Engineering Ethics in Southern Africa - Theories & Cases 1e

-Engineers work in a Social Context and as such there is a recognised need globally for them to acquire 'soft' skills in addition to 'hard' skills. There has been increasing emphasis in South Africa on improving the overall health and safety performance of the construction industry to acceptable levels
-Engineers qualifying in Engineering in tertiary institutions in the Southern Africa region seek to study an accredited Engineering degree that conforms to the Washington Accord. This certifies their final qualifications are internationally recognised.
-Engineering accreditation is provided by the Engineering Council of South Africa (ECSA) whose role and function is to provide a professional register of qualified