Tobacco Products Control Act and Notice R.975 (2000) Smoking in the workplace—including construction sites—is governed foremost by the Tobacco Products Control Act, 1993, as amended, and the associated Regulations published under Notice R.975 of 2000. Under these laws, the workplace is…
In the construction industry, safety isn't theoretical—it’s deeply practical, and sometimes unforgiving. Behind every regulation lies a lesson, and behind every form lies a life. The Health and Safety Overview course by Cairnmead Faculty of Safety draws from real incidents…
What Is CPD? Continuing Professional Development (CPD) is a structured, ongoing learning process professionals use to maintain, develop, and update their knowledge and skills. It supports technical ability, regulatory compliance, and personal growth throughout a career. Why CPD Matters…
In the context of South Africa’s dynamic and often high-risk work environments—ranging from construction and mining to manufacturing and public services—the role of health and safety consultants is both vital and increasingly visible. These professionals help ensure that workplaces comply…
Construction sites are often bustling environments where workers from different regions and backgrounds come together to complete various tasks. The spread of infectious diseases on construction sites is often overlooked, while these sites generally focus on physical safety measures, such…
Ensuring the safe operation of mobile cranes is crucial in the construction industry, especially in dynamic environments like South Africa, where strict safety standards are vital to preventing accidents and protecting workers. Daily pre-use inspections are a key component in…
Risk events management is a critical aspect of any large-scale event, particularly in a country like South Africa, where the dynamic landscape presents unique challenges. The ability to foresee, plan, and mitigate risks can mean the difference between a successful…
