Occupational Health and Safety Risk Assessments
OHS Assessments are conducted to assist our clients to stay compliant with the Occupational Health and Safety Act, no 181 of 1993. Our detailed OHS reports will show areas of concern and breach in compliance with the various acts. Our report will identify and prioritise root causes that may have given rise to such non-compliance and possible endangerment to staff and clients.
Waste Management Assessments
Waste management is intended to reduce the adverse effects of waste on human health, the environment, planetary resources, and aesthetics. The aim of waste management is to reduce the dangerous effects of such waste on the environment and human health.
A waste assessment identifies waste generated at a facility, and purchasing and management practices; examines current waste reduction practices and assesses their effectiveness; and identifies the areas and materials in which waste reduction efforts will be most effective. Waste management looks at the overall effectiveness of the processes which involve the distribution of waste from public and corporate entities to the landfill sites. The overall infrastructure will be evaluated as well as the upkeep and safeguard of expensive machinery and equipment used on landfill sites. It will be assessed whether the landfill sites operate within all the correct and applicable municipal by laws, has valid licenses, checked that certain types of wastes are disposed of correctly, etc.
Health and Safety Products and Training
There are a suit of Heath and Safety Products and Training available. Kindly get in contact with our service team to assist you.
Electrical Assessments
These assessments are aimed at municipal, commercial as well as privately owned entities who have an interest in maintaining their plant and equipment in good health for the continuation of electricity supply. The main focus of the assessment is to ensure that the electrical infrastructure complies with all the relevant standards, to identify hazards that will eventually cause harm to equipment, employees, third parties as well as the environment. The objective is to reduce the risk of any of the above-mentioned claims from taking place, specifically costly liability claims due to down time or injury.
Assessments should be conducted according to section 43 of the Occupational Health and Safety Act no 85 of 1993, Electrical Machinery Regulation and various other regulations (SANS). From an insurance perspective, all conditions in the insurance policy wording needs to be adhered to and will be assessed to ensure and maintain insurability.
