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Serisha Sirputh's foundations for women leaders in South Africa's construction industry

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August 25, 2025

SERISHA Sirputh, director of Durban-based company LDM, believes that South Africa needs more women at the decision-making table in the built environment industry.

- KAREN SINGH

Serisha Sirputh's foundations for women leaders in South Africa's construction industry

Sirputh, who is also a professional quantity surveyor with over 18 years of experience in the built environment sector, said every woman who steps into leadership created a pathway for others.

"I'm committed to using my voice to help more women not only enter this industry but thrive in it."

She said she was passionate about mentoring women in the built environment industry and driving initiatives that created a more inclusive and connected sector.

LDM specialises in quantity surveying and construction project management, overseeing all aspects from planning to completion, including cost, budget, timeline, and quality.

Additionally, LDM offers services in engineering, procurement, and construction management, programme management, facilities management, public-private partnerships, and infrastructure master planning.

Alongside her technical role, Sirputh also oversees operations, IT, and HR, as well as staff training and wellness programmes.

"I've been fortunate to grow in a company that truly invests in its people, believes in training, and promotes from within."

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