In today's show, we heard from David Esau - Deputy Director of the Enforcement and Inspection Services
for the Department of Labour. We were talking about their Construction Blitz
that kicked off this week. The blitz forms part of the department’s national
work plan which seeks to address inspections in high risk areas as labour
inspectors embarked on a series of inspections to construction sites around the
city. The driving force behind this initiative is the Enforcement and
Inspection Services (IES), a specialized unit within the department with a
specific focus on ensuring compliance within the labour sector. Focusing within
metropolitan areas, where density is experienced in terms of the number of
active construction sites as blitzes will be executed in one geographical area
to ensure service delivery and visibility for the period of the blitz. All
identified High Risk Sectors will be aggressively inspected giving an
opportunity to make a reasonable impact within the occupational health and
safety parameters. Other high risk sectors also include agriculture/forestry,
chemical and iron and steel. Inspections will continue this week in the central
business district, Bellville areas and Somerset West. To report non-compliance contact David on 082 791 4485 or for further information
go to www.labour.gov.za
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