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The South African Institution of Civil Engineering

February 04, 2012

SAICE Awards 2011

Meet our Winners!

The Awards event took place at the Premier Hotel OR Tambo on the evening of 11 October 2011. We announced our winners to a ballroom packed to capacity with civil engineering guests, clients and dignitaries.

Blackburn Pedestrian bridge Community-based winner | Blackburn Pedestrian Bridge

Warwick Viaduct outbound Technical Excellence commendation | Warwick Triangle viaduct - outbound

Granger Bay Boulevard Technical Excellence winner | Granger Bay Boulevard and Green Point Roundabout - Traffic Circle

Buitengragt Structural Steel Pedestrian Bridge Technical Excellence winner | Buitengragt Structural Steel Pedestrian Bridge

Gautrain Rapid Rail Link Civil Engineering Accolade | Gautrain Rapid Rail Link

Durban branch SAICE Branch of the Year | Durban

SAICE Geotechnical Division SAICE Division of the Year | Geotechnical Division

Dr Chris Herold Engineer of the Year | Dr Chris Herold

Andrew McKune Young Engineer of the Year | Andrew McKune

Trevor Ncalo Technician / Technologist Achiever Award | Trevor Ncalo

UCT Student Chapter SAICE Student Chapter of the Year | UCT SC

Most supportive advertiser | Esorfranki

For more info contact Zina Girald at SAICE National Office on +27 (11) 805 5947 or e-mail: zina@saice.org.za

SAICE Project Awards

The SA Institution of Civil Engineering (SAICE) promotes cutting edge technology, upholding quality and world-class standards and encourages its members to extend their skills to compete in the global village. The objectives of the award for the most outstanding civil engineering achievement are:

to give recognition to well engineered civil projects,
to portray the art and science of civil engineering to the general public
and to publicize how the profession finds answers to challenging problems.

Numerous projects in three categories, technical excellence, community-based projects and international projects, are entered for the most outstanding civil engineering achievement each year on a regional level. The winners from the regional competitions are submitted by the relevant branch chairperson to SAICE National Office.

By 1 July every year, unless otherwise stipulated, the winners of the regional competitions are submitted to be sent to:
SAICE National Office
Attention: Zina Girald
Private Bag X200
Halfway House
1685

International project entries can be submitted directly to the address above. The same goes for projects that are located in areas where the SAICE regional branch is dormant.

National Office organizes a panel of experts that adjudicate the projects and the winners are announced at a black tie function that takes place on an annual basis.

The first competition took place in 1965.

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