Design & build contractor for covered walkway canopy at king shaka international airport (24-Month project)

For clarification on agreement terms or OHS requirements, contact the ACSA OHS Department. No direct contact details provided in the document.

Submit all required documentation as per the SHE File Index to the Client (ACSA OHS Department) at least 7 days before work commencement. This includes: 1. Signed Section 37(2) Mandatary Agreement. 2. Proof of COID Act compliance (Letter of Good Standing). 3. Detailed emergency response procedures. 4. Baseline risk assessment. 5. SHE File with all supporting documents (e.g., PPE records, medical certificates, insurance proofs). Non-compliance risks contract suspension or penalties.

Scope: Design and build a covered walkway canopy at King Shaka International Airport over 24 months. Key requirements: 1. Perform a baseline risk assessment (hazards, controls, monitoring plan) before starting work. 2. Appoint a full-time dedicated Health and Safety resource if 5+ personnel are on-site. 3. Ensure all employees undergo routine medical exams by an HPCSA-registered Occupational Health Practitioner (minimum tests: general history, physical exam, BP, BMI, urine/drug screening, audio, lung function, eye test, work-at-height questionnaire). 4. Implement strict supervision, LOTO (Lockout-Tagout) procedures, and permit-to-work systems. 5. Establish a Health and Safety Committee (regardless of employee count) and attend monthly ACSA SHE meetings. 6. Provide and enforce PPE use, with compliance records kept in the SHE File. 7. Ensure all plant/machinery/equipment is in sound order and complies with OHS Act Section 10. 8. Conduct joint risk assessments for equipment interfacing with ACSA’s systems. 9. Maintain hygiene/cleanliness on-site and clear waste regularly. 10. Adhere to ACSA’s Substance Abuse Policy (no intoxicating substances; random testing may occur).

1. The contractor bears all costs for compliance with this agreement unless otherwise agreed in writing. 2. Provide Public Liability Insurance as required by the Main Contract. 3. Maintain valid COID Act coverage for all employees/subcontractors (updated Letters of Good Standing must be submitted to ACSA). 4. Ensure additional insurance covers potential losses/claims from acts or omissions on ACSA premises.

1. Compliance with the Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHS Act) and Construction Regulations 2014 is mandatory. 2. Compensation for Occupational Injuries and Diseases Act (COID Act): Submit a Letter of Good Standing before starting work and keep it updated. 3. Appoint a Section 16(2) representative (written proof of authority required) to sign the agreement. 4. Submit medical fitness certificates for all employees (HPCSA-registered practitioner). 5. Adhere to ACSA’s Substance Abuse Policy (testing records must be filed in the SHE File). 6. Subcontractors must meet all the same requirements and sign a similar agreement. 7. Incident reporting: Notify ACSA OHS Department within 2 hours of any incident (phone/SMS/email), followed by a formal preliminary report within 48 hours. Fatalities or damages over R1M may trigger ACSA-led investigations. 8. Fire precautions: Employees must know emergency exits, alarms, and participate in drills. 9. Permit management: No work requiring a permit may start without ACSA-approved documentation.

For insurance-related claims or queries, contact: Nokulunga Masiza (Tel: +27 (0)11 723 1400, Mobile: +27 (0)79 512 0532, Email: [email protected]) or Buhle Mnguni (Tel: +27 (0)11 723 1400, Mobile: +27 (0)74 535 9075, Email: [email protected]).

Refer to the main RFQ document for submission procedures, as this document does not specify submission instructions, physical addresses, or required returnable forms.

Scope: Design and build services for a covered walkway canopy at King Shaka International Airport over 24 months. Contractor responsibilities: Maintain insurances for construction plant/equipment, employer’s liability (min R20,000,000), motor vehicle liability (min R5,000,000), and any other legally required insurance. Employer must be named as additional insured on all Contractor-effected policies with a waiver of subrogation.

Employer provides Principle Controlled Insurance (PCI) covering: Contract Works, Public Liability (R100m per occurrence), Removal of Lateral Support (R50m per occurrence), and SASRIA (R500m aggregate). Contractor is liable for deductibles: R150,000 (Contract Works), R250,000 (testing/commissioning), R75,000 (Public Liability/Removal of Lateral Support), R25,000 (SASRIA theft). Contractor may purchase 'Buy-Down' cover for deductibles at their own expense. Contractor must not include Employer’s PCI premiums in pricing unless supplementary insurance is deemed necessary.

