This tender seeks a service provider to revise the TB audit tool, integrating assessments for HIV/AIDS and occupational lung diseases prevalent in the South African mining sector. The project aims to enhance health monitoring and safety standards.
The Mine Health and Safety Council is inviting proposals from qualified service providers to undertake a critical research project aimed at revising the Tuberculosis (TB) audit tool. This revision will incorporate assessments for HIV/AIDS and commonly reported occupational lung diseases within the South African mining industry. The objective is to develop a comprehensive tool that not only addresses TB but also reflects the complexities of co-morbidities that affect miners' health, thereby improving health outcomes and safety protocols in the sector.
The successful bidder will be responsible for conducting thorough research, engaging with stakeholders, and ensuring that the revised audit tool aligns with current health standards and regulations. Key requirements include a demonstrated understanding of occupational health, experience in the mining industry, and the ability to analyze and integrate data on TB, HIV/AIDS, and other lung diseases. This project is anticipated to significantly enhance the health monitoring framework within the mining industry, ultimately contributing to safer working conditions and better health management for miners.
This tender is suitable for research firms, health consultants, and organizations specializing in occupational health and safety, particularly those with experience in the mining sector and a strong understanding of TB and HIV/AIDS management.
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