General Administrative Regulations, 2003
regulation, published by Department of Employment and Labour, Government Notice R. 929, Government Gazette 25129, 25 June 2003. ZA.
4 obligations, clause by clause.
4 obligations transcribed from the regulation, each held with its clause, the window it sets and what missing it costs.
| Where it is written | The obligation | Window | If missed | Disease |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| r 8(1)(a) | Give the provincial director notice of an incident in which a person was killed, injured or made ill within 7 days, on form WCL 1 or WCL 2held in the safety incident register | 7 days | an offence | Lapsed compliance |
| r 8(1)(b) | Report forthwith, by telephone or similar means, an incident in which a person died, became unconscious, lost a limb or was likely to die or suffer a permanent physical defect, and any major incident or dangerous occurrenceheld in the safety incident register | none set | an offence | Lapsed compliance |
| r 9(1) | Keep at the workplace, for at least 3 years, a record in the form of Annexure 1 of every incident reportable under section 24 of the Act and every other incident needing medical treatment beyond first aidheld in the safety incident register | 36 months | an offence | Lapsed compliance |
| r 9(2), (3) | Have every recordable incident investigated within 7 days from the incident, and enter the findings in the Annexure 1 record as soon as the investigation is completeheld in the safety incident register | 7 days | an offence | Lapsed compliance |
How it works in South Africa: Construction law in South Africa, OHS Act and Construction Regulations, Construction work permit, Health and safety plan and file, Incidents.
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Common questions
What does General Administrative Regulations, 2003 r 8(1)(a) require?
Give the provincial director notice of an incident in which a person was killed, injured or made ill within 7 days, on form WCL 1 or WCL 2. Missing it: an offence. The window is 7 days. Demiton watches it against the safety incident register.
What does General Administrative Regulations, 2003 r 8(1)(b) require?
Report forthwith, by telephone or similar means, an incident in which a person died, became unconscious, lost a limb or was likely to die or suffer a permanent physical defect, and any major incident or dangerous occurrence. Missing it: an offence. The clause sets no day count. Demiton watches it against the safety incident register.
What does General Administrative Regulations, 2003 r 9(1) require?
Keep at the workplace, for at least 3 years, a record in the form of Annexure 1 of every incident reportable under section 24 of the Act and every other incident needing medical treatment beyond first aid. Missing it: an offence. The window is 36 months. Demiton watches it against the safety incident register.
What does General Administrative Regulations, 2003 r 9(2), (3) require?
Have every recordable incident investigated within 7 days from the incident, and enter the findings in the Annexure 1 record as soon as the investigation is complete. Missing it: an offence. The window is 7 days. Demiton watches it against the safety incident register.
Does Demiton hold every obligation in General Administrative Regulations, 2003?
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