Our Events
Upcoming and past webinars and livestreams
Upcoming Events
Building a Future Ready Technical Workforce: Bridging Technical Qualifications and Professional Workplace Practice — Module 4 of 4
Presented by Dawn Maluleke — MEd (ICT), BSc Water and Sanitation, SABPP HR Professional, Assessor and Moderator, and Learning and Capability Development Lead at Rand Water. Mining's biggest risk isn't automation — it's the digital skills gap. This session covers practical data literacy, AI and data governance, technology adoption risk, and how digital capability connects to real operational and strategic decisions. 27 August 2026, 3:00PM (SAST) · 2:00PM (WAT) · 4:00PM (EAT). Duration: 120 minutes with Q&A. CPD Accredited.
Building a Future Ready Technical Workforce: Bridging Technical Qualifications and Professional Workplace Practice — Module 3 of 4
Presented by Dawn Maluleke — MEd (ICT), BSc Water and Sanitation, SABPP HR Professional, Assessor and Moderator, and Learning and Capability Development Lead at Rand Water. Across four sessions, Dawn Maluleke closes the gap between technical qualifications and workplace performance — covering professional conduct and accountability under pressure, technical communication that gets actioned, and reading workplace systems, procedures, and compliance properly. 2:00PM (SAST) · 1:00PM (WAT) · 3:00PM (EAT). Duration: 120 minutes with Q&A. CPD Accredited.
The Asset Management Edge: Applying ISO 55000 Across Critical Infrastructure
Presented by Refilwe Buthelezi, Pr.Eng — President, Federation of African Engineering Organisations, and Automation Asset Management at Rand Water. Most organisations manage assets reactively, then discover at audit that the documentation does not hold. This session covers interpreting the ISO 55000 suite, building strategic asset management documentation, applying risk-based and whole-of-life decision making, running the plan-do-check-act cycle for audit readiness, and benchmarking maturity into an implementation roadmap. Recorded 6 October 2026. Duration: 120 minutes with Q&A. CPD Accredited.
PureCraft™ Maintenance & Reliability Transformation Strategy — Module 4 of 4
Presented by Farouk Khan — Founder, PureCraft; Maintenance, Reliability, Asset Management & Innovation Specialist; and former Asset Reliability Engineering Manager at Rand Water. Across four sessions, Farouk Khan positions maintenance and reliability as strategic business capabilities rather than cost centres — taking you from developing the transformation strategy, through designing and implementing the improvement framework, to measuring performance and reporting it at executive level. 30 September 2026, 10:00AM (SAST) · 9:00AM (WAT) · 11:00AM (EAT). Duration: 120 minutes with Q&A. CPD Accredited.
Building a Future Ready Technical Workforce: Bridging Technical Qualifications and Professional Workplace Practice — Module 2 of 4
Presented by Dawn Maluleke — MEd (ICT), BSc Water and Sanitation, SABPP HR Professional, Assessor and Moderator, and Learning and Capability Development Lead at Rand Water. Across four sessions, Dawn Maluleke closes the gap between technical qualifications and workplace performance — covering professional conduct and accountability under pressure, technical communication that gets actioned, and reading workplace systems, procedures, and compliance properly. 2:00PM (SAST) · 1:00PM (WAT) · 3:00PM (EAT). Duration: 120 minutes with Q&A. CPD Accredited.
Digital Skills & Literacy for the Future of Water — Module 3 of 3
Presented by Refilwe Buthelezi, Pr.Eng — President, Federation of African Engineering Organisations, and Automation Asset Management at Rand Water. Across three sessions, Refilwe Buthelezi, Pr.Eng, builds the digital literacy that turns water data into decisions — covering practical data literacy, technology adoption risk, AI and data governance at board level, and connecting digital investment to capital strategy. 22 September 2026, 11:00AM (SAST) · 10:00AM (WAT) · 12:00PM (EAT). Duration: 90 minutes with Q&A. CPD Accredited.
PureCraft™ Maintenance & Reliability Transformation Strategy — Module 3 of 4
Presented by Farouk Khan — Founder, PureCraft; Maintenance, Reliability, Asset Management & Innovation Specialist; and former Asset Reliability Engineering Manager at Rand Water. Across four sessions, Farouk Khan positions maintenance and reliability as strategic business capabilities rather than cost centres — taking you from developing the transformation strategy, through designing and implementing the improvement framework, to measuring performance and reporting it at executive level. 16 September 2026, 10:00AM (SAST) · 9:00AM (WAT) · 11:00AM (EAT). Duration: 120 minutes with Q&A. CPD Accredited.
Digital Skills & Literacy for the Future of Water — Module 2 of 3
Presented by Refilwe Buthelezi, Pr.Eng — President, Federation of African Engineering Organisations, and Automation Asset Management at Rand Water. Across three sessions, Refilwe Buthelezi, Pr.Eng, builds the digital literacy that turns water data into decisions — covering practical data literacy, technology adoption risk, AI and data governance at board level, and connecting digital investment to capital strategy. 8 September 2026, 11:00AM (SAST) · 10:00AM (WAT) · 12:00PM (EAT). Duration: 90 minutes with Q&A. CPD Accredited.
PureCraft™ Maintenance & Reliability Transformation Strategy — Module 2 of 4
Presented by Farouk Khan — Founder, PureCraft; Maintenance, Reliability, Asset Management & Innovation Specialist; and former Asset Reliability Engineering Manager at Rand Water. Across four sessions, Farouk Khan positions maintenance and reliability as strategic business capabilities rather than cost centres — taking you from developing the transformation strategy, through designing and implementing the improvement framework, to measuring performance and reporting it at executive level. 2 September 2026, 10:00AM (SAST) · 9:00AM (WAT) · 11:00AM (EAT). Duration: 120 minutes with Q&A. CPD Accredited.