Contractor must: Provide proof of all required insurance policies to Employer within 28 days of contract commencement. Ensure all sub-contractors are aware of and comply with insurance clauses. Name Employer as additional insured on all Contractor-effected policies with a waiver of subrogation. Notify Employer immediately of any insurance cancellation or restrictive modification. Sub-contractors must effect similar insurance to Contractor’s obligations under Clause 2.

Environmental compliance requirements for contractors at ACSA airports:

• Pollution Control: Prevent contamination of stormwater, soil, and groundwater. Report and clean up spills immediately using contractor-supplied materials.
• Equipment: Wash, maintain, and refuel only in designated ACSA service areas. Leaking vehicles/equipment are prohibited on-site.
• Dust, Noise, and Odours: Minimise dust, noise, and emissions. Comply with applicable noise regulations. Open fires are prohibited.
• Waste Management: Separate waste into general and hazardous categories. Dispose of waste at permitted landfill sites (no dumping, burying, or burning). Maintain records: waste company name, disposal site, monthly quantity reports, waste manifest documents, and disposal site permits.
• Hazardous Substances: Label, store, and handle HCS per Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS). Clean up HCS spillages immediately and dispose of as hazardous waste. Report HCS spillages to ACSA immediately.
• Water and Energy: Identify and manage activities that may waste water or energy.
• Training: Communicate all environmental conditions to contractors and employees before starting work.

Penalties for non-compliance:

• Fines range from R200 to R20 000 per infringement, determined by ACSA’s Airport Environmental Management Representative in consultation with the Airport Manager.
• Contractors are liable for all pollution clean-up costs and damages caused by infringements.
• Penalties do not replace potential legal proceedings by authorities or affected parties.

Contractors must:

• Sign an acknowledgement form agreeing to ACSA’s environmental terms and conditions before commencing work.
• Undergo ad hoc audits by ACSA to verify compliance.
• Ensure all staff and sub-contractors adhere to the conditions.

Scope: Design and build of a fully covered airside walkway canopy at King Shaka International Airport. Dimensions: +-2.7m high x 110m long x 3m wide, floor area 330m².

Key Deliverables:

• Structural steel frame canopy (corrosion-resistant) with column bases, beams, braces, and sundries.
• Roof covering with skylights, waterproofing, insulation, UV protection, and rainwater drainage.
• External façade/screening (corrosion/UV-resistant) with fire escape openings and aesthetic alignment to airport standards.
• Paving works: Supply and installation of approved paving (PC cost allowance: R850/m², adjustable based on actual costs). Proof of costs required.
• Kerbing: Supply and installation with concrete haunching (PC cost allowance: R200/m, adjustable based on actual costs). Proof of costs required.
• Electrical installation: Weatherproof, energy-saving lighting and compliant lightning protection.
• Fire protection: Fire-resistant paint, evacuation points, suppression systems, smoke ventilation, extinguishers, hose reels, and water supply (rational fire design required).
• Bulk services: Connection to existing infrastructure, stormwater drainage, and firefighting reticulation.
• Ramps: Refurbishment of existing concrete ramp and new transition ramp with balustrades and road markings.
• Landscaping/hardscaping: Enhancement of existing landscaping and new hardscaping.
• Signage: Safety, fire, and emergency assembly point signage.
• Waste disposal: Collection, transport, and disposal of rubble to registered facilities (provisional sum: R50,000).
• Reuse of existing site materials where possible.

Standards and Compliance:

• Work must comply with relevant Acts, Ordinances, Regulations, By-Laws, National Standards, and International Standards.
• Equivalent standards to referenced trademarks/designs are acceptable.
• All activities must align with NEC3 ECC: Option A (Priced Contract with Activity Schedule).

Additional Notes:

• Layer works: Rehabilitation of sub-base (importing fill, stabilisation, compaction, testing, poisoning).
• Alterations: Removal of existing paving, column bases, columns, kerbing, and testing of layer works.
• Provisional sums for 3rd party procurement and ad-hoc works (R100,000).
• Variations in scope allowed, priced at Pricing Schedule rates or agreed non-scheduled rates (ACSA governance rules apply).

