MEDIA RELEASE 27 October 2014 – Johannesburg: Global engineering consultants SRK Consulting are extending their footprint in Africa, building on local skills and experience in a wide range of technical fields vital to the continent’s sustainable development. With 14 offices in African nations, including Angola, Cameroon, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Ghana and Zimbabwe, …
High-tech computer applications for data management, mapping, modelling and imagery are helping SRK Consulting in KwaZulu-Natal to present large amounts of data in a more accessible, visual format – so clients and stakeholders can quickly understand the information and are able to make informed and better project decisions. SRK brings together data from various elements …
MEDIA RELEASE IAIAsa AWARD Alchemy’s public participation award shines spotlight on sustainability practices Anglo American Platinum (Amplats), SRK Consulting, TTM Consulting and Yamedupi Solutions walked away with the International Association for Public Participation Southern Africa Project of the Year Award at a ceremony hosted by IAIAsa and IAP2 at Gallagher Estate in Midrand on …
The prospect of a few new mining projects in the second half of 2014 – promoted by beneficiaries of mining leases and claims ceded to government – is among the few encouraging aspects of a mining industry still facing tough times, according to SRK Consulting country manager in Zimbabwe, Arimon Ngilazi. “These leases have to …
As South Africa cries out for a larger pool of engineering skills, the sector needs to ensure that there are no barriers to the entry of women into professional careers that contribute to the engineering environment, according to SRK Consulting (SA) managing director Peter Labrum. While the number of women in consulting engineering has certainly …
01 October 2014 – Johannesburg: As the latest statistics from Productivity SA show that labour productivity in the mining sector fell almost 7% last year, mine management urgently needs a long-term vision for an operating environment that will improve output per worker, according to SRK Consulting chairman Roger Dixon. [Source: SA News (SA Government News …
