Occupational Health and Safety Training Services

The National Department of Environment, Forestry and Fisheries is inviting proposals from experienced service providers to conduct Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) training across all nine provinces of South Africa. The training program is set to span six months and aims to enhance workplace safety standards, ensuring compliance with national health and safety regulations. Providers are expected to deliver tailored training sessions that address the specific needs of various industries and sectors, fostering a culture of safety and risk management.

Key requirements for this tender include the ability to develop and implement a comprehensive training curriculum, provide qualified trainers with relevant certifications, and demonstrate a proven track record in delivering OHS training. The selected service provider(s) will be responsible for coordinating training sessions, managing logistics, and ensuring that all participants receive the necessary certifications upon completion. This initiative not only aims to improve workplace safety but also to reduce occupational hazards and promote a safer working environment across South Africa.

By participating in this tender, service providers will contribute to a critical national initiative that prioritizes the health and safety of workers. Successful bidders will have the opportunity to establish long-term relationships with government entities and enhance their reputation in the field of occupational safety training. This is a significant opportunity for businesses specializing in training and development, particularly those with a focus on health and safety compliance.