The tender seeks a service provider to develop and pilot an Impact Evaluation Framework for assessing the effectiveness of the Mine Health and Safety Council's initiatives in the South African mining sector. The project duration is 9 months.
The Mine Health and Safety Council (MHSC) is inviting proposals for the development and piloting of an Impact Evaluation Framework aimed at evaluating its research, legislative, and stakeholder engagement initiatives within the South African mining industry. The selected service provider will conduct a thorough review of existing MHSC interventions and develop a practical framework that assesses relevance, implementation, effectiveness, and impact. This framework will be piloted specifically on the Trackless Mobile Machinery collision prevention regulatory requirements under Regulation 8.10, allowing for real-world testing and refinement.
The project encompasses the development of evaluation criteria, indicators, and data collection tools tailored to various types of interventions. Additionally, the service provider will engage stakeholders to gather insights on the effectiveness of these initiatives, identifying barriers and enablers to successful implementation. The final deliverables will include a refined Impact Evaluation Framework, a user guide, and a roadmap for future applications, ensuring that MHSC can continuously improve its health and safety initiatives in the mining sector.
This tender is suitable for consulting firms with expertise in monitoring and evaluation, particularly those with experience in the mining sector and occupational health and safety. Businesses with a strong background in developing evaluation frameworks and stakeholder engagement strategies are encouraged to apply.
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