11/05/2026
Every business has a legal and moral responsibility to protect the health, safety, and wellbeing of its employees. Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) training is not simply a compliance requirement — it is an investment in people, productivity, and the future sustainability of your business.
In Namibia, the Labour Act 11 of 2007 places a duty on employers to provide a safe working environment, proper supervision, information, instruction, and training to employees. Businesses that fail to comply with these requirements risk serious consequences, including workplace accidents, injuries, fatalities, production delays, legal action, penalties, compensation claims, reputational damage, and possible operational shutdowns.
When incidents or accidents occur in the workplace, investigations may be conducted by the Ministry of Labour, Industrial Relations and Employment Creation (MLIREC), including inspections of company procedures, safety records, training documentation, risk assessments, and compliance systems. Non-compliance can lead to enforcement notices, fines, prosecution, and increased scrutiny during future audits and inspections.
A well-trained workforce reduces risks, improves operational efficiency, strengthens workplace morale, and demonstrates leadership commitment toward employee wellbeing and legal compliance.
At B - MAN Investment, we remain committed to helping businesses create safer workplaces through professional Occupational Health and Safety training, fire training and safety awareness.
Training today prevents accidents tomorrow.
Safety is not an expense — it is an investment that protects lives, businesses, and futures.
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