
OCCUPATIONAL HYGIENE IN MUSINA AND MAKHADO
Musina and Makhado form South Africa's northern gateway: the Beitbridge border post and its freight traffic, diamond and coal mining in the Vhembe district, large-scale agriculture, and the Musina-Makhado special economic zone planned for energy and metallurgical industry.
Qualitas carries out occupational hygiene surveys for these employers: dust and noise surveys, heat stress surveys, diesel exhaust and chemical assessments, and baseline risk assessments for new projects.

WHERE WE WORK AROUND MUSINA
Musina
Beitbridge border area
Makhado (Louis Trichardt)
Thohoyandou
Alldays
Tshipise
Diamond and coal mining and new mine developments. Qualitas carries out occupational hygiene assessments on mines under the Mine Health and Safety Act (29 of 1996), and can hold the section 12(1) occupational hygiene appointment for surface operations.
Freight, logistics and border services around Beitbridge: diesel exhaust, noise, manual handling and heat.
Agriculture, citrus, tomato and game farming: pesticides, heat and packhouse work.
New projects in the Musina-Makhado special economic zone, which need baseline risk assessments during design and construction.
THE HAZARDS WE MEASURE HERE
Respirable dust and silica, diesel exhaust, noise from mobile plant and processing, pesticides, and extreme heat in the Limpopo valley.

INDUSTRIES WE SERVE

WHY QUALITAS
Qualitas Occupational Consulting is a Department of Employment and Labour Approved Inspection Authority (AIA) and a SANAS-accredited (ISO/IEC 17020) inspection body for asbestos, lead, noise and hazardous chemical agents, and applies the same quality system to all its assessments.
Every assessment is led by Christo de Wet, an occupational hygienist registered with the Southern African Institute for Occupational Hygiene (SAIOH), with 15 years of experience.
We work nationwide, and Qualitas has also carried out assessments in Botswana and Kazakhstan. Travel is quoted upfront.
You receive a professional, audit-ready report that stands up to inspection by the Department of Employment and Labour.
- Noise surveys and noise zoning, Hazardous chemical agent monitoring, Lead exposure monitoring, Asbestos surveys and inventories, Local exhaust ventilation (LEV) testing, Heat and cold stress surveys, Vibration surveys, Illumination surveys, Indoor air quality surveys, Ergonomics risk assessments, Hazardous biological agent assessments, Facilities inspections, Occupational health risk assessments
Start with a free Compliance Gap Analysis checklist to see which assessments your site needs and which are overdue.

OUR SERVICES IN MUSINA AND MAKHADO
- Why does a new project need a baseline risk assessment?
A baseline risk assessment identifies the health hazards a project will create before work starts, so controls can be designed in rather than added later. The Construction Regulations, 2014 require the client to prepare one for construction work.
How hot does it get for outdoor workers in Musina?
The Limpopo valley is one of the hottest parts of South Africa, with summer temperatures that often pass 40 °C. Heat stress surveys measure conditions and set work-rest regimes.
Do logistics depots need a noise survey?
Often, yes. Trucks, forklifts, compressors and reversing alarms in yards and warehouses can push exposure over 85 dB(A).
How do we get a quote for a site in Musina and Makhado?
Send the form below with your site location, WhatsApp us or call 082 649 6599. Tell us what happens on site and roughly how many employees work there, and we will quote you upfront.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Free online tool: Compliance Gap Assessment. See what is due at your workplace
Occupational hygiene for mines and quarries
Occupational hygiene for warehousing, logistics and distribution
Heat stress survey requirements
How often must a noise survey be done?
Silica dust exposure monitoring
Manual handling and lifting injuries

FREE TOOL AND ARTICLES
REQUEST A QUOTE
Need an occupational hygiene assessment in Musina and Makhado? Contact us for an obligation-free quotation, WhatsApp us or call 082 649 6599.




