African OS&H is the premier source of occupational health and safety information for the African continent.

Published by Safety First Association (SFA), this is the oldest publication in this industry with its’ first issue being published in 1932. African OS&H is the only OSH publication that now reaches into all regions in Africa and has the largest and widest distribution.

The magazine provides essential reading for anyone involved in the Occupational Health and Safety, and related industries.

ABOUT African OS&H

  • Each issue of African OS&H publishes articles related to the occupational health, safety and related industries.
  • We have regular contributors (both South African and international) who are professionals in the industry and keen to share their knowledge and experiences.
  • Our readers (including SAPEMA members) are kept up-to-date on legislation with comments by market leaders and new products in the market.
  • Our supporting Associations keep readers informed on what is happening within their organisations and disciplines, as well as changes that are anticipated.

DISTRIBUTION:
The publication is distributed to individual and corporate members of Safety First Association (SAF) our partner Associations, which includes:

  • SAF (Safety First Association) (3 000 members)
  • SAIOH (Southern Africa Institute of Occupational Hygiene) (1 500 members)
  • SAPEMA (South African Protective Equipment Marketing Association (200 members)
  • OSH Africa (Occupational Safety and Health Africa Foundation) (500 members)
  • ACHASM (Association of Construction Health and Safety Management) (400 members)
  • SAQCC GAS (South African Qualifications and Certification Committee Gas)
  • ESSA (Ergonomics Society of South Africa) (600 members)

OUR READERS:

Occupational health and safety practitioners
Risk managers
Assessment practitioners
Suppliers, manufacturers and distributors of PPE
Training personnel
Procurement managers
Emergency services and traffic personnel
Loss Control
Students

TARGET MARKET INDUSTRIES:
Mining
Construction
General manufacturing
Motoring
Municipalities
Power stations
Solar energy
Emergency services
Educational institutes
Chemical, oil and gas
Shipping
Farming
Fishing

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