CAREERS WITH NOMA || BUSINESS ENGINEERING WITH SPECIALIZATION IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING || EP 06

Hello Buddies Welcome to another video of Careers with Noma, lets explore the above qualification and become knowledgeable. Please do no forget to comment, like, subscribe & share with someone you think might benefit from this video. Here are some answers I found on Chatgpt about Engineering council of SA: 1. Is ECSA registration required? Not always — but sometimes it is legally required. You must be registered with ECSA if you want to: Work as a Professional Engineer (Pr Eng) Sign off or take legal responsibility for engineering work Do consulting engineering or work required by certain laws (e.g., building regulations) If you are just employed as an engineer in a company, you can sometimes work without being professionally registered, but: You usually work under a registered engineer Many senior roles require Pr Eng registration Typical path: Graduate with BEng/BSc Eng Register as Candidate Engineer Gain ±3 years experience Apply for Professional Engineer (Pr Eng) registration. 2. Do you pay monthly fees? No — ECSA does not charge monthly fees. They charge: Application fees (once-off) Annual membership/registration fees Example of typical fees Candidate engineer annual fee: about R1 470 – R1 690 per year Professional engineer annual fee: about R3 550 – R4 190 per year These are usually paid once per year, not monthly. You also pay a once-off application fee when applying for registration. 3. Other requirements after registration To stay registered you must: Pay the annual fee Maintain CPD points (Continuing Professional Development) This proves you keep your engineering knowledge updated. 4. Summary: Registration with ECSA is not required for every engineering job. It is required if you want to be a Professional Engineer (Pr Eng) or sign off work. Fees are annual, not monthly. Thanks for stopping by I appreciate it See you soon xoxo