The present chairman of SARCEA, Mr Ian Broderick, fully supports the intensification of the SARCEA training initiative by maintaining that the success of these training programmes will not only benefit the industry, our clients and the general public but will have a significant impact on all the employees and their families who are directly dependant on the well being and development of the industry

Skills Training
The Training and Development Committee has established a steel fixing school in Germiston and has entered into agreements with the Northlink College in Cape Town and CIETS in Durban in order to train steel fixes in these boom times but skills shortages.  The goal has always been to provide a training pathway leading to supervisory positions.  Many of the  emerging sub-contractors who fix most of  the rebar today are products of SARCEA training scheme.  It is not surprising that SARCEA is participating enthusiastically in the development work being undertaken by the Construction Education & Training Authority and the Department of Labour.  The SARCEA training scheme lends itself well to career pathing

Steel Detailing Lectures, Video and Yard Visits
In order to promote a fully professional approach to the detailing of reinforcing steel, SARCEA has for many years provided lectures, assisted by a video and backed by site and steel yard visits, to final year University, Technicon and Draughting School students.

Further details are available from the Director and the Administrator.