Pricing Format:

• Submit VAT-exclusive prices in the Pricing Schedule. Prices must cover all risks, liabilities, obligations, profit, expenses, costs, bonuses, allowances (shift/standby, sick leave, other leave), fixings, incidentals, consumables, and all obligations arising from the scope.
• Each item description includes: making, conveying, delivering, unloading, storing, unpacking, hoisting, setting, fitting, fixing, cutting, waste, patterns, models, templates, plant, temporary works, return of packaging, and establishment charges.

Payment Terms:

• Preliminaries: Prorated to the value of work executed, excluding contingency sums and contract price adjustments.
• Fixed site establishment/de-establishment charges: Released based on proven costs. Cost breakdowns and proof required.
• Provisional sums: Expended as directed by the client. Unspent balances deducted from the contract sum. No claims allowed if provisional sums are removed.
• 3rd party costs: Paid on actual proven costs.
• PC cost allowances (paving/kerbing): Adjustable based on actual incurred costs, benchmarked against market rates. Proof of costs required.

Contract Type:

• NEC3 ECC: Option A (Priced Contract with Activity Schedule).
• Activity Schedule must match the contractor’s programme.
• No alterations to original text allowed; original wording applies if changes are made.

Variations:

• Measured and priced at Pricing Schedule rates. Non-scheduled items require prior agreement and pricing per ACSA governance rules.

Regulatory Compliance:

• Prices must incorporate all relevant Acts, Ordinances, Regulations, By-Laws, National Standards, and International Standards applicable to the scope of works.
• Products or materials of equivalent standard to referenced trademarks/designs may be substituted.

Contractual Compliance:

• Adherence to NEC3 ECC: Option A (Priced Contract with Activity Schedule) is mandatory.
• All work must align with the provided Contract Data, specifications, drawings, and Pricing Schedule.

For safety file submissions and project-related queries: - Email: [email protected]. For further clarity or information: - Contact: Phumla Zungu. - Email: [email protected]. - Phone: +27 427 2152.

Submit all safety files and project-related correspondence to the dedicated mailbox: [email protected]. Follow these guidelines: - Subject line must clearly state the project name and purpose (e.g., "RFQ29700 – Safety File Submission"). - Attachments must be complete, properly labelled, and include all required documents. - Use this mailbox for all ongoing and future project communications to ensure consistent record-keeping and timely responses.

• Scope: Design and build services for a covered walkway canopy at King Shaka International Airport. - Duration: 24-month contract. - Requirement: Contractors must maintain and submit safety files for the entire contract period.

• Mandatory adherence to Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) standards for all project documentation and safety file submissions.

Compulsory virtual clarification meeting: 18 May 2026 at 12:00. Deadline for queries: 27 May 2026 at 16:00. Closing date: 02 June 2026 at 16:00.

Technical and bidding procedure enquiries: Mlungisi Mgobhozi, Email: [email protected], Phone: 032 436 6198.

Submit bids via email to [email protected]. Do not send as one large attachment; split into at least four attachments of 4MB each. Use the exact subject heading provided in the invitation. Include an original plus one copy, and an electronic version (USB flash drive). All documents must be signed and completed in full. The bottom of each page must be signed or stamped. Late bids will not be accepted.

The evaluation follows a multi-stage process: 1) Test for Responsiveness; 2) Mandatory Administration Criteria; 3) Functionality Evaluation (minimum threshold 50/100 points); 4) Price and Preference (80/20 system). Functionality is based on company experience in similar projects (60 points) and experience in steel canopy fabrication/installation (15 points). Preference points are awarded for B-BBEE status and specific goals including black youth, black women, and people with disabilities ownership.

Provision of design and build services for a covered walkway canopy at King Shaka International Airport for a 24-month period. Bidders must demonstrate experience in new builds or refurbishments/fit-outs of existing infrastructure, specifically including structural engineering and steel canopy fabrication and installation.

Rates and prices must be fixed for the duration of the contract (no price adjustments). Bidders must provide a bank letter of good standing (preferably with a rating for the tender sum) and a letter of solvency from auditors or accountants.

Mandatory requirements: CIDB contractor grading of 3CE or 3GB or higher, valid COIDA or FEMA Letter of Good Standing, attendance at the compulsory virtual clarification meeting, and CSD registration. Must submit SBD 1, 4, and 6.1 forms, proof of authority for signatories, and relevant B-BBEE certification (SANAS accredited or sworn affidavit).

Notify the provincial director of construction work in writing at least 7 days before work starts (if excavation, height risk, demolition, or explosives are involved). Submit the mandatary agreement (OHS Act section 37.2) and letter of good standing to ACSA at least 10 days prior to commencement. Forward written letters of appointment for assigned persons (e.g., Construction Manager, Safety Officer) to ACSA at least 3 days before work starts.

