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Our monthly features are designed to cover the core
areas of interest within the safety, health, environment
and quality industries.
Going beyond safety
As a representative of the internationally acclaimed personal protective equipment (PPE) manufacturer, Honeywell, at A-OSH Expo 2017, HSE Solutions set out to be the...
Revenue buried in the waste industry
The recycling sector accounts for only ten percent of the waste industry, yet it can help unlock resources worth R17 billion. MARISKA MORRIS finds...
No cutting corners with PPE
With the possibility of another credit rating downgrade looming, economists are predicting that there could be tough economic times ahead. ANLERIE DE WET finds...
Right people in the right places
When the quality of a product isn’t up to scratch, the marketing department has to deal with the complaints from customers, while the real...
Putting the country and companies at risk
Corruption is the number one risk to South Africa, with unemployment in second place, according to the Institute of Risk Management of South Africa’s...
Addressing skills on track
The South African rail industry faces a shortage of skills. We look at how this can be solved
Is the new internet bill cause for concern?
A recent cybersecurity bill has not received any fanfare, just criticism and concern
A-OSH Expo 2017: calling all OSH professionals
A-OSH Expo 2017, Africa’s leading occupational safety and health exhibition, takes place between May 30 and June 1, at the Gallagher Convention Centre in...
Spawning chips
Only the best quality potatoes are selected for Lay’s chips. That’s what Simba, producer of these chips, claims. Alas, that’s not strictly true –...
Drowning in waste
South African landfills are 94-percent full, while the country continues to produce about 53 425 t of waste per day. Recycling is a matter...
Protecting female employees with the right PPE
Specially designed personal protective equipment (PPE) for women is helping to protect female employees. MARISKA MORRIS takes a look at this increasingly popular trend
Department of Labour lays down new rules
New regulations relating to ergonomics are being legislated. They’re definitely good news for employees. Can the same be said for employers?