Responsible Packaging Management Association of South Africa (RPMASA)
RPMASA is an NPO and the leading Southern African Organisation, for Classification and Transport of Dangerous Goods and Hazardous Materials
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Renal Care Society of South Africa (RCSSA)
The mission of RCSSA is to advance the professional development of members practicing in nephrology, transplantation and related therapies, and to promote the highest standards of patient care.
Continue reading →Restaurant Association of South Africa (RASA)
RASA is a body that was formed in 2004 to act in the interests of the South African restaurateur as a voice and lobbying body to speak on the behalf of restauranteurs.
RASA has direct representation with government and various other boards and promotes restaurants as a sector of hospitality.
RASA lobbies against government and has relationships with SAT, NDT, DOL TBCSGTCATHSSETBAC and other friends of the association.
Continue reading →South African Intruder Detection Systems Association (SAIDSA)
The South African Intruder Detection Services Association (SAIDSA) is an association of service providers of security systems, ranging from basic alarms to sophisticated electronic intruder detection systems and CCTV, and incorporating signal monitoring as well as the provision of armed reaction services. SAIDSA is regarded as the Watchdog of this segment of the industry and has the interests of both its members and the public at heart.
Continue reading →Register of Exercise Professionals South Africa (REPSSA)
The Register of Exercise Professionals SA (REPSSA) is the Registered Professional Body for the Fitness Industry which recognises qualifications and expertise.
They are a non-Profit register, recognised by International Bodies, ensuring constant upskilling for/of Exercise Professionals.
Continue reading →South African Institution of Civil Engineering (SAICE)
The mission of SAICE is to advance professional knowledge & improve the practice of civil engineering
Continue reading →South African Institution of Chemical Engineers (SAICHE)
Voluntary Institution for Chemical Engineers in South Africa
Continue reading →South African Institute of Welding (SAIW)
The Southern African Institute of Welding (SAIW) is a non-profit technical organisation dedicated to furthering standards in welding-fabrication and related technologies. Established in 1948, it is a founder member of the International Institute of Welding (IIW).
Continue reading →South African Institute of Foundrymen (SAIF)
SAIF is a leading organization promoting and advancing the South African foundry industry through education, training, and skills development. The institute aims to support growth and job opportunities and to remain recognized as the industry voice.
It encourages the development of new technologies and dedicates itself to staying at the forefront of innovation and best practices. The mission is to provide sustainable growth and job opportunities in the manufacturing sector and enhance the competitiveness of the South African metal casting industry by offering education, training, and skills development.
SAIF also acts as a platform for engagement and representation of the industry and promotes it as a crucial contributor to the economy, actively engaging with foreign partners to share and collaborate to improve the local industry. Join us to be a part of the growth and development, stay informed, and network with other experts.
Continue reading →South African Institute of Marine Engineers and Naval Architects (SAIMENA)
SAIMENA is the SA Institute of Marine Engineers and Naval Architects, the only technical society in South Africa dedicated to marine engineers and naval architects.
SAIMENA was founded to represent South African Marine Engineers and Naval Architects. It now has branches in Cape Town and Durban, with a total membership of over 400. Its members are from all sections of the industry, seagoing engineers, ship repairers, shipbuilders, marine paints,classification societies, salvage associations, the S.A.Navy, naval architects, marine consultants, educators etc. – in fact, people who live by the marine industry.
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