Cameron Clayton is currently a civil engineering technologist with eleven years experience and specializes in water infrastructure planning, design, upgrading and maintenance. He has worked on various civil, bulk water supply and reticulation, reservoir construction, pump station design and optimization (including LCCA), sanitation and solid waste management projects – most of which were in Southern and West Africa. He has also mastered hydrology and hydraulics of open channel and piped water systems and water resources management. His expertise also extends to project management, having had the opportunity to manage different aspects of projects in both the public and private sectors and has also spending a third of his career as a resident engineer. He is well versed with the General Conditions of Contract (GCC), Engineering Professions Act, Expanded Public Works Programme, Local Government Building Regulations, Occupational Health & Safety Act, Provincial Land Administration Legislation, Intergovernmental Fiscal Relations Act, Intergovernmental Framework and the PFMA to name a few. Cameron is a candidate registered technologist with the Engineering Council of South Africa (ECSA) with submission for professional registration imminent. He is also an associate member of the South African Institute of Civil Engineering (SAICE) and is an active member of many young professional forums. He holds a National Diploma in Civil Engineering, and a Bachelor of Technology in Water Engineering from the University of South Africa (UNISA). Currently, he pursues postgraduate studies in Water Resources Management and Business Administration. Apart from his engineering career, he is a firm believer that the best project he has ever worked is himself. Self-motivated and driven, he excels in times of stress and works well under pressure. A team player, Cameron uses emotional intelligence in his interactions with others. He is passionate about empowering others with knowledge and is motivated by their success.