Accreditations

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BCCEI - BARGAINING COUNCIL FOR THE CIVIL ENGINEERING INDUSTRY

The Bargaining Council for the Civil Engineering Industry (BCCEI) is a statutory body created under the Labour Relations Act (LRA) 66 of 1995 to provide for the co-regulation of stable and productive employment relations in the civil engineering industry. The council is an industry based forum of organised business and labour that regulates employment conditions and labour relations in the civil engineering industry. It provides the necessary, administrative infrastructure and technical expertise to ensure effective collective bargaining, industry compliance, dispute resolution and social protection services.

FEM – FEDERATED EMPLOYER'S MUTUAL ASSURANCE COMPANY (RF) PROPRIETARY LIMITED

THE FEDERATED EMPLOYER’S MUTUAL ASSURANCE COMPANY (RF) PROPRIETARY LIMITED was established as a mutual insurer in 1936 and on the introduction of the Workmen’s Compensation Act 1941 was granted a license to continue to transact workmen’s compensation insurance for the building industry.

Its’ business operations are essentially confined to the insurance of employers against their liabilities under the Compensation for Occupational Injuries and Diseases Act 1993.

In terms of the articles of association of the company, shareholding is restricted to policy holders.

CIDB – 8CE - CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT BOARD (CIDB)

The Construction Industry Development Board (cidb) – a Schedule 3A public entity – was established by Act of Parliament (Act 38 of 2000) to promote a regulatory and developmental framework that builds:

  • Construction industry delivery capability for South Africa’s social and economic growth.
  • A proudly South African construction industry that delivers to globally competitive standards.

THE CIDB’S FOCUS IS ON:

  • Sustainable growth, capacity development and empowerment
  • Improved industry performance and best practice
  • A transformed industry, underpinned by consistent and ethical procurement practices
  • Enhanced value to clients and society

BBBEE – LEVEL 1 (51.4% BLACK OWNERSHIP, 30.84% BLACK FEMALE OWNERSHIP AND EMPOWERING SUPPLIER)

Level 1

BBBEE was legislated to redress some of the inequality and injustices wrought by apartheid. Through promoting the economic upliftment of black citizens, the policy works to uplift broader society – bringing about much-needed socio-economic transformation. It encourages the hiring of black employees and the conducting of business with companies that are black-owned and or making efforts to promote real equality (which necessitates the implementation of equity measures).

We are all painfully aware that under apartheid, race was used to, as the Act explains, control access to the country’s productive resources and skills, and unfortunately the economy still excludes the majority of people from them. This has negative ramifications on the performance of the South African economy – broader, meaningful participation is needed from a greater number of citizens to strengthen our markets. BBBEE aims to facilitate this.

To this end, the BBBEE Act encourages increases in the participation of black people (defined broadly to include Africans, Indians and Coloureds) across all levels in businesses, as well as the empowerment of suppliers. The BBBEE scorecard calculates the rating of a business by looking at the efforts it is making in the areas of ownership, management control (including Employment Equity), skills development, enterprise and supplier development, and socio-economic development. A high score rewards a business with access to government tenders and the lucrative chain of preferential procurement.

BