Sunday 20 May 2012
No more paper, posting or Post Office queues for certificates. We found a solution to certificates lost in the post; time spent retrieving them from the Post Office, sorting and filing. Our improved system will make the certificates available in about 48 hours after the administration has been completed. Certificates will be available through Limelight…
Read moreHere at National First Aid Academy, we're dedicated to helping businesses meet their first aid training requirements. We can offer first aid classes to suit everyone, offering comprehensive training in first aid that will leave all employees fully equipped to deal with any accidents that could happen. We're an authority in the field of at-work…
Read moreAccording to Act no. 85 of 1993: OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY ACT, all companies and businesses must have employees that are trained in First Aid. According to the act this is to provide a safe place and environment for the people working and visiting these places of business. The regulations to the Act deals with…
Read moreIt is the duty of every employer to ensure the health, safety and welfare at work of all their employees so far is reasonably practical. This means that all employers have a 'duty of care' for their employees. Complying with the law Employers have an obligation under the Health & Safety Act) ………… to make…
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NFAA has a long history of dealing with South Africa companies across a wide range of fields. NFAA prides itself on creating and maintaining long term relationships with its clients, including ongoing reviews, audits and updates of training requirements to suit the changing needs of its clients. Clients vary from large corporate firms to small business, sporting and charity organisations and the general public. Some of them have the following to say.
NATIONAL FIRST AID ACADEMY
Attention Anne-Marie
A big thank you also to our trainer – Rose. She is superb! She knows at least 5 languages (3 x African and of course English and Afrikaans). If somebody could not understand English (the course language) very well, she immediately translated into Venda, Sotho, Zulu, Afrikaans at the drop of a hat, and you could see that the “light went on” for the people after the translation. She is also very good at bringing the message across. In short, I was very impressed with her style and knowledge. She knows the facts on the tips of her fingers.
Thanks again for the good organization and the excellent trainer.
Kind regards, Selma. MINTEK |
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These kits are all packed according to the specification of Regulation 3 of the Occupational Health and Safety Act.
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N.F.A.A. supply all the equipment that any business, office or factory may need to be able to comply with the standards set out by the Department Of Labour.
All kits comply with the minimum standards set out by Dept. of Labour but you can ask for additional equipment to every kit, so that it then complies with your own special needs.
Regulations in the law makes only provision for the minimum contents of a factory or shop/office kit and location of kits as well as signage contained in Section 3 of the General Safety Regulations (GNR. 1031 of 30 May 1986).
THE PROVISION OF FIRST AID BOXES AT THE WORKPLACE
We continue to receive enquiries relating to the provision of first aid boxes at work.
Regulation 3 (1) ; (2) and (3) of the General Safety Regulations to the Occupational Health and Safety Act (Act 85 of 1993) prescribes these requirements.
When should first aid be provided at the workplace?
The regulation states that ‘‘an employer shall take all reasonable steps that are necessary under the circumstances, to ensure that persons at work receive prompt first aid treatment in case of injury or emergency.’’
“All reasonable steps” includes the training of employees in first aid skills by a recognized training institution.
Employees and other persons on the workplace are entitled to receive prompt first aid treatment without unnecessary delay. |
