New Age Engineering Solutions

27/05/2026

Youth Month is around the corner and serves as a reminder of the importance of creating opportunities that empower and uplift youth. We at New Age continue to invest in developing young people through practical career-building opportunities.

We are now accepting applications for our Work-Integrated Learning (WIL) and Apprenticeship Programme for qualified TVET and FET graduates.
If you are ready to gain hands-on training and workplace experience in your trade, this is your opportunity to apply.

Don’t miss out — check out the full details below and apply today!

25/05/2026

As we celebrate the continent we call home, we recognise the place that shaped us and the industries we serve every day.

With this year’s focus on sustainable water availability and safe sanitation systems, Africa Day highlights the importance of the industries and infrastructure that support progress across the continent. Our work is rooted in Africa and driven by its people, and we are proud to support industries, including bulk water infrastructure, that keep the continent moving.

Happy Africa Day from all of us at New Age.

19/05/2026

Did you know our team provides engineering solutions designed to support a variety of operational needs?

Visit our website to explore our services, projects, and latest company updates.

Experience the pinnacle of technical excellence with New Age Engineering Solutions. Since our establishment in 2003, we have built a distinguished reputation as one of South Africa's leading SMEIP construction firms.

15/05/2026

Every welder has a story, and this is one worth hearing.

In this video Brondy Mandlazi, a welder at New Age, shares her journey, highlighting the challenges she has faced, what motivates her, and how she has grown in the trade.

Watch the full interview here: https://youtu.be/y8hr18wOnfo?si=zhXSBp_Cvdh2Ppue then share your thoughts in the comments.

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Meet Brondy Mandlazi, a welder at New Age.In this interview, she shares her journey in welding and how hard work helped shape her path.Join us as Brondy take...

10/05/2026

Happy Mother’s Day to all mothers.

Today we recognise the women who keep everything moving, often without recognition. To the mothers in our team, the ones supporting from home, and every woman building something meaningful, this is a moment to acknowledge what you carry and create. Balancing strength and care is no small task. It does not go unnoticed.

08/05/2026

It’s time for another “What Would You Do?”

Scenario: You arrive on site for your Daily Safety Task Instruction (DSTI) briefing session. Today’s task is pump maintenance. The briefing feels rushed, some steps are not clear, and you are not sure about the isolation process. No one is asking questions, and the team starts heading to the work area.

What would you do?
A) Continue with the team and figure it out during the job.
B) Speak up and ask for clarification before leaving the DSTI briefing session.
C) Trust that the supervisor covered what’s important.

Drop your answer below

05/05/2026

This week is Construction Safety Week, the perfect time to recognise milestones that reflect a strong safety culture and highlight the importance of everyday actions in the workplace. Safety is proven one job at a time.

Please join us in congratulating our Mechanical team for receiving safety recognition after completing the Refining West Unit 14 (Train2) shutdown with zero injuries. In an environment where the risks are real and the stakes are high, that result comes from a team that shows up prepared and focused every single day.

Well done, team!

01/05/2026

Behind all the projects we take up, there is a team of people who show up and put in the work.

This Workers' Day, we recognise the dedication and skill of every individual who contributes across our operations.

Your work matters!

28/04/2026

As we celebrate World Day for Safety and Health at Work, the focus is on turning awareness into action. One way we do this is through a safety stand-down.

During the stand-down, work pauses completely, giving teams the space to focus solely on safety. It creates an opportunity to review risks, talk openly about near misses, and address unsafe conditions without pressure. These moments matter because they show that safety is a shared responsibility across the team.

Everyone deserves to go home safe.

27/04/2026

Freedom means different things to different people. To us, it’s about recognising the value of creating opportunities where people can develop their skills and contribute meaningfully.

Today, we reflect on how far we’ve come and the role we all play in moving forward.

24/04/2026

Welding is one of the responsibilities we take seriously.

As shared by our CEO, it requires precision and a level of quality that goes beyond what is visible on the surface. That mindset really guides how our teams approach every project and every detail on site.

Our standard is simple: the work must be done right, and it must last.