Occupational health & safety, access & temporary works, environmental management, quality assurance, and risk & ESG advisory — under one accountable team.
Registered competency, not self-declared expertise
Our health and safety practitioners operate within the SACPCMP registration framework required under Construction Regulations 2014 — real accountability, not a claim.
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OHS Act 85 of 1993
The primary South African law governing workplace health and safety, under which directors and managers can face personal criminal liability for non-compliance.Construction Regulations 2014
Sets specific requirements for construction and industrial sites, including mandatory SACPCMP registration for appointed Health and Safety Officers.SACPCMP Registration
The South African Council for the Project and Construction Management Professions — registration is required by law for Construction Health and Safety practitioners.SANS 10085
The technical standard governing access scaffolding design, erection, and inspection, incorporated by reference into the Construction Regulations.
LIVE INSPECTION FEED
Compliance you can watch happen
A live illustration of how BEAS tracks inspections from pending to cleared, in real time. This is a working demonstration of our process, not historical data.
WHY THIS MATTERS
The exposure is personal, not just corporate
CriminalDirectors, managers, and supervisors face personal prosecution under the OHS Act for site safety failures — not only the company.
RegisteredConstruction Health and Safety Officers must be SACPCMP-registered under Construction Regulations 2014 — unregistered appointments are not deemed competent.
SpecialisedScaffold inspection is its own certified competency under SAQA-registered unit standards, distinct from general safety officer registration.
ResilientSouth Africa's OHS services market is valued at roughly R6.8bn, growing steadily even as broader construction activity has contracted.
OUR FIVE DIVISIONS
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Five genuinely distinct competency groups — not a long list of overlapping labels.
THE DIFFERENCE
Before BEAS. After BEAS.
Safety officers and access inspectors sourced ad hoc, with no consistent registration verification across contractors.
Compliance status lives in scattered paper files, discovered to be incomplete only during an audit or after an incident.
Environmental and quality oversight handled informally, with no structured reporting trail.
Risk and ESG reporting assembled reactively, usually under deadline pressure from a client or regulator.
SACPCMP-aligned safety officers and certified access inspectors, verified and consistently deployed across every site.
Live, auditable compliance status for every inspection — visible before an audit, not discovered during one.
Structured environmental and quality assurance reporting, integrated into one governance framework.
Risk and ESG reporting maintained continuously, ready whenever a client, lender, or regulator asks.
RISK & COMPLIANCE CALCULATOR
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TECHNOLOGY ROADMAP
Building toward digital, predictive compliance
Our direction, not a Day 1 claim — phased investment as the business scales.
Foundational
Digital Inspection & Reporting
Structured digital checklists and reporting replacing paper-based site inspections.
Near-Term Roadmap
Compliance Dashboards & Permits
Live compliance dashboards, digital permit-to-work, and contractor management systems.
Longer-Term Roadmap
Predictive Risk Intelligence
AI-assisted risk prediction and automated reporting — evaluated as the business matures, not a current capability.
THE MARKET
A resilient, regulation-driven market
R6.8bn
South Africa OHS services market size (2025), driven significantly by mining safety audits
4.9%
Annual growth rate (CAGR) of the SA OHS services market
9 yrs
Consecutive years of construction sector contraction — yet compliance demand persists
South Africa's broader construction sector has contracted for nine consecutive years, but regulatory exposure doesn't shrink with construction volume — personal liability under the OHS Act applies regardless of how many projects are active. The occupational health and safety services market has grown steadily through this period, and infrastructure investment plans for 2027-2029 point toward renewed demand.
Figures drawn from published OHS services market research and Statistics South Africa construction sector data. Sources available on request.
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