In this issue: Professional registration, a theme we have covered before is once again highlighted in this issue. The discussions around professionalisation of OHS practitioners and inspectors Tibor Szana writes has been going on for many years. By questioning whether it will make a difference he explains that a person whether registered or not is […]
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In this issue: Fostering African Collaboration: Creating minimum standards for progress – Fabian Buckley Am I accident prone or just don’t give a hoot? Incidents are inevitable in the workplace – Tibor Szana Are electric cars a viable alternative to petrol/diesel? – Rob van Hemert A deteriorating safety climate: The impact arising from Quiet Quitting […]
In this issue: Position Paper on Professionalisation of Occupational Health and Safety Practitioners in South Africa Enhancing food safety in Ghana’s hospitality industry using HACCP Inspections by DEL OHS Inspectors Part 3: Notices served on the employer Zambia in the news The future of occupational health and safety: Advancements and challenges ahead
In this issue: Inspections by DEL OHS Inspectors Part 2: Visit to the premises of the employer High and Dry: The ocean is a dangerous place The Internet of Things (IoT) Device Cyber Vulnerabilities: Addressing the Risks and Enhancing Security in Occupational Hygiene A-OSH 2023: An unforgettable experience From zero to care: Embracing a vision […]
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Impact of the new PPE footwear certification standard from SAPEMA
Understanding the difference between CHSM and Pr.CHSA by Leighton Bennett
I have often wondered if, when Sir Ernest Oppenheimer started the Safety First Association in 1932 he imagined that 90 years later on it would still be running. Did he think that the magazine he started would still be a strong mouthpiece to the industry?