The legal framework for scaffolding in South Africa places an emphasis on safety in scaffolding operations. The legal framework [insert link] provides a framework to undertake work safely. In operationalising the legal framework Pro Rise Scaffolding has undertaken a range of activities.
The scaffolding industry in South Africa is governed primarily by the Occupational Health and Safety Act, 1993. The Act empowers the Minister of Labour to make regulations for various sectors including those that apply to scaffolding.
South Africa’s efforts at industrialisation face challenges related to the refining of products. For example, in 2021 almost 40% of refining of petroleum products will not be available.
Shutting down an industrial plant is always a last resort. Production literally stops. In South Africa the stakes are even higher due to low levels of economic growth and challenges posed by loadshedding. A skilled partner in scaffolding can assist in ensuring that shutdown maintenance is completed quickly, safely and affordably. Scaffolding plays a role in all aspects of the shutdown maintenance process.
Deciding to use industrial maintenance scaffolding (often called plant maintenance scaffolding) in South Africa is a crucial decision for companies seeking a return on investment. In South Africa, five factors require consideration. These factors include availability, reliability, maintainability, safety and cost.
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