38 of 2000: Construction Industry Development Board Act) to promote a regulatory and developmental framework that binds ....

We would like to invite you to participate in this research project, with this letter is a short questionnaire requesting you to complete it. The current research project is a doctorate study being conducted at the Faculty of Engineering ...

As you are possibly aware, on 3 July 2011 Carte Blanche aired a segment on electrical contractors. It would appear that many members are under the impression that the ECA (SA) was involved in the selection criteria, ....

First of all I would like to thank Petrus Jooste for the invitation extended to our Association to attend the KwaZulu-Natal leg of the Fulton Awards roadshow extravaganza which I attended on Tuesday night.

The Steel and Engineering Federation of South Africa (SEIFSA) counter wage offer of 4.1% tabled last week at the sector`s bargaining council was regarded as an insult to trade unions and was rejected, the National Union of Metal Workers (NUM) indicated.

In terms of sections 5(2)(f) and 22(1) of the Construction Industry Development Act of 2000, the Construction Industry Development Board (CIDB) has established a Register of Projects for the purpose of gathering information .....

Already feeling the effects of a bitumen shortage, the beleaguered construction sector is now facing a serious reinforcing steel shortage.

Reinforcing steel (rebar) suppliers and manufacturers have now begun defaulting on their contracts with construction companies to deliver processed (cut and bent) rebar, due to the nation wide shortage of raw material available from the local steel mills.

The Metal and Engineering Industries Bargaining Council (MEIBC) has given notice that parties to that Bargaining Council will soon commence the 2011 Industry negotiations .......

On the 2nd of February 2011, the Master Builders Association of the Western Cape (MBAWC) - a registered trade association for employers in the building industry, hosted a seminar to discuss 'Developing a More Stable Construction Industry