Building a Future Ready Technical Workforce: Bridging Technical Qualifications and Professional Workplace Practice — Module 1 of 4
Presented by Dawn Maluleke — MEd (ICT), BSc Water and Sanitation, SABPP HR Professional, Assessor and Moderator, and Learning and Capability Development Lead at Rand Water. Across four sessions, Dawn Maluleke closes the gap between technical qualifications and workplace performance — covering professional conduct and accountability under pressure, technical communication that gets actioned, and reading workplace systems, procedures, and compliance properly. 2:00PM (SAST) · 1:00PM (WAT) · 3:00PM (EAT). Duration: 120 minutes with Q&A. CPD Accredited.
Skills Build Africa: Reimagining TVET for the Continent's Future — Session 3 Digital & Green Skills for Tomorrow's Jobs
Digital & Green Skills for Tomorrow's Jobs Moderated by Ing. Bismark Otoo, MEng, BSc, GhIE — Air Traffic Safety Engineer, Ghana Civil Aviation Authority. Speaker: Joyline Chepkirui — Digital Learning Specialist and Founder, Tech-enabled TVET. The energy transition and digital economy are creating jobs faster than training systems can fill them. This session identifies where the opportunities are emerging, and how technical education can move quickly enough to meet them. 25 August 2026, 4:00PM (SAST) · 3:00PM (WAT) · 5:00PM (EAT). Duration: 90 minutes.
PureCraft™ Maintenance & Reliability Transformation Strategy — Module 1 of 4
Presented by Farouk Khan — Founder, PureCraft; Maintenance, Reliability, Asset Management & Innovation Specialist; and former Asset Reliability Engineering Manager at Rand Water. Across four sessions, Farouk Khan positions maintenance and reliability as strategic business capabilities rather than cost centres — taking you from developing the transformation strategy, through designing and implementing the improvement framework, to measuring performance and reporting it at executive level. 19 August 2026, 10:00AM (SAST) · 9:00AM (WAT) · 11:00AM (EAT). Duration: 120 minutes with Q&A. CPD Accredited.
Digital Skills & Literacy for the Future of Water — Module 1 of 3
Presented by Refilwe Buthelezi, Pr.Eng — President, Federation of African Engineering Organisations, and Automation Asset Management at Rand Water. Across three sessions, Refilwe Buthelezi, Pr.Eng, builds the digital literacy that turns water data into decisions — covering practical data literacy, technology adoption risk, AI and data governance at board level, and connecting digital investment to capital strategy. 17 August 2026, 11:00AM (SAST) · 10:00AM (WAT) · 12:00PM (EAT). Duration: 90 minutes with Q&A. CPD Accredited.
Skills Build Africa: Reimagining TVET for the Continent's Future — Session 2 Why TVET? Skills as Africa's Economic Engine
Why TVET? Skills as Africa's Economic Engine Moderated by Ing. Bismark Otoo, MEng, BSc, GhIE — Air Traffic Safety Engineer, Ghana Civil Aviation Authority. Speaker: Zephaniah Tsado — Educator and TVET Advocate. Technical skills are not a fallback — they are the engine of the continent's economy. This session makes the economic and social case for TVET as a first-choice career pathway, and asks what it takes to prepare young Africans for the future of work. 11 August 2026, 4:00PM (SAST) · 3:00PM (WAT) · 5:00PM (EAT). Duration: 90 minutes.
Digital Skills and Literacy for the Future of Mining
Mining's biggest risk isn't automation — it's the digital skills gap. This session covers practical data literacy, AI and data governance, technology adoption risk, and how digital capability connects to real operational and strategic decisions.
Skills Build Africa: Reimagining TVET for the Continent's Future — Session 1 From Competence to Credibility: Making African TVET Visible to the World
From Competence to Credibility: Making African TVET Visible to the World Moderated by Ing. Bismark Otoo, MEng, BSc, GhIE — Air Traffic Safety Engineer, Ghana Civil Aviation Authority. Speaker: Prof. Christian Schöpke — Director of Education and Senior Supervisor, IFP-LATAM. Africa's TVET challenge isn't a shortage of competence — it's a shortage of readability. This opening session examines how a national qualification can stay sovereign while becoming verifiable, comparable, and visible to employers, regulators, and cross-border labour systems. 28 July 2026, 4:00PM (SAST) · 3:00PM (WAT) · 5:00PM (EAT). Duration: 90 minutes.
Past Events
Women in Engineering - March
Empowering women. Inspiring leadership. Advancing engineering. Women in Engineering is a flagship, CPD-accredited webcast series celebrating and empowering women in the engineering profession. Through inspiring leadership stories, technical expertise, and mentorship-driven conversations, the series highlights achievements, drives inclusion, and motivates future talent. Join the interactive session to ask questions, gain practical insights, and learn from leaders who are shaping a more equitable and innovative engineering landscape. This one-hour webcast provides both professional development and actionable inspiration.
The Ethics Connection - February
Real-world ethics. Tough decisions. Insights that shape smarter engineers. This interactive webcast explores real ethical challenges faced by engineers and how to navigate them with confidence and integrity. Join the conversation, ask questions, and engage with practical insights into ethical leadership, accountability, and regulatory expectations. This one-hour session is CPD accredited and designed to support responsible decision-making in everyday engineering practice.