National Association of Building Inspectors of South Africa
NABISA (The National Association of Building Inspectors of South Africa) is registered with the CIPC as a non-profit organisation (Reg. K2016210564).
Our mission
To professionalise building and home inspection services in South Africa
NABISA was established in 2016 with the objectives:
- To become a recognised Voluntary Association of Building & Home Inspectors, representing the interests of all South African building and home inspectors (including building control officers, plans examiners, works inspectors, insurance assessors, compliance certifiers and surveyors).
- To regulate the activity of NABISA members by means of:
- Benchmarking relevant South African qualifications, training and experience required in order to become a NABISA member;
- Enforcing the NABISA Code of Conduct in order to ensure that South African consumers and property owners are protected by having their property assets inspected by professional, appropriately trained and ethical building inspectors.
NABISA’S Board of Directors
The NABISA AGM on 28 June 2022 confirmed the appointment of the following board for 2022/23:
- Mashilo Pitjeng – non-executive chairman – TseboReal Asset Management
- John Graham – executive director – SAHITA & HouseCheck
- Marisia Robus – secretary – Gauteng Property Inspections
- Michael Vaughan – non-executive – Michael Vaughan CMC and ex-NHBRC manager
- Makhosi Mhlophe – non-executive – ECSA, SACPCMP and Building Inspector
- Grant Schuster – non-executive – Discovery Insure
Contact NABISA
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083 310 9766
- info@nabisa.org.za
Registered Address
80 St Michaels Road Claremont Cape Town
NABISA is a Voluntary Association of SA Building & Home Inspectors
“Building Inspector” is the “umbrella name” for inspectors in National Government, Local Government and the Private Sector. Building inspectors are also known as building control officers, plans examiners, works inspectors, home inspectors, insurance assessors, compliance certifiers and surveyors.
Our Goals
NABISA is seeking to finalise registration under the Council for the Built Environment as a Voluntary Association representing the interests of South African building and home inspectors. The two Built Environment Statutory Councils under which NABISA seeks registration are:
- SACPCMP – South African Council for the Project and Construction Management Professions
- SACAP – South African Council for the Architectural Professions
CPD Education
Voluntary associations have a mandate to supply continuous professional development to their members. An agreement with a service provider is currently under negotiation. Details will be revealed soon.
Information sessions
Two online information sessions are being planned. Details will be announced soon
Member Directory
The membership committee is finalising membership for 2022/23 and all approved and paid up members will be entitled to a directory listing. This listing will be published as part of this website update which will be complete by February 2023
Dispute resolution
All NABISA members subscribe to a code of conduct. A dispute resolution process is being finalised. Complaints against members can be resolved through this process. Enquiries can be made through the office of the CEO.
Earn CPD Points
THE CPD program will be finalised and published by February 2023. Members will be able to participate to make sure that they achieve their CPD targets.
Find NABISA Inspectors
The Building Inspector Directory will be launched by the end of February 2023
Our mission
To professionalise building and home inspection services in South Africa
NABISA was established in 2016 with the objectives:
- To become a recognised Voluntary Association of Building & Home Inspectors, representing the interests of all South African building and home inspectors (including building control officers, plans examiners, works inspectors, insurance assessors, compliance certifiers and surveyors).
- To regulate the activity of NABISA members by means of:
- Benchmarking relevant South African qualifications, training and experience required in order to become a NABISA member;
- Enforcing the NABISA Code of Conduct in order to ensure that South African consumers and property owners are protected by having their property assets inspected by professional, appropriately trained and ethical building inspectors.
NABISA’S Board of Directors
The NABISA AGM on 28 June 2022 confirmed the appointment of the following board for 2022/23:
- Mashilo Pitjeng – non-executive chairman – TseboReal Asset Management
- John Graham – executive director – SAHITA & HouseCheck
- Marisia Robus – secretary – Gauteng Property Inspections
- Michael Vaughan – non-executive – Michael Vaughan CMC and ex-NHBRC manager
- Makhosi Mhlophe – non-executive – ECSA, SACPCMP and Building Inspector
- Grant Schuster – non-executive – Discovery Insure
Contact Us
info@nabisa.org.za
083 310 9766 (John Graham, executive director)
Become a member and let us keep you informed
Apply here https://www.nabisa.org.za/nabisa-membership/