FREE WEBINAR FOR PROPERTY PROFESSIONALS, CONVEYANCING ATTORNEYS AND PROPERTY OWNERS
‘The ABC of CoCs’, the ECA(SA)’s free Zoom webinar at 2pm on 19 July 2023, will discuss the legal requirements relating to electrical Certificates of […]
Category: News
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HEAT YOUR HOMES SAFELY THIS WINTER
Advice from Miranda Moahlodi, Eskom’s Senior Manager for Corporate Hygiene and Safety Winter has definitely set in, with significant rain and snow falls being reported […]
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ECA(SA)’S NEW ONLINE STORE NOW OPEN ORDER DOCUMENTS ONLINE
The ECA(SA) has introduced its own online store where all documents can be purchased through an easy five-step process. Available products include: CoC forms for […]
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THE ECA’S DURBAN OFFICE RELOCATES TO TEMPORARY PREMISES
The ECA’s KwaZulu-Natal Regional office vacated its premises at 188 Lilian Nogyi Road, Morningside at the end of May. Linden Bowes, ECA Regional Director, KwaZulu-Natal, […]
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ADVICE FOR HOMEOWNERS AND RESIDENTIAL ESTATES – CHOOSING YOUR ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR WISELY
It’s a sad reality that many body corporates and managing agents of residential estates don’t scrutinise the credentials of electrical contractors who are employed by […]
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THE IMPORTANCE OF EMPLOYMENT EQUITY COMPLIANCE
MBA News By Dr. Prishana Datadin | Human Resources Manager, MBA KZN The Employment Equity (EE) Act is a law that promotes equal opportunity and […]
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HOW LONG IS AN ELECTRICAL CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE VALID FOR?
It has been brought to the ECA’s notice that some electrical contractors imply that a CoC has a validity period of two years and suggest […]
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WARNING: FRAUDSTERS TARGETTING ELECTRICAL CONCTRACTORS BY PLACING LARGE ORDERS WITH SUPPLIERS
An ECA member in the Western Cape has asked the ECA to warn fellow members and indeed, all electrical contractors across the country, to be […]
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ADVICE FOR CONSUMERS: ARE YOU IN SAFE HANDS?
A downloadable, printable version of this article, taken from SA Electrical Contractor, September-October 2022 issue can be found here By Juan Beyneveldt, Managing Director, Atom […]
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ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR REGISTRATION FEES GO UP TO R240.00 PER YEAR
The Department of Employment and Labour (DoEL) has gazetted new fees and electrical contractors will now have to pay R240.00 per year to be registered […]