ACSA Safety Compliance Department (for mandatary agreements, notifications, and H&S submissions). ACSA Fire & Rescue Services: (032) 436 6767 or 6767 (for fire/medical emergencies). ACSA Project Manager (signs Notification of Construction Work before submission to Department of Labour).

Submit a site-specific Health and Safety (H&S) plan based on ACSA’s provided specifications during the tender stage. Update this plan throughout the project. Factor safety controls into your bid submission. Upon appointment, submit a formal H&S plan for ACSA approval. Sign and return the mandatory OHS Act section 37.2 (mandatary) agreement to ACSA Safety Department at least 10 days before work starts. Provide a copy of the Notification of Construction Work form and proof of submission to the Department of Labour to ACSA Safety Compliance Department, signed by the ACSA Project Manager.

Evaluation includes assessment of the bidder’s H&S competencies and resources at tender stage. The Principal Contractor must demonstrate to ACSA that they have the necessary competencies and resources to perform the work safely. Sub-contractors must also be vetted for H&S competencies before appointment.

Design and build a covered walkway canopy at King Shaka International Airport (airside boundaries). Integrate with existing infrastructure: electricity, water, sewer, stormwater, IT cables, and live parking bays/roads. Provide an Airside Safety Plan if working on airside. Address safety controls for guard house installation and integration. Comply with Construction Regulation 5(1)(b) and ACSA’s OH&S specifications. The project duration is 24 months.

Register and maintain good standing with the Compensation for Occupational Injuries and Diseases (COID) Fund or a licensed insurer. Provide a valid letter of good standing to ACSA at least 10 days before work starts. Ensure all employees have valid medical certificates of fitness (Annexure 3) specific to construction work, issued by an occupational health practitioner. Comply with OHS Act 85/1993 and Construction Regulations 2014. Appoint competent persons for all required roles (e.g., Construction Manager, Safety Officer, Fall Protection Planner) in writing and submit proof to ACSA. Maintain an OH&S file on site with all required documentation.

The contract duration is 24 months from the start date. The defects date is 52 weeks after Sectional Completion. The contractor must submit revised programmes at intervals no longer than 4 weeks.

Employer: Airports Company South Africa SOC Limited, King Shaka International Airport, King Shaka Dr, La Mercy, 4407. Telephone: (032) 436 6000. Fax: (032) 436 6672.

The tender requires the submission of a signed Form of Offer and Acceptance. The contractor must provide securities, bonds, guarantees, and proof of insurance within two weeks of receiving the signed agreement. A first preliminary programme must be submitted within 2 weeks of the contract start date.

The project follows a design-and-build approach requiring iterative reviews and formal client approval for three stages: 1) Surveys & Brief, 2) Concepts & Viability, and 3) Detail Design. The contractor must demonstrate capacity to meet these design stages and quality assurance requirements.

The scope involves the design, construction, and commissioning of a covered walkway canopy linking the North Gate Entrance and the Fire Station at King Shaka International Airport. Key requirements include: 1) Weatherproof design suitable for a corrosive coastal climate, 2) Compliance with SANS standards and building regulations, 3) 20-year design life, 4) Integration with existing airport aesthetics, and 5) Adherence to Occupational Health and Safety Act requirements.

The contract uses NEC3 Engineering and Construction Contract (ECC) Option A (Priced Contract with Activity Schedule). Payment is assessed every 4 weeks and paid within 4-6 weeks of invoice. A 10% retention of the contract value applies. The contractor must provide an unconditional, on-demand performance bond. Delay damages are set at 0.05% of the value of the delayed section per day, capped at 10% of the contract value.

The contractor must provide an annual compliant B-BBEE certificate. The contractor must comply with the Occupational Health and Safety Act (Section 37(2)). Joint ventures are subject to joint and several liability. The contractor is responsible for all design-related defects and must maintain insurance as specified in the contract data.

Architectural contact: [email protected]. Address: Suite 1801, 18th Floor, 303 West Street, Durban. Phone: +27(0)31 301 6122. Fax: +27(0)31 301 6548. Website: www.rubenreddyarch.co.za. Branch offices: Cape Town, Kimberly, Johannesburg.

