Project experience

Experience Across Strategic Infrastructure and Transmission Projects

Rathishaulin’s project experience spans transmission power line projects, servitude acquisition, surveying and mapping, relocation, property rights investigations, and environmental compliance.

Project record

Selected Project Experience

Representative engagements with the project, client, and services provided clearly identified. Engagements are described in terms of the professional services provided; construction delivery remains with the appointed contractors.

765 kV

Gamma–Perseus 2nd 765 kV Power Line

ClientNational Transmission Company South Africa (NTCSA)

Services providedRelocation agreements, landowner negotiations, stakeholder engagement, relocation management, and project support.

LINEAR

Transmission Power Line Projects

ClientNTCSA

Services providedProperty inspections, relocation planning, stakeholder consultation, and implementation support.

LINEAR

Linear Servitude Acquisition Projects

ClientVarious Clients

Services providedServitude acquisition, compensation negotiations, and land rights administration.

SURVEY

Survey and Mapping Projects

ClientVarious Clients

Services providedRoute selection, engineering surveys, cadastral support, and survey verification.

RIGHTS

Property Rights Investigation Projects

ClientVarious Clients

Services providedDeeds Office investigations, Surveyor-General investigations, property verification, and due diligence.

ECO

Environmental Compliance Projects

ClientVarious Clients

Services providedEnvironmental monitoring, ECO services, stakeholder liaison, and reporting support.

Selected project experience: project, client, and services provided
Ref	Project	Client	Services Provided
P–01	Gamma–Perseus 2nd 765 kV Power Line	National Transmission Company South Africa (NTCSA)	Relocation agreements, landowner negotiations, stakeholder engagement, relocation management, and project support.
P–02	Transmission Power Line Projects	NTCSA	Property inspections, relocation planning, stakeholder consultation, and implementation support.
P–03	Linear Servitude Acquisition Projects	Various Clients	Servitude acquisition, compensation negotiations, and land rights administration.
P–04	Survey and Mapping Projects	Various Clients	Route selection, engineering surveys, cadastral support, and survey verification.
P–05	Property Rights Investigation Projects	Various Clients	Deeds Office investigations, Surveyor-General investigations, property verification, and due diligence.
P–06	Environmental Compliance Projects	Various Clients	Environmental monitoring, ECO services, stakeholder liaison, and reporting support.

Transmission record

Representative Transmission Project Experience

Mr Elliot Mashau has contributed to the delivery of numerous strategic electricity transmission projects across South Africa.

765 kVGamma–Perseus Transmission Line
275 kVDurban South – Klaarwater Transmission Line
400 kVAthene – Pegasus Transmission Line
275 kVAggeneys – Helios Transmission Line
400 kVKusile – Lulamisa Transmission Line
400 kVAriadne – Venus Transmission Line
400 kVAriadne – Eros Transmission Line
400 kVFerrum – Garona Transmission Line
400 kVKendal – Zeus Transmission Line
400 kVNeptune – Pembroke Transmission Line
400 kVPembroke – Poseidon Transmission Line
400 kVLepini – Northrand Transmission Line
400 kVApollo – Northrand Transmission Line
400 kVSilimela – Tubatse Transmission Line
765 kVUmfolozi – Mbewu Transmission Line

Multidisciplinary capability

Built for complex, multidisciplinary projects

Large infrastructure projects bring together engineering surveys, cadastral surveys, LiDAR surveys, route selection, environmental processes, landowner negotiations, and community engagement. Rathishaulin’s leadership has extensive experience managing multidisciplinary teams and professional service providers across exactly these disciplines for large-scale transmission infrastructure projects in South Africa.

This means Rathishaulin can support a project team not only within a single specialist area, but across the interfaces between surveying, rights, environment, stakeholders, and implementation, where risks most often emerge.

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