CheckoutOriginal engineering notes for the people who select, operate and maintain pumps, water and sanitation systems in South Africa, Mozambique, Lesotho, Eswatini, Namibia and Botswana.
What the Department of Water and Sanitation’s regulatory focus means for practical municipal water and wastewater work on the ground.
Read the field note →Written for procurement teams, operators, artisans, consulting engineers, municipal teams and project managers.
What the Department of Water and Sanitation’s regulatory focus means for practical municipal water and wastewater work on the ground.
A look back at a 2019 Riversands session that connected mining-pump innovation with local engineering enterprise—and the practical lesson it still offers project teams.
Why professional capacity, operational data and practical partnerships matter when water and sanitation assets need to perform every day.
Reliable water and sanitation services begin with critical-asset visibility, maintainable equipment and a response plan grounded in real operating conditions.
A practical guide to using show-floor conversations to improve a pump, dewatering, water-treatment or electrical scope before it reaches procurement.
A shift-by-shift and planned-maintenance routine for pump stations, factories, mines and commercial water systems.
What project teams should confirm before selecting the borehole pump, motor, controls, storage and monitoring package.
A system-level look at solids, intake conditions, access, pump geometry and the real cost of repeated blockage.
A simple measurement plan for identifying off-duty operation, avoidable throttling and changing system losses.
Send the duty point, symptoms, site photographs or asset list. Our team will help define the next technical step.