Safety on site is not negotiable. Every site we work on follows strict safety requirements to protect workers, visitors, and the community. The following rules apply to all personnel and visitors entering the site. Site Access and Restrictions No unauthorised…
When working in confined spaces, the right equipment isn’t optional — it’s lifesaving. Every item plays a role in protecting workers, preventing accidents, and ensuring that if something goes wrong, help is close at hand. Key Equipment to Know: Full-body…
Confined spaces such as manholes, tanks, and silos present some of the most dangerous working environments in construction and maintenance. Hazards like toxic gases, oxygen depletion, flooding, and structural instability mean that emergencies can escalate in seconds. For this reason,…
Excavations are among the most dangerous areas on any construction site. One slip, trip, or wrong step can lead to serious injury or even death. Barricading and signage are our first line of defence — protecting both workers and the…
Excavation work is a critical step in many construction projects, but it also comes with some of the highest risks. Trenches and open excavations expose workers to dangers that, if not properly managed, can quickly turn fatal. In South Africa,…
Working on roofs is one of the riskiest jobs in construction. Falls, electrical contact, unsafe tools, and harsh weather can all turn a normal day into a serious accident. Roof safety means putting the right precautions in place every time…
Anchor points and lifelines are critical when working at heights. They are designed to protect workers from falls when parapet walls or guardrails aren’t possible. But they only work if they’re installed, used, and maintained correctly. A fall from height…
When we think about roof safety, many people immediately picture harnesses, lifelines, and anchor points. While these systems are essential, they should never be the first solution. The most effective safety measure is to remove the fall risk entirely. That’s…
Electrical energy is a serious hazard—one mistake can cause severe injury or death. Zero-energy checks are mandatory before work begins. Workers must isolate, lock, tag, and verify equipment to prevent re-energisation and keep everyone safe. Zero Electrical Energy De-energize &…
For centuries, construction and mining relied on cables, winches, and steam-driven engines to move earth, lift materials, and power machines. While these systems were revolutionary in their own time, they came with limitations: jerky movements, frequent breakdowns, and a lack…