Wherever there are people, there is infrastructure.  From the electricity that powers our vibrant cities to the clean water that nourishes our communities, infrastructure is the unseen force that shapes our daily lives and determines our quality of life. Yet, […]

On 7 July 2025, the United States announced a 30% import tariff on South African exports, effective 1 August 2025. This development has prompted widespread concern within the South African Metals and Engineering Sector, which relies on the United States

South Africa’s renewable energy sector is entering a new chapter. After years of growth focused on building solar farms and wind projects, the spotlight is shifting and the new priority is making sure these sites operate efficiently and reliably for

The importance of selecting the correct sprinkler systems for commercial buildings is often overlooked, increasing the fire risk potential and raising concerns for fire life safety, says ASP Fire CEO Michael van Niekerk. “Often, a developer installs the bare minimum

As operations evolve and business demands intensify, the role of material handling equipment is undergoing a critical transformation. At the forefront of this shift is Toyota Material Handling, where three pillars – safety, efficiency and innovation – are not just

“Lifting equipment and its associated component costs is no small line item in any company’s CAPEX budget. The equipment is selected to deliver an optimised performance, offer reduced downtime and compliance with regulatory safety laws. These factors make it critical

As the adoption of lithium-ion (Li-ion) battery systems continue to rise in South Africa, so too does the risk of electrical fires. “Li-ion batteries pose unique fire risks due to their chemical composition and the environments in which they are

In celebration of Women’s Day 2025, Power Process Systems (PPS) is proud to spotlight three exceptional women whose journeys reflect perseverance, leadership, and the spirit of growth that defines our business. In line with the global Generation Equality campaign and

In the heart of Mpumalanga’s red-dust mining belt, beneath the surface of one of South Africa’s most demanding industries, Emily Masanabo is rewriting the narrative for women in mining. As an engineering planner, Emily holds a certification as an electrician

The solar energy boom has brought tremendous opportunities for South African businesses and homeowners to reduce their electricity costs and carbon footprint. However, beneath the surface of this green revolution lurks a dangerous trend that threatens both lives and livelihoods: