SAICE YM | Young Members

Welcome to the SAICE Young Members Website

About Us

The SAICE YM is a voluntary committee composed of young engineers from the civil engineering industry. The YM Committee seeks to unify civil engineering professionals to encourage and ultimately standardise a culture of strict professional and ethical behaviour among all SAICE members.

Vision

To create an environment which encourages up-and-coming civil engineers to develop a working relationship with SAICE through involvement, training opportunities and networking activities.

The South African Institution of Civil Engineering

Credo of the African Engineering Practitioner

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SPEBS Information

SAICE PATRONS’ ENGINEERING BURSARY SCHEME

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City of Joburg@CityofJoburgZA·

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Dont, try a hot water bottle, #Jhbweather #saveelectricity ^TK

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Can I use my heater for last time in 2019? Or ndiyayibaxa😶? #JHBWeather

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Rea Vaya Bus Transit @ReaVayaBus·

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⚠️NOTICE : #ProtestAction happening at Meadowlands affecting C1 and C6 route at Van Onsellen, @JoburgMPD enroute to the protest. Expect delays on Sunday Service. ^TM

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Mmusi Maimane@MmusiMaimane·

Post reading many of the newspapers re the true state of our nation and our politics. It is clear our politics can not resolve our challenges or position us for a shared future. Let’s work together on a movement for all South Africans working towards a common future.

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Minister of Transport |Mr Fix@MbalulaFikile·

What are this colors @nikestore @Nike they look like old apartheid flag ?

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KZN Public Works @KZNworks·

MEC Nkonyeni presents the keynote address at ENABLE DIALOGUE consultative session with disabled people. Reflects on the fact that the Province lacks a database of the needs of disabled people. Government also falls short of the 2% target of employing people with disabilities.

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Objectives

Service

To service the expanding needs of young engineer and graduate engineers in the development of their careers.

Develop

To Develop and support a culture of lifelong learning by assisting in providing and organising courses added by SAICE Education and training.

Provide

Provide career guidance to secondary and tertiary educational institution, by promoting the need for civil engineers to share dedication, frustrations, concerns and achievements with others through the administration of social network facilities.

Encourage

Encourage young engineers to get involved in local SAICE Branch activities, and encourage branches to create an atmosphere that accommodates and supports the needs and desires of young and graduating engineers.

Assist

To Assist the civil engineering industry in the developing good young engineering professionals at an early stage in their careers.

Generation Gap

To act as a catalyst for filling the wised generation gap in the civil engineering profession.

Student Chapters

The SAICE student chapter is a voluntary grouping of students from tertiary institutions where degrees and diplomas in civil engineering are offered. The role of the student chapters is to create unity and encourage student involvement in the engineered world beyond the classroom.

SAICE provides a backbone framework for this goal to be realised, by offering free student membership, it is also the role of the student chapter to facilitate the members in terms of recruitment and social or professional involvement in civil engineering.