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SURVSNA OH 04 HEAT STRESS
Report NumberOH-2026-140-R0
Page NumberPage 1 of 28
RevisionsRevision 0
Survey Date18 Sept 2026
SafeNet Africa

Occupational Hygiene Monitoring Survey Report

Heat Stress Survey Report

Highveld Mining Services · Witbank Workshop

18 Sept 2026

Project Number OH-2026-140 · Revision 0

Survey Information Details

Report NumberOH-2026-140-R0
Project NumberOH-2026-140
ClientHighveld Mining Services
Site / PremisesWitbank Workshop
Physical AddressErf 1123, Ferrobank, Witbank
Survey Date18 Sept 2026
Stress FactorHeat Stress
SurveyorNomsa Dlamini
Technical SignatoryRiaan de Villiers
Applicable LegislationPhysical Agents Regulations, 2024 · Environmental Regulations For Workplaces, 1987
Occupational Exposure LimitWBGT TWA-OEL Per Work Rate And Acclimatisation State

1.0 Executive Summary

Highveld Mining Services contracted The Safety Network (Africa) (Pty) Ltd to conduct a heat stress survey at Witbank Workshop, Erf 1123, Ferrobank, Witbank. The survey was conducted on 18 Sept 2026 by Nomsa Dlamini.

Two positions exceeded the applicable WBGT TWA-OEL for the work rate performed.

2.0 Purpose Of The Survey

  1. Measure the wet bulb globe temperature index at representative work positions
  2. Determine the metabolic work rate of employees at each position
  3. Compare exposures with the heat stress TWA-OEL
  4. Recommend heat stress control and management measures

3.0 Contents Of Report

  1. 1.0Executive Summary
  2. 2.0Table Of Contents
  3. 3.0List Of Tables, Figures And Diagrams
  4. 4.0List Of Terms And Abbreviations
  5. 5.0Introduction
  6. 6.0Monitoring Methods And Procedure Followed
  7. 7.0Results And Discussion
  8. 8.0Recommendations
  9. 9.0Conclusion
  10. 10.0Indemnity And Signatures
  11. 11.0References
  12. 12.0Annexures To The Report

4.0 Instruments Used

InstrumentSerial NumberCalibration Due
Gilian 5000 pumpGIL-440204 Nov 2026
Gilian 5000 pumpGIL-440722 Oct 2026
SKC Airchek TOUCHSKC-221027 Sept 2026

5.0 Results And Discussion

PositionAreaWork RateWBGT °CTWA-OEL °COEL Exceeded
H-01Boiler HouseModerate29.428.0Yes
H-02Packing LineLight26.130.0No
H-03Outdoor YardHeavy27.826.0Yes

Two positions exceeded the applicable WBGT TWA-OEL for the work rate performed.

6.0 Recommendations

  1. Implement a work-rest regime at the boiler house and outdoor yard
  2. Provide cool potable water and shaded rest areas
  3. Include exposed employees in heat stress medical surveillance
  4. Re-survey during the hottest month of the year

7.0 Conclusion

Heat stress requires active management at two positions through work-rest scheduling and hydration control.

8.0 Annexures To The Report

  • Annexure A — Certificate Of Approval As A Department Of Employment And Labour Approved Inspection Authority
  • Annexure B — SAIOH Certificates Of Surveyor And Technical Signatory
  • Annexure C — Equipment Calibration Certificates
  • Annexure D — Raw Measurement Data
  • Annexure E — Photo Log
  • Annexure F — Site And Floor Plans

The Safety Network (Africa) (Pty) Ltd

T/A SafeNet Africa

Dept. of Employment and Labour: AIA OH 0242 CI062

Signature of Technical Signatory

Riaan de Villiers

Signature of Surveyor

Nomsa Dlamini