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If you have been in business for a while, you will know how much time it takes to fill in forms, have meetings and interviews, follow up on incidents, and keep track of daily health and safety management.

SafetyWallet, in partnership with OHS Online and MAKROSAFE, provides employers with a membership programme which makes them privy to rewards in their compliance to the following: Occupational Health and Safety Act Other relevant Legislation and Regulations Standards, and Metropolitan and/or Municipal Bylaws that relate specifically to Occupational Health and Safety within the workplace.

When viewing First Aid training holistically, it is crucial for employers to ensure that they have enough employees that have been trained as this has become a requirement in most working environments where compliance with Health and Safety regulations is concerned.

When running a business, it is imperative to consider the various aspects which will determine the success thereof. One of these essential aspects includes the provision made to ensure workplace health and safety.

Managing SHE risks (safety, health and environment risks) is the main focus of a Health and Safety Compliance Grading Audit. It identifies any deviations in a SHE management system and a company’s compliance level with Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) Act requirements.

According to Ohio State Press Books, “advertising plays a prominent role in shaping opinions about everything from products to politics. It uses strategy and messaging to influence a target audience about the benefits of a product.” Advertising can alter how consumers perceive a product and entice them to use your product or service.

Ensuring OHS in the workplace is an unending challenge and now, with the advent of Covid-19, it requires a thorough understanding of all relevant legislation.

Blog Health and Safety Training and E learning - SafetyWallet is a programme that has been designed to encourage and reward employers who achieve compliance with all aspects of the Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) Act.

South Africans have been living in lockdown since 26 March when President Cyril Ramaphosa declared a Covid-19 state of disaster. This followed in the footsteps of countries worldwide, all hard-hit by the pandemic.