Frequently Asked Questions.

  You can purchase the PROCSA agreements from the PROCSA website:

            PROCSA Client/Consultant Professional Services Agreement

            PROCSA Architect (Edition 4.0 October 2017 or later) for Reference

            PROCSA Matrix (Edition 4.0 October 2017 or later) for Reference

Contact Details:

Email:              info@procsa.co.za

Website:          www.procsa.co.za

 

Steps to follow:

-                      Access www.procsa.co.za

-                      Click ‘Purchase Documents’ on main menu

-                      Select ’One or multiple Reference Documents’ dropdown

-                      Select ‘Reference - Architect’ and ‘Reference – Matrix Document Ed 4.1’) 

-                      Click ‘Continue’

-                      Populate ‘Name, email, Company, Surname, VAT’

-                      Select ‘SAIA’ in the Voluntary Association dropdown

-                      Accept the ‘Sales Terms & Conditions’ 

-                      Click ‘Continue’

-                      Choose your payment method, populate and pay

-                      Download and save the selected documents in PDF format 

1.   No, an architectural professional cannot guarantee approval of the building plans by the local authority. An architectural professional will prepare building plans with due skill and competence and ensure that building plans comply with building regulations and standards. However, he or she cannot guarantee that the local authority will approve the building plans.

 

If the Registered Professional failed to obtain two penalty CPD points from Category 1, within 12 months of reregistration, such Registered Professional must apply for the necessary extensions and obtain the required CPD points within the extension period.

If you are registered outside South Africa, but want to undertake architectural work in South Africa, you will need to apply for registration with SACAP and write and pass the professional practice examination of this Council.

All the fees levied by SACAP, including the administration fee for registration, are determined annually and published in the Government Gazette and on SACAP’s website.