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#Updates; Uganda Engineers Registration Board Officially Approves WestNile Region’s Mr Augusto Orodriyo as an Engineer.

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           Eng Orodriyo Augusto, File Photo.


      👆 List of Engineers Approved on that Day.

In accordance with the Engineers Registration Act (ERA) Capt 271, the board has on 2-Nov-2022 approved Mr Orodriyo Augusto, born to Mr Adiga Daniel and Mrs Andiru Katerena (RIP) in Giawa village in Drambu Sub-county, Maracha East Constituency in Maracha District - Uganda as a Civil Engineer.


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The Engineers Registration Board approves Mr Orodriyo Augusto for registration as an Engineer. 


  

Eng. Orodriyo Augusto

The Engineers Registration Board in its 366th meeting held on 2nd November 2022 approved Mr Orodriyo Augusto and seven others for registration as an Engineer, in accordance with the Engineers Registration Act (ERA), Cap 271. Mr Orodriyo Augusto was approved under the category of Civil Engineer. By this approval, the Act legally authorises Augusto to receive instruments of certification and is permitted to use the title “Engineer” before his name.

Born to Mr. Adiga Daniel and Late Andiru Katerena, both peasant farmers of Giawa Village, in Drambu Sub-county in Maracha District, Mr. Orodriyo Augusto went to Simbili Primary School for his primary education from 1989 to 1995 scored first grade in the Primary Leaving Examination (PLE). He joined Maracha Secondary School for ordinary level education scoring first grade in Uganda Certificate of Education (UCE) and Mvara Secondary School to offer Physics, Chemistry and Mathematic (PCM) scoring 3 principles in the Uganda Advanced Certificate of Education (UACE).

He went to Kyambogo University to pursue his dream in Civil and Building Engineering on Government sponsorship.

He joined Makerere University for Master of Engineering in Construction Management.

Prior to his certification by the Engineers Registration Board, Augusto gained a vast experience in contracting, water resources management, highway engineering, reinforced concrete structures, steel structures, bridge engineering, warehousing and industrial plant development. He has developed a deeper expertise in oil & gas while working in multinational oil/gas companies Total Energies and Vivo Energy Uganda Limited. 

Currently, Augusto’s post-graduation Engineering Practice and Project Management experience exceeds 16years.

In addition to the membership of the Engineers Registration Board, he is a member of various National and International certifications bodies including being a Corporate Member of the Uganda Institution of Professional Engineers (UIPE), Project Management Institute (PMI), Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) and Institute of Structural Engineers-UK.


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