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2024 Stats on fatalities in the construction industry.
In 2024, South Africa's construction industry faced significant challenges concerning occupational health and safety.
Industry Observations:
Experts noted an increase in construction accidents, attributing it to inadequate risk assessment processes and non-compliance.
The South African Council for the Project and Construction Management Professions (SACPCMP) emphasized the need for stricter safety regulations following recent disasters.
These statistics underscore the critical importance for construction companies to adhere strictly to safety regulations to protect workers and avoid severe penalties.
98
Fatalities for the year
40%
MVA's
at construction sites accounted for around 40% of all industry accidents
8
Construction workers died each month
R10 million
Total in fines imposed by Dept. of Employment & Labour on non-compliant employers following inspections.
Company-specific feedback after similar inspections
Company-Specific Feedback:
WBHO Construction, a major player in the South African construction sector, emphasized its commitment to ethical business practices and compliance in its 2024 Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) Report. The company maintained all health, safety, and quality certifications during the year under review, reflecting adherence to legislative requirements and internal policies. https://wbho.co.za
Government and Industry Collaboration:
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Industry Optimism and Compliance Initiatives:
A survey conducted by RIB Software in November 2023 revealed that 87% of construction companies in Sub-Saharan Africa, including South Africa, reported recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic. These companies acknowledged challenges such as rising input costs and margin pressures but remained optimistic about increased revenue and project pipelines for 2024. SA Building Review
These developments highlight a concerted effort within South Africa's construction industry to prioritize compliance, safety, and ethical practices, contributing to a more resilient and robust sector.