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Know what’s in your building. Stay compliant. Comprehensive asbestos inspections, inventories, and management plans aligned with the Asbestos Abatement Regulations 2020.
If the construction of your building began before the 28 March 2011, you are legally required to identify and document any asbestos-containing materials on site and develop an asbestos management plan. Ransom Safety Consultants conducts detailed inspections of owned or rented premises, identifying suspected asbestos materials, conducting laboratory testing where required, and compiling a comprehensive asbestos inventory and management plan.
We have assisted major investment banks, property funds, and individual business owners across the country in ensuring full compliance with the Asbestos Abatement Regulations 2020.
Our processes ensure you have the documentation available to contractors and inspectors from the Department of Employment and Labour when required, protecting both your people and your liability.
Formally appointed in terms of Section 4 of SASREA, on site for the full duration of your event.
Complete application management with your local authority, including all supporting documentation.
Venue and activity specific assessments that identify hazards before they become incidents.
Professional safety and security plans that satisfy SAPS, disaster management, and municipal requirements.
Every safety file is tailored to the job. Typical components include:
Not sure what applies to your job? That’s what we’re here for. We guide you through exactly what we need from you — and handle the rest.
We work with contractors of all sizes, from sole traders to operators running multiple active sites simultaneously.
Our Asbestos Compliance Process
We conduct a detailed inspection of your premises to identify suspected asbestos-containing materials.
Where required, materials are safely sampled and tested by accredited laboratories.
We compile a compliant asbestos-in-place register detailing identified materials and associated risks.
We develop a legally compliant asbestos management plan and ensure documentation is ready for contractors and Department of Employment and Labour inspections.
Any event attended by the public may require a permit from your local municipality, and events with more than 2,000 attendees fall directly under SASREA. Requirements vary by city and venue, which is why we assess every event individually and confirm exactly what applies to you.
The Safety at Sports and Recreational Events Act 2 of 2010 (SASREA) is South African legislation that governs safety at sports, recreational, religious, cultural, and entertainment events. It sets out the requirements for event permits, safety planning, and the appointment of an event safety officer.
An event safety officer is responsible for the overall safety of an event. They oversee the safety plan, coordinate with SAPS, medical, and security services, conduct inspections during build up, and remain on site to manage safety throughout the event.
Our event safety officers hold recognised health and safety qualifications and have hands-on experience across festivals, sporting events, concerts, and corporate events. Every appointment is made formally in terms of Section 4 of SASREA.
Most municipalities require applications to be submitted well in advance of the event date, and larger events need more lead time. We recommend contacting us as early as possible so there is enough time for the risk assessment, safety plan, and permit approval.
Organisations that rely on Ransom Safety to protect their operations.
Tell us about your event and we will come back to you with exactly what you need to be compliant, along with a quote. No jargon, no runaround, just a clear path to an approved, safe event.
