Occupational health and safety implementation solution for the contractor
7 February 2007
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Contractors seem to be the norm in today's day and age. However, contractors need to comply with certain legislation and have specific documentation, training and information on hand, before entering a site.
With this in mind, two leaders in the occupational health, safety and environmental industry, Advantage A.C.T and Implex Legal Compliance Solutions, have joined forces and launched the 'Consulgo' package.
This package, said to be a cost-effective solution, integrates vital components such as all documentation necessary in electronic format, 24 hour telephonic assistance in terms of occupational health and safety legal compliance, 365 days e-mail support for all health and safety related questions and concerns as well as a monthly newsletter, to keep a contractor abreast of the health and safety industry.
"This product was developed after spending time in the field, listening to contractors and their frustrations," says Christel Fouche, MD of Advantage A.C.T. "Often the contractor has superb knowledge but cannot tender due to the stringent policies of corporates. Consolgo is an ideal solution, as it addresses all legal requirements and has added benefits."
For more information contact Tania Milic, +27 (0)12 331 5168, [email protected]
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