The Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) and the South African Institution of Civil Engineering (SAICE) first signed an agreement of co-operation in October 1992. Over time the agreement has been reaffirmed and expanded to include the establishment of a Joint Committee to co-ordinate services to members between the two institutions. Discussions between the 2004 presidents of ICE and SAICE took place during an ICE presidential visit to South Africa on how best the two institutions could work together, given that the majority of ICE members who reside in South Africa are members of both institutions
The end result of these discussions was the signing of an Agreement of Co-operation and the establishment of a ICE-SAICE Joint Division in 2007.
The Division is governed by a committee in terms of a set of rules agreed between the two institutions.
The name of the Division was originally agreed on as the Joint Civils Division. However during 2011, by agreement between the Councils of the ICE and SAICE, the name was changed to the ICE-SA Division.
Perform learned society activities that are of mutual interest to both ICE and SAICE with particular emphasis on matters that are of international concern
Perform the normal ICE country representative services
Arrange ICE-SAICE Presidential Visits
Arrange Brunel International Lectures
Promote and communicate ICE and SAICE publications, programmes, best practices and initiatives
Provide developing country inputs into ICE initiatives and projects
Ensure promotion of NEC contracts in South Africa and help the industry and the Government to apply and use the NEC contracts as intended
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ICE-SA provides information to civil engineers who are interested in international trends, UK and South African practices. This information is sent out on a regular basis via email.
ICE Country Representative (South Africa): Prof Marianne Vanderschuren
Email: communication@ice-sa.org.za
Address: SAICE House, Thornhill Office Park, Bekker Road, Vorna Valley, Midrand, 1685, South Africa