ENGINEERING ACCREDITATION COMMITTEE, KENYA

Corporate Updates: Major Milestones from @EngineersBoard, we are happy to share key outcomes from the recently held Special Board Meeting: Highlights: ✅ 2,604 Graduate Engineers and 502 Professional Engineers registered—the highest ever in a single financial year. ✅ Kenya secured provisional signatory status to the Washington Accord, elevating our engineering qualifications to global standards. ✅ Successfully rolled out the Graduate Engineers Registration Portal (GERP) and progressed on upgrading the Engineers Project Registration Portal (EPRP). ✅ Achieved ISO certification for Quality Management Systems—affirming our commitment to integrity, service, and operational excellence. ✅ Continued action on compliance, with 80+ site inspections and 21 violations resolved to date. These milestones reflect EBK’s ongoing dedication to professional excellence, public safety, and international recognition. #EBKUpdates #EngineeringExcellenceKe #JourneyToWashingtonAccord #EngineeringKenya

ENGINEERING ACCREDITATION COMMITTEE BOOSTS EDUCATION STANDARDS THROUGH TUM CURRICULUM REVIEW The Engineering Accreditation Committee (@EAC_KENYA) conducted an accreditation of Technical University of Mombasa’s engineering program to boost education quality.

Safety in Construction: Stakeholders from academia, industry, and policy professionals in engineering met with the Board to develop a curriculum on Safety Skills for Engineers and Practitioners in Kenya's construction industry. Less than 1% of project funding is allocated to safety practices in construction. The programme marks a milestone following baseline surveys and analyses conducted through academia, awareness initiatives, and multiple consultations across the construction sector in partnership with Lords Register Foundation (LRF). speaking at the workshop, Registrar/CEO Eng. Magaret Ogai remarked that Africa still lacks robust safety capabilities and is in urgent need of support in construction safety, expressing optimism about a regional programme addressing this issue. “Let us develop and shape a safety curriculum framework while recognising we are working for one government." The curriculum aims to instill a safety culture in engineering students upon graduation and to target practitioners across the built environment, including both technical and non-technical experts. @

🎯 The future of engineering isn’t solo — it’s in partnerships that work. At EPC 2025, we’re not just talking about collaboration — we’re building it from the ground up. And brands like Muthokinju are leading the charge.In this exclusive clip, see why industry players are backing EPC — where business meets innovation, and partnerships go from handshake to impact. 📌 If you’re in engineering, construction, manufacturing, or any space that turns ideas into infrastructure — you need to be here. Convention Details: 🎓: 20 PDUs 💻 Virtual Attendance: Kshs. 15,000 🏛 Physical Attendance: Kshs. 60,000 👉 Grab your spot now: ebk.ecitizen.go.ke #EngineeringADigitalWorld #ProfessionalDevelopmentKe

The academic voice will be strong at #EPC2025. Eng. Prof. Silvester Abuodha, representing universities on the board, is joining the conversation. It’s a great chance to see how research and industry can work hand in hand for Kenya’s digital future. Convention Details: 🗓: 7th – 9th May, 2025 📍: The Edge Convention Centre, Nairobi 🎓: 20 PDUs 💻 Virtual Attendance: Kshs. 15,000 🏛 Physical Attendance: Kshs. 60,000 👉 Grab your spot now: ebk.ecitizen.go.ke #EngineeringADigitalWorld #ProfessionalDevelopmentKe

A huge thank you to everyone who turned up for today’s tree planting exercise at Ngong Hills. Your energy, teamwork and commitment to a greener Kenya made all the difference. We’re grateful to our partners, the public, and every engineer who got involved-this is what real impact looks like. Let’s keep the momentum going as we head towards #EPC2025. Together, we’re not just talking about change-we’re making it happen. Convention Details: 🗓: 7th – 9th May, 2025 📍: The Edge Convention Centre, Nairobi 🎓: 20 PDUs 💻 Virtual Attendance: Kshs. 15,000 🏛 Physical Attendance: Kshs. 60,000 👉 Grab your spot now: ebk.ecitizen.go.ke #EngineeringADigitalWorld #ProfessionalDevelopmentKe

*EPC 2025: "Engineers have done great for this country"* Eng. Luka Kimeli, Roads Secretary - State Department of Roads, calls on all engineers and stakeholders in the built industry to attend and fully engage at #EPC2025 as we showcase Kenya’s milestones in engineering a digital world. *Convention Details:* 🗓: 7th – 9th May, 2025 📍 The Edge Convention, Nairobi | 💻 Virtual Option Available 🎓: 20 PDUs 👉 Secure your seat: ebk.ecitizen.go.ke #EPC2025 #EngineerADigitalWorld #ProfessionalDevelopmentKe

Leadership. Insight. Impact.: We’re proud to announce that Eng. Margaret Ogai, Registrar & CEO - Engineers Board of Kenya, will be hosting and speaking at the 6th Engineering Partnerships Convention (EPC 2025). Join Eng. Ogai and other thought leaders as we explore “Engineering a Digital World”, addressing how engineering is shaping Kenya’s digital future across infrastructure, policy, innovation, and sustainability. Convention Details: 📅 : 7th – 9th May 2025 📍: The Edge Convention, Nairobi | 💻 Virtual Option Available 🎓 Earn 20 CPD Points 👉 Book your spot: ebk.ecitizen.go.ke #EPC2025 #EngineeringADigitalWorld #LeadershipInEngineering

