Fourth Engineering Board Sworn Into Office
The Board, as the regulatory body for engineering practice in Ghana, is tasked with ensuring public safety and maintaining high professional standards. Its responsibilities include registering engineering practitioners, accrediting engineering educational programs, and setting ethical guidelines for the profession.
KNUST’s TCC-CIMET, Engineering Council-Ghana launch Engineering Design Competition on circular economy
As part of the 2025 World Engineering Day Celebration, The TCC International Centre for Innovation, Manufacturing, Technology Transfer, and Entrepreneurship (TCC-CIMET) and Engineering Council, Ghana have launched its inaugural Engineering Design Competition
Strict enforcement of Engineering Standards set for July 2025
The Engineering Council of Ghana is gearing up for the full enforcement of the Engineering Council Act, Act 819, by June 2025, a move that will have significant implications for engineering practitioners, firms, and educational institutions.
Capacity of Ghanaian engineers is second to none – Engineering Council
The Board Chairman of the Engineering Council of Ghana, Ing. Dr. Kwame Boakye says Ghanaian engineers are not given enough credit for their work
KNUST’s TCC-CIMET, Engineering Council-Ghana engage artisans in Kumasi on manufacturing standards
The TCC International Centre for Innovation, Manufacturing, Technology Transfer, and Entrepreneurship (TCC-CIMET) in collaboration with the Engineering Council, Ghana have engaged artisans in Kumasi on Manufacturing standards
Engineering Council Holds Private Sector Edition of CEOs Breakfast Meeting
This exclusive event brought together a distinguished group of industry leaders, government representatives, and key stakeholders from the engineering and construction sectors to discuss the pivotal role of engineering excellence in driving national development.
Engineering as the Key to Ghana’s Development – Deputy Minister For Works and Housing
During the CEOs’ Breakfast Meeting, held at the Labadi Beach Hotel on September 24, 2024, Honourable Dr. Prince Hamid Armah, the Deputy Minister for Works and Housing, delivered a keynote address that reinforced the critical role of engineering in driving Ghana’s national development.
Engineering Council calls for licensing compliance from practitioners
The Engineering Council has urged all engineering practitioners in the country to comply with licensing regulations, launching an awareness campaign to highlight the critical importance of proper licensing. At the inaugural CEOs’ Breakfast Meeting organised by the council under the theme ‘Engineering Excellence for National Development: A Collective Responsibility’, Registrar ING. Isaac Bedu emphasised the […]
Encourage partnerships to develop cutting-edge technologies – Oppong Nkrumah to engineers
The Minister of Works and Housing, Kojo Oppong Nkrumah, says stakeholders in the field of engineering must encourage partnerships that lead to the development of cutting-edge technologies and sustainable infrastructure. That, he said, was crucial in addition to finding solutions to the unique challenges faced by the nation. “I hope that today as we discuss […]
Ghana Standards Authority, Engineering Council collaborate to improve building standards
The Ghana Standards Authority (GSA) and the Engineering Council (EC) are collaborating to improve standards in the building infrastructure sector. The partnership is expected to ensure adherence to the country’s building code to prevent the collapse of buildings. Dr Kwame Boakye, the Board Chair of EC, said this at the inauguration of a 12-member joint […]
