SHERQ Training Services for Safety Representatives

The Department of Economic Development, Tourism, and Environmental Affairs is inviting proposals from qualified service providers to deliver comprehensive Safety Health Environment Risk and Quality (SHERQ) training. This training will focus on equipping Safety Health Environment (SHE) representatives, incident investigators, first aiders, and fire fighting and evacuation marshals with essential skills and knowledge to effectively manage safety protocols and emergency responses in the workplace. The training program is scheduled to span two months, ensuring that all participants receive thorough instruction and practical experience.

Key requirements for the training include developing a curriculum that covers relevant legislation, risk assessment techniques, incident investigation methodologies, first aid procedures, and fire safety protocols. The selected service provider will be responsible for creating engaging training materials, conducting interactive sessions, and assessing participant competency through evaluations. This initiative not only aims to improve workplace safety but also enhances the overall quality of service delivery within the department, fostering a culture of safety and preparedness.

By participating in this tender, businesses have the opportunity to contribute to the professional development of key personnel in the public sector, thereby enhancing the safety standards across various operations. The training will ultimately benefit the community by ensuring that trained individuals are capable of responding effectively to emergencies, thereby minimizing risks and promoting a safer working environment.