“EPC 2025 is a defining moment for the engineering profession in Kenya. It brings together the brightest minds to shape a digitally resilient and innovative future. Your voice matters—be part of the conversation.” — Eng. Erastus Mwongera, Chairman, Engineers Board of Kenya 🎯 Join Eng. Mwongera and fellow leaders at the 6th Engineering Partnerships Convention (EPC 2025) as we chart the course for engineering in a digital economy. Convention Details: 🗓: 7th – 9th May, 2025 📍 The Edge Convention, Nairobi | 💻 Virtual Option Available 🎓: 20 PDUs 👉 Secure your seat: ebk.ecitizen.go.ke #EPC2025 #EngineeringLeadership #DigitalKenya #EngineerADigitalWorld #EBK #Vision2030

Just 8 days to go until the 6th Engineering Partnerships Convention (EPC) 2025! Are you ready to be part of the conversations shaping Kenya’s digital future? This year, we’re delving into how engineering and innovation can close digital divides, strengthen resilience, and unlock opportunities in the digital economy. Whether you’re a policymaker, industry leader, innovator, or engineer, your voice matters as we chart the path forward together. Attendance Options: 💻 Virtual Attendance: Kshs. 15,000 🏛 Physical Attendance: Kshs. 60,000 🎓 Earn 20 PDUs 👉 Register: ebk.ecitizen.go.ke Let’s engineer a digital world — together. #EPC2025 #EngineeringADigitalWorld #DigitalTransformation #FutureOfEngineering

6th EPC 2025: Following last year’s celebration of 60 years of engineering in Kenya, EPC 2025 embraces the changing global environment by focusing on innovative solutions for a digital future. Key Objectives of EPC 2025: ✅Make it Together: Develop strategies for engineering green technology that promotes sustainable economic growth and addresses disparities. ✅Make it Memorable: Establish a digital platform that fosters engineering interconnectivity and access to technology solutions across the region. ✅Make it Matter: Highlight the latest technological advancements while showcasing homegrown innovations at the expo. Convention Details: 📅 Dates: 7th – 9th May 2025 📍 Venue: Nairobi County 🎓 PDUs Earned: 20 PDUs Reserve your spot today: ebk.ecitizen.go.ke Contact us at epc@ebk.go.ke or visit our website at ebk.go.ke for more details.

Accrediting this program will not only benefit students but also align with Kenya’s aspirations of acceding to the Washington Accord, further enhancing global recognition of engineering qualifications. #AcceedingToWashingtonAccord #ProfessionalDevelopmentKe

✅During the visit, the Chairman applauded the university for taking a bold and proactive step towards accreditation even before enrolling students. This commitment to quality assurance highlights MKU’s dedication to maintaining high engineering education standards in Kenya.

Professional Development: The EAC, led by EBK Chairman Eng. Erastus Mwongera, conducted an independent review at Mount Kenya University, Kenya, for their proposed BSc. Electrical and Electronic Engineering program. #AcceedingToWashingtonAccord #ProfessionalDevelopmentKe

Speaking at the event, our Chairman @EngEKMwongera emphasized the need for global accreditation & strategic partnerships even as Kenya is actively working towards acceding to the Washington Accord, opening doors for African engineers on the world stage. #EngineeringExcellence #GlobalOpportunities

✅The ECBAP aligns with Agenda 2063, AfCFTA, & the UN’s SDGs, ensuring Africa's infrastructure is designed & built by its own skilled professionals. A true milestone for sustainable development. #SustainableEngineering #AfricaDevelopment

✅The program aims to strengthen engineering education, boost professional development, and enhance infrastructure capacity across Africa. With key partnerships, ECBAP is set to empower 100K+ engineers in AI, renewable energy, & digital infrastructure. #AfricaRising #EngineeringExcellence

Capacity Building for Africa: Eng. Joseph Mbugua, Principal Secretary @Roads_KE officially launched the WFEO Engineering Capacity Building for Africa Programme (ECBAP)—a transformative initiative set to empower African engineers, drive innovation, and shape the continent’s infrastructure future. The @EngineersBoard is proud to share key highlights from the launch, including the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the Chinese Society of Engineers, Institution of Engineers of Kenya, and Engineers Board of Kenya. This partnership will strengthen engineering capacity, skills development, and cross-border collaboration. #EngineeringForAfrica #CapacityBuilding #EngineeringExcellence

Happy International Women's Day #IWD2025 #AccelarateAction @TransportKE @Roads_KE @EngEKMwongera @Eng_MaggieOgai @TheIEK @ACEK1968 @EAC_KENYA

World Engineering Day: The @EngineersBoard (EBK) joined engineers and stakeholders worldwide in celebrating World Engineering Day for Sustainable Development. This year's theme underscores the critical role of engineers in tackling climate change, promoting clean energy, and preserving biodiversity through innovative solutions. ✅Led by the Ministry of Roads and Transport, the celebrations recognized engineers' contributions to sustainable infrastructure and environmental conservation. The event reinforced Kenya's commitment to aligning engineering education and practice with national sustainability goals, ensuring a greener and more resilient future. ✅At the event the Board officially launched the Graduate Engineer Registration Portal, a key step in streamlining the registration process for engineers. The portal aims at simplifying access, improve efficiency, and support the next generation of engineers in their professional journey. #WorldEngineeringDay #EngineeringSustainabilityKe @TransportKE @Roads_KE @EngEKMwongera @Eng_MaggieOgai @ACEK1968 @TheIEK