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Safety mottoes and slogans listed

January 3rd, 2012
Safety mottoes and slogans listed

Health and safety mottoes and slogans invoke behaviour motivators like fear, blame, leadership, peer pressure, social compact, culture or values. Test yours.

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How to change safety culture by game play

December 9th, 2011
How to change safety culture by game play

Using a game analogy for health, safety and workplace culture, could make sheq programmes more sustained, rewarding and fun, writes Steve Banhegyi.

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Forum: How to mange road fleet safety

November 7th, 2011
Forum: How to mange road fleet safety

From Hilton Mango Veckranges; We have 600 vehicles on the road daily, and 45 vehicle incidents per month. Please help with my fleet plan.

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How to train corruption investigators to SA standard

September 6th, 2011
How to train corruption investigators to SA standard

A training standard for investigating public or business corruption offences, registered on the SA National Learners’ Records Database (NLRD), is posted here.

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How to respond to suicidal stress

September 5th, 2011
How to respond to suicidal stress

Suicide claims about 12% of workers who die prematurely in South Africa, prompting government discussions and trauma recovery workshops by leading employers.

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Professions must develop learners, warn DHET

July 26th, 2011
Professions must develop learners, warn DHET

South African professional bodies stand accused of being elite clubs and developing exams, instead of developing skills in learners and fostering best practice.

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Another silicosis ruling hits miners

May 16th, 2011
Another silicosis ruling hits miners

Members of the Chamber of Mines, which are facing huge claims from silicosis victims after the Constitutional Court paved the way for such claims, this month unobtrusively lost yet another silicosis-related case.

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Safety steps can lead to less mining deaths

May 12th, 2011
Safety steps can lead to less mining deaths

SA’s mining fatality rate can still drop below last year’s record low of 128 if mining companies and their employees fully comply with safety policies and procedures, says David Msiza, the chief inspector of mines in the Department of Mineral Resources.

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Health claims may ‘wipe out’ miners

May 10th, 2011
Health claims may ‘wipe out’ miners

The risk of a litany of silicosis claims against the mining industry is a serious threat which should not be underestimated. This is according to analysts at RBC Capital Markets, who said claims could be crippling to the industry.

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Sixth fatality at Lonmin mine

May 10th, 2011
Sixth fatality at Lonmin mine

A miner has died at the Marikana platinum mine in Rustenburg, in the North West, mining company Lonmin Plc said on Tuesday.

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