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Engineers Board of Kenya is a statutory body established under section 3(1) of Engineers Act 2011 to Regulate engineering profession.

Nairobi, Kenya
Joined December 2019
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Customer Service: We are committed to delivering professional, timely, and customer-focused services. Our Citizens Service Delivery Charter outlines the services we offer, applicable fees, service timelines, and your rights and responsibilities as our valued stakeholders. Please find our Citizen Service Charter through the following links: 📝Text Version: ebk.go.ke/resource/ebk-revis… 🗣️English Audio Version: lnk.ink/wqTQz 🗣️Swahili Audio Version: lnk.ink/7MsK7 #EBKServiceCharter #CustomerCentric
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Engineering Safety: Kenya's construction sector encounters considerable challenges related to occupational safety underscoring the necessity for enhanced safety awareness, practical skills, and compliance. #EngineeringSafetyKe
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Following the inception workshop held in April 2025, the initiative has progressed to the final review of the proposed curricula, with curriculum reviewers presenting their outputs to the Project Implementation Team (PIT) for validation and endorsement.
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The curricula focuses on equipping engineering students, construction professionals & site workers with the knowledge & practical skills needed to identify, prevent and manage safety risks in construction sites. It seeks to align training with industry needs.
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A city cannot be smart if its buildings are unsafe: Ag. Registrar/CEO Eng. Grace Onyango has emphasised the need for capacity and enforcement among professional institutions for the future of smart cities in Kenya. #SmartCities2026
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Speaking during the opening of 2nd Smart Cities Edition 2026, she shared on the Boards regulatory & compliance initiatives that seek to promote the engagement of appropriately registered engineering professionals & adherence to the applicable engineering requirements.
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“Our Cities will only be as good as the quality of engineers while building their capacity to global standards.” Smart cities will be determined not simply by the infrastructure we construct, but by the standards we uphold, the professionals we empower & the safety we guarantee
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Meet the voices shaping Africa’s smart cities: Meet our Registrar among other Dignitaries at The Smart Cities Forum 2026 brings together distinguished leaders, engineers, urban planners and industry experts to explore innovative solutions for sustainable and inclusive cities.
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Shaping Africa’s Smart Cities Agenda: Professional engineers, consultants and firms are invited to the Smart Cities Forum 2026, happening on 29th–30th October at Iconic Plaza Hotel, Nairobi. 🎓 Earn 12 CPD points! #SmartCitiesForum2026 #EngineeringSustainableCities
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Explore innovative solutions for sustainable cities, share ideas, network with industry leaders and discover opportunities to shape Africa’s urban future. 🎓 Earn 12 CPD points! #SmartCitiesForum2026 #EngineeringSustainableCities
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SENSITIZATION ON WORKSHOP ON GAZETTEMENT OF ENGINEERS AND ENGINEERING CONSULTING FIRMS: To register: register.gotowebinar.com/reg…
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@EngineersBoard of Kenya launches formal probe into Eastleigh building collapse on Plot L.R. 36/II/40. EBK is investigating engineer involvement. Confirmed professional breaches will draw firm sanctions. Stakeholders directed to obey safety codes. #EBK #Eastleigh #CT
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PUBLIC SAFETY IS NON-NEGOTIABLE: Following the collapse of a proposed multi-storey building in Eastleigh on 23 October 2026, The Board has launched formal investigations to establish the contributing factors and determine any professional accountability. #PublicSafety
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EBK urges all built environment stakeholders to uphold engineering standards, approved designs, quality assurance and site safety requirements. Report suspected non-compliance or fraudulent engineering practices via ebk.go.ke. #EngineeringStandards
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In a bid to strengthen engineers’ professional development & technical capacity, @EngineersBoard had a series of courtesy visits to institutions in the Nyanza region to explore collaboration in tailored continuous professional development (CPD) training, internship opportunities
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The Registrar highlighted the importance of continuous professional development in equipping engineers with the knowledge & competencies required to respond to evolving technologies, engineering standards & industry demands.
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The Deputy Governor welcomed the engagement, noting that strengthening engineers’ skills & professional competencies would be valuable in addressing the county’s technical capacity needs.
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Happy Mashujaa Day: Today @EngineersBoard honours the heroes whose courage, sacrifice and dedication have shaped our nation. We celebrate engineers whose innovation, expertise & commitment continue to drive sustainable development, strengthen infrastructure & transform lives.
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As we honour the heroes of our past and present, let us remain committed to building a better future for generations to come. Honouring Heroes, Engineering Kenya’s Future! #MashujaaDay2026 #EBK #EngineeringKenya #EnhancingProfessionalism
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