Scope: Design and build of a covered walkway canopy at King Shaka International Airport. Key deliverables: Ground floor plan of MSO canopy foundation positions (scale 1:100). Drawing reference: UFE-RRA-AE-XX-DE-4711-06 B01. Levels: Roof Level, Control Tower Roof Level, Terminal Roof Level, Plant Room Level, Airline Offices Level, Departures Level, Mezzanine Level, Arrivals Level, Basement Levels (B1, B2). Critical notes: Do not scale dimensions directly from the drawing. Verify all dimensions with the drawing originator (Ilembe Architectural Consortium / Ruben Reddy Architects) for accuracy. Drawing is copyrighted and issued for construction (2010/04/29).

Evaluation is based on the Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) Project Evaluation Form. Bidders must address all applicable high-risk activities, including: Rope access, structural work, temporary work (e.g., scaffolding, shoring), excavation, demolition, suspended platforms, cranes, lifting equipment, construction vehicles, electrical installations, housekeeping, stacking/storage, employee facilities, ladders, pressure equipment, night work, hot work, hired plant/machinery, road construction, edge protection, and confined space entry. A Fall Protection Plan is required, including maximum height (e.g., 18m), safety gear, and training for employees working at height.

Scope: Design and build services for a covered walkway canopy at King Shaka International Airport (KSIA). Location: Airside, adjacent to the fire station. Work includes: Construction of the canopy, tie-ins to existing live parking bays, and modifications to existing walkway structures. Must integrate with existing services: Water, storm water, electrical, sewer, IT, and traffic systems. Project duration: 8 months.

Bidders must demonstrate capacity to manage high-risk construction activities as per the OHS Project Evaluation Form. Requirements include: A Fall Protection Plan for work at height (e.g., 18m), evidence of safety gear, and training for employees. Compliance with OHS standards for all listed high-risk activities is mandatory.

Monthly OHS reporting is mandatory. Reports must include: total hours worked, LTA-free hours, active employees on site, incidents reported, near misses, first aid cases, property damage, primary health care cases, medical treatment cases, lost time accidents, environmental incidents, inspections conducted, NCRs (raised, open, closed), and an incident register with date, person involved, description, category, and status.

Airports Company South Africa (ACSA) Head Office: +27 11 723 1400, Fax: +27 11 453 9354, Physical Address: The Maples, Riverwoods, 24 Johnson Road, Bedfordview, Gauteng. Postal Address: P O Box 75480, Gardenview, Gauteng, 2047. Website: www.airports.co.za

Scope: Design and build services for a covered walkway canopy at King Shaka International Airport (Airside at Fire Station).

SHE File Requirements:

• Project-specific SHE plan and method statements.
• Risk assessments for all activities, including COVID-19 risks.
• High-risk activity plans: Fall protection and rescue plan, lifting plan (where applicable).
• Emergency response plan and contact details.
• Safe working procedures, including COVID-19 response.
• Induction records for employees on COVID-19.
• Daily screening process for employees and visitors.
• MoU or contract for secondary screening of symptomatic persons at work.
• PPE issue records for employees (including cloth masks).
• Register of sub-contractors and activities.
• Equipment and tools list.
• Toolbox talks and training records.
• Proof of competencies for all personnel.
• Valid medical fitness certificates as per Construction Regulations 2014.
• ID copies of on-site employees.
• Pre-populated WCL2 form.
• Notification of construction work or construction permit (if applicable).
• Signed Environmental Terms and Conditions (ACSA EMS 048).
• Approved Airside Safety Plan.

Mandatory OHS Appointments (with formal competency where required):

• SHE Representative, First Aider(s), Fire Marshall, Supervisors, Lifting Supervisor.
• Construction Work Manager (CR 8(1)), Assistant Construction Work Manager (CR 8(2)).
• Construction H&S Officer (CR 8(5)), Construction Work Supervisor (CR 8(7)), Assistant Supervisor (CR 8(8)).
• Fall Protection Planner, Excavation Supervisor (CR 13(1)(a)), Risk Assessor, Incident Investigator.
• Scaffolding Inspector (CR 16(1)/SANS 085), Rope Access Supervisor (CR 18(1)).
• Electrical Tool Inspector (CR 24 & EMR 9), Fire Fighting Equipment Supervisor (CR 29(H)).
• Construction Vehicles & Mobile Plant Operator (CR 23), Ladder Inspector (GSR 13), Portable Tool Inspector.
• Stacking and Storage Supervisor (CR 28(a)), HCS Supervisor, SHE Committee Members (OHSA 19).
• COVID-19 Compliance Officer.

