Sizwe and Sons (SAS CONSTRUCTION AND PROJECTS) is an independent, 100% black owned consulting engineering practice established in 2016. The company is a multi-disciplinary practice that offers a wide variety of services.
Economic Empowerment, as we understand it, should entail new, creative, diverse strategies for genuine capacitating of designated groups at all levels so as to effectively spread the benefits of the transformation. The strategies should include broadened ownership, training and procurement and self-management opportunities for black people, women and the disabled. It should focus on redressing the historical imbalances in economic ownership and wealth, and in our case skills base consolidation.
The Company members have, over the years, continually demonstrated interest, enthusiasm and capacity in the project and program management field with a large emphasis on developing the communities. This has been evident through direct and extensive involvement of its HDIs in relevant projects. The project team for this assignment has been selected to provide as much opportunity as possible for HDIs at all levels thus enabling increased experience and responsibility throughout the project cycle.The members have also worked on CMIP related project as engineers in the rural and urban areas. The practice has formed alliances with Black Economic Empowerment Companies and Established Companies in South Africa to assist it with large projects that it may not have the capacity to handle. These alliances have been formed to ensure optimum skills transfer and that capacity building is achieved at all levels of the practice.
The practice is able to undertake inspection of all pavements so as to eventually implement a solution that will be suitable to the road.
The practice is able to undertake inspection of all pavements so as to eventually implement a solution that will be suitable to the road.
Flood line studies, flood forecasting, flood management, road drainage systems analysis and design, hydrological modelling, hydraulic analysis, catchment storm water management and planning.