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Public Safety in Namibia
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National Road Safety Council Of Namibia
The NRSC is a statutory body that was created in 1996 by section 2 of the National Road Safety Act, Act 9 of 1972. The ultimate objective of the NRSC is to promote road safety in the Republic. To this end the NRSC is empowered to: • Carryout research in relation to road safety • Collection and dissemination of road safety information • Provide road safety guidance through seminars, congresses, or any other means deemed fit by Council • Assist the Minister in coordinating accident and injury prevention measures • At the request of the Minister, enquire into any matter falling within the ambit of the Act, and report thereon. • Perform any other task falling within the objectives of the Act • Make recommendations to the Minister on road safety.
11 to 50 staff
Brs Business Risk Solutions Cc
BRS Business Risk Solutions / SRS – Safety Risk Services was established by Herman Engelbrecht on the 1st of September 2008 and celebrated our 10th anniversary on 31st of August 2018. BRS/SRS grew in strength over the past ten years to a staff compliment of eight operational / service providing staff and a well-established office in Swakopmund including a fully equipped training facility. BRS/SRS associates and positions itself in terms of key corporate and professional characteristics, including: • Our quality driven prompt services delivered across Namibia; • The long-term relationship developed with the relevant Authorities; • Partnership with Namibian compliant SME’s; • The development and investment into Namibian citizens; • Exclusive services to a very wide range of industries, including but not limited to mining, engineering, construction, manufacturing and hospitality; • Alignment of our services and products to NTA, NQA and NSI requirements; • Alignment of our services and products to relevant national legal requirements and standards; • Alignment of our services and products to relevant international standards and safe practices; • Addressing a wide range of disciplines, including but not limited to (occupational) safety, health, environment, food safety and quality; • Offering a wide range of products and services, including but not limited to training, awareness, posters, development, implementation, improvement, auditing, reviewing and certification; • Our logistic commitment by delivering services and products to all areas and locations in Namibia; • The relevant competence, qualifications and experience of our consultants and supporting staff; and • Our competitive pricing structure and settlement opportunities.
1 to 10 staff
Atomic Energy & Radiation Protection Authority - Namibia
The Atomic Energy and Radiation Protection Act, No.5 of 2005 was enacted in May 2005 to provide for the adequate protection of the environment and of people in current and future generations against the harmful effects of radiation. The objects of the Act are- Minimize the exposure of persons and the environment in Namibia to the effects of harmful radiation- Ensure that adequate control is exercised over the possession, production, processing, sale, export and import of radiation sources and nuclear material- Create the necessary mechanisms to facilitate compliance with the obligations of Namibia under international agreements relating to nuclear energy, nuclear weapons and protection against the harmful effects of radiation. Mandate of the NRPA The National Radiation Protection Authority is established under Section 33 of the Act and its mandate includes- inform the Board annually about the extent of radiation exposure in Namibia- Inspect at such intervals as may be necessary any radiation source or nuclear material in order to assess radiation safety conditions and other requirements imposed by or under the Act- Establish and maintain a register of radioactive materials, imported into, or produced in, Namibia, and of premises licensed to install, store and use radiation sources or dispose of radioactive waste. Vision The Vision to be the National Competent Regulatory Authority for nuclear and radiation safety and security consistent with international standards and best practices. Mission The Mission to provide for the adequate protection of the environment and people in current and future generations against the harmful effects of radiation. Core Values Confidentiality Transparency and accountability Honesty, integrity and dignity Impartiality Professionalism Respect Customer Focus
11 to 50 staff
Business Risk Solutions Namibia
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1 to 10 staff