Mandatory Compliance Documents:

• Valid Letter of Good Standing (COIDA).
• Signed Section 37(2) Agreement (ACSA & Principal Contractor/Subcontractor).
• Signed ACSA EMS 048 Environmental Terms and Conditions.
• Valid medical fitness certificates for all employees (Annexure 3 of CR 2014).
• Appointment letters for all mandatory OHS roles with proof of formal competency where required.
• Notification of construction work or construction permit (if applicable).
• Signed Environmental Terms and Conditions (EMS 048).
• Proof of competencies for all specialized roles (e.g., Construction Manager, H&S Officer, Supervisors, First Aiders).
• COVID-19 Policy and related documentation (risk assessments, screening procedures, PPE records).

Required returnable documents: Contractor log book must be signed prior to work authorisation. Permit (OPS 012) must be fully completed, including job location, description of work, and risk assessments. Acceptance of Permit-to-Work (PTW) and its conditions is mandatory. Upon completion, handover to ACSA must include a signed PRA Form and confirmation that the area is restored to a safe condition.

Scope: Design and build of a covered walkway canopy at King Shaka International Airport. Work must adhere to specified safety and operational conditions, including: All precautionary measures and safety compliance must be followed. Painting work must be conducted at night. Work completion requires lockout revocation, system readiness, and area restoration to a safe condition. Handover to ACSA must include signed PRA Form and completion date confirmation.

Safety and operational compliance: Contractors must carry the necessary working permit. Material data sheets must be in possession. Risk assessments must cover: Disruption (noise, customer impact, airport tenant inconvenience), hot work, elevated work, excavation, hazardous materials/machinery, environmental zones, electrical/mechanical hazards, scaffolding (HT), and other identified risks. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) required: Electrical/mechanical isolation, barricades, signs, eye protection, hearing protection, hand safety, safety shoes, hard hat, harness, breathing apparatus, welding PPE, and other specified PPE.

Mandatory Agreement (37.2) submission deadline: at least 10 days prior to construction commencement. Letters of appointment for responsible persons: at least 3 days prior to construction commencement.

ACSA Safety Department. Tel: +27 11 723 1400. Fax: +27 11 453 9354. Address: The Maples, Riverwoods, 24 Johnson Road, Bedfordview, Gauteng, 2008. Email: Not provided. ACSA Fire & Rescue Services: Contact for medical/fire emergencies.

Submit a signed Mandatory Agreement (Section 37.2) to the ACSA Safety Department at least 10 days before construction starts. Include proof of similar signed agreements for all sub-contractors. Provide a Health and Safety Plan during tendering and before work begins. Ensure all required documents (e.g., risk assessments, training records) are kept on-site and available for audits.

Scope: Design and build a covered walkway canopy at King Shaka International Airport. Compliance: Occupational Health and Safety Act No. 85 of 1993, Construction Regulations 2014, and SANS codes. Key deliverables: Health and Safety Plan (policy, organogram, risk assessments, monitoring/review plans). Appointments: Competent persons for 16.2 appointees, risk assessor, first aider, fire equipment inspector, ladder supervisor, machinery supervisor, safety representatives, hazardous chemical substances coordinator, incident investigator. Training: Induction (including airside safety), weekly toolbox talks, first aid, fire prevention, emergency preparedness. Safety measures: PPE (SABS-approved), fire equipment, emergency plans, incident reporting, scaffolding/ladder/lifting equipment inspections, excavation/demolition safety, electrical tool safety, noise protection, housekeeping, public safety signage. Special requirements: Hot work permits, night work approvals, road work signage, hired plant inspections.

Include the cost of health and safety measures in your pricing. Penalties for non-compliance: R200 to R20,000 per infringement, determined by ACSA SHE Representative. Contractor must cover costs of damage caused by non-compliance. Airside safety induction training fees apply (determined by ACSA).

Valid Letter of Good Standing from COID Fund or approved alternative (e.g., Federated Employers Mutual) required at least 10 days before construction starts. PPE must be SABS-approved. Compliance with OHS Act 85/1993, General Administrative Regulations, Construction Regulations 2014, and relevant SANS codes. Mandatory: Health and Safety Plan, risk assessments, training records, first aid certificates, fire equipment inspections, and legislative appointments (e.g., 16.2 appointees).