Heavy Earth Moving Equipment Ideally Suited To Construction

Key to construction projects spanning the full range of sizes (from domestic to heavy industrial) is heavy equipment. The range of description applying to earth moving equipment covers a huge sector of machines that excavate and grade soil and rock. These also serve to increase the pace of earth work, materials handling, demolition and construction. […]

Continue reading

ISO 20887 Sustains Buildings and Civil Engineering Works

Contributing nearly 40 % of global CO2 emissions from energy, the building sector has enormous potential to clean up our world. A new International Standard helps the industry do just that by optimizing how buildings are used as well as effectively reusing and recycling their components when their time is finally up. ISO 20887, Sustainability […]

Continue reading

The 5th Edition of The Franki Guide to Geotechnical Engineering in Africa

Reflecting the rich history of the Franki legend, the Fifth Edition of the widely acknowledged “Blue Book” on geotechnical engineering incorporates elements of its holding company, the Keller Group, and many of Keller’s state-of-the-art ground improvement and grouting technologies.  The book, entitled A Guide to Practical Geotechnical Engineering in Africa was officially launched by Keller’s […]

Continue reading

SONA: Construction Industry Needs Less Talk, More Action

Construction industry cannot live on plans alone At this year’s State of the Nation address (SONA), President Ramaphosa once again emphasised the need to shift state expenditure from debt servicing to infrastructure and other forms of productive activity likely to create growth and jobs. He also announced that the funding available for infrastructure had ballooned […]

Continue reading

Construction Sector Body Bates Breath As Minister Blade Nzimande Launches Investigation Into Financial Misconduct At Construction Sector Education and Training Authority (CETA)

The country’s body of construction contractors, Master Builders South Africa (MBSA), has called for an urgent meeting with the Minister of Higher Education, Science and Technology. The meeting is meant to provide clarity on the standing of thousands of learners who are in training programmes supported by the CETA. The CETA was placed under administration […]

Continue reading