About
Safety Act is a proud member of the SHEQAfrica.com Network. This site provides guidance on Health and Safety legal compliance and related Health and Safety products and services.
MISSION
We aim to promote workplace safety by providing an online platform for Health and Safety news, articles, products, services, jobs and blogs that is uniquely focussed on Africa.
Health and Safety serves workplace Health and Safety decision makers. The website is designed to keep workers, managers and OHS professionals informed on major issues, up to date on new developments, and in touch with current thinking in the African Safety community.
VISITORS
We define our audience as “people who make decisions about Health and Safety issues in the workplace” and receive approximately 1800 unique visitors a month. Of these visits, 98,2% originate in African countries.
CONTENT
Our content targets managers, Safety coordinators, OHS staff, hygienists, loss control specialists, engineers, doctors, Occupational Health nurses, Health and Safety committee members, Environment managers, Safety representatives, government and organised labour officials.
The website is updated on a daily basis with news and articles that includes feature stories dealing with African Health and Safety trends, new developments and emerging issues. Articles also covers case studies and profiles of innovative and successful programs and people.
Health and Safety’s authoritative features and timely news coverage are designed to make SHEQ professionals jobs easier. From controlling hazards, through complying with new legislation, to managing down absence rates, Health and Safety covers the issues that matter in a lively readable style.
This website brings together a wealth of news and features on a wide array of Health and Safety topics, as well areas where you can share your views and benefit from the knowledge and experience of other OHS professionals in Africa.
PARTICIPATE
It is possible for you to make a difference. If you share in the mission of Health and Safety, then there are various ways in which you may contribute your SHEQ knowledge and experience. If you believe, like us, that sharing Safety tips is power, then please visit the PARTICIPATE page for more information.
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