Overview

Located in the suburb of Strubenvale , Springs in the Gauteng province of South Africa; Saxon Engineering was established in 1981 as a small machine shop with only 3 employees. As of 1993, we started manufacturing mostly abattoir equipment comprising of stainless steel, mild steel and aluminium components which were exported worldwide with strict adherence to International food industry standards. Since 2003 we have focused on the production of exceptional quality structural steel fabrication and have increased our workforce to in excess of 100 employees and growing with market demand. With up to 14 boilermakers and 6 to 8 coded welders, depending on demand; as our core artisan competency, we are currently achieving an output of between 150-200 tons per month. Our process is simple yet effective and designed to afford maximum control over the fabrication progression, ensuring excellent quality, accountability and trace ability, from receipt of order to dispatch. Each boilermaker, welder, cleaner, dimensional and visual inspector can be identified at any stage of the process, by virtue of the fact that their personal mark appears on every work piece that they have fabricated, welded, cleaned or inspected. This ensures that accountability and trace ability is entrenched in the Company culture. Although not yet ISO 9001 accredited, Saxon Engineering strives to be compliant and ultimately seek certification. Increasing our presence in the field of structural steel fabrication, Saxon Engineering places maximum importance on the aspects of control of the process and quality of products we produce. To this end, a comprehensive Quality Control Plan (QCP) is in place and is the essence of our process. We pride ourselves in the fact that, at any given time of their own choosing, customer representatives are welcome to inspect dimensional checks and data packs. Any random i