The 2-Day Executive Workshop on Engineering & Construction Technical Report Writing 2026 offers a professional development platform aimed at enhancing documentation, communication, and analytical skills for engineers, project managers, and construction professionals.
In South Africa’s developing infrastructure sector, effective reporting and technical documentation are crucial for quality assurance, contract management, and successful project delivery. Despite high technical expertise, many professionals still encounter difficulties in producing clear, well-structured, and defendable reports that satisfy engineering standards and client expectations.
This workshop directly tackles those gaps. Through guided sessions, practical exercises, and case-based discussions, participants will learn to convert complex technical findings into concise, evidence-based reports suitable for management, regulatory, and contractual purposes.
The programme further connects reporting proficiency to effective contractor management in maintenance and technical projects, emphasising compliance, accountability, and performance measurement in accordance with international best practice.
As the built environment faces unprecedented challenges, the need for effective leadership in navigating digital transformation has never been more critical. This presentation will explore how leaders can champion innovative technologies to drive efficiency and sustainability in built environment projects. Focusing on strategic decision-making from the boardroom, we will discuss practical frameworks for integrating digital tools and fostering a culture of adaptability. By highlighting successful case studies and outlining key leadership traits necessary for guiding teams through change, this session aims to empower participants to unlock the potential of the built environment ecosystem, ultimately contributing to infrastructure growth and resilience in a rapidly evolving landscape.
The workshop is designed for professionals involved in engineering, construction and infrastructure delivery, including:
Participants will:
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Princesse Kabala Muke (PMP, MBA)
Chairman | IMESA Western Cape Branch
Research Group Leader | CSIR Smart Places
Managing Director MG PMO Consulting
Digital Lead: Asset Information Management | Zutari
Digital Lead Zutari
Project Executive Manager | Rand Water
Director | Fasford
Founder & CEO Revamp Flips
Technical Director - MEPF Lead, Cost Management, | AECOM
Director: CIP| Construction Industry Development Board (cidb)
0700 Registration and networking
0845 Opening remarks from the chairperson
0900 Dr Coralie van Reenen | Research Group Leader | CSIR Smart Places
Topic: The need for an extended hand-over period: A case study of the Cofimvaba Science Centre
0930 Coert Scherman | Digital Lead: Asset Information Management | Zutari
Topic: Practical Case Studies and Considerations of Infrastructure Information Handover Challenges
1000 Networking tea break
1030 Bongi Gcaba | Managing Director | MG PMO Consulting
Topic: Improving operations and maintenance in public infrastructure
1100 Mutave Nelly | Founder & CEO | Revamp Flips
Topic: Infrastructure Begins with Materials: Building Assets That Last Beyond Handover
1130 Ishmail Cassiem | Director: CIP| Construction Industry Development Board (cidb)
Topic: Digital and data-driven handover (BIM, asset registers)
1200 TBC
1230 TBC
1300 Networking Lunch
1400 Panel Session
1500 Closing Remarks from Chairperson
1515 Networking Tea Break: End of Conference
0700 Registration and networking
0845 Opening remarks from the chairperson
0900 Dr Marcus Dlamini | Project Executive Manager | Rand Water
Topic: Case Studies from Major Infrastructure Programmes
0930 Richard Matchett | Digital Lead | Zutari
Topic: A theoretical approach to the standards and requirements for handover
1000 Networking tea break
1030 Taka Sande | Director | Fasford
Topic: Policy and Governance for Handover Management
1100 Khanyisa Mabala PrQS MRICS | Technical Director – MEPF Lead, Cost Management, EC – South Africa | AECOM
Topic: From Practical Completion to Asset Stewardship: Cost, Risk and Data Discipline in Infrastructure Handover
1130 TBC
1200 TBC
1230 TBC
1300 Networking Lunch
1400 Panel Session
1500 Closing Remarks from Chairperson
1515 Networking Tea Break: End of Conference
Cost per person
NB: Price is in South African Rand. Price displayed excludes VAT.
