The Durban branch March technology evening was held on 5 March at the Premier Splendid Inn, and as is always the case with Paul Sikhakhane’s presentations, it drew a large audience.
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“Never have so many owed so much to so few.” This phrase is a famous quote by Winston Churchill, referring to the efforts of the Royal Air Force pilots who fought in the Battle of Britain during World War II. It highlights the immense gratitude owed to the relatively small number of pilots who played a crucial role in defending the United Kingdom from the German Luftwaffe.
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In the nineteen hundreds, South Africa built the country while strict sanctions were in place. Control instrumentation and other computer equipment were given codes to ensure the most powerful equipment ...
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At the SAIMC Johannesburg technical evening held on 12 February, Jozua Joubert from TANDM gave a presentation on wireless condition monitoring.
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Change is never easy, especially when it means saying goodbye to two valued colleagues, John Owen-Ellis and Kevin McElroy.
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The first SAIMC Durban management team meeting was held in early February, with secretary John Owen-Ellis leading the meeting for the last time before he retires.
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Visiting Mossel Bay in December was an absolute delight. The weather was fantastic, and we had family visiting, which made the experience even more enjoyable. We spent our days challenging the sand ...
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The annual general meeting for the Johannesburg Branch of the SAIMC took place on 15 January 2025.
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We are writing to share exciting developments regarding the evolution of the SAIMC that will come into effect on 1 January 2025.
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The SAIMC Secunda branch recently celebrated 25 incredible years at its year-end function and birthday bash, held on 1 November at The Glasshouse in Secunda.
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The Johannesburg SAIMC Branch held its annual year-end function at Northcliff Country Club on 13 October.
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The last technology evening of the year for the Durban branch was kindly sponsored by Swagelok. Keenan Naidoo, a mechanical and field engineer at Swagelok Sub-Saharan Africa gave a very interesting discussion on clean energy – an introduction to hydrogen.
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