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Engineers to track, monitor projects through online portal

Engineers in the country will now be required to log in and register the projects they are handling.

Chairman of the Engineers Board of Kenya, Eng. Erastus Mwongera, says this will help to create a transparent and accountable system for tracking and monitoring engineering projects.

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The board explains that this will also serve as a centralized platform where engineers can conveniently register their documentation, a move that will rid the profession of quacks.

Low registration rate, consumption, and delivery are some of the challenges that have rocked the engineering profession.

The Principal Secretary for Roads, Eng. Joseph Mbugua, said through the improvement of infrastructure engineers play a pivotal role in reducing trade barriers, improving market access, and attracting domestic and foreign investments.

Engineering Partnerships Convention (EPC2023).

The upcoming 4th Engineering Partnerships Convention will have discussions centred around technological advancements and their impact on engineering standards and practices to help in the development of appropriate legislation and policies.

The theme is TRANSFORMING KENYA’S ECONOMY – ENGINEER’S CONTRIBUTION TO DEVELOPMENT

Kenya Broadcasting Corporation is the official media partner in the three-day convention that will take place in Naivasha in mid-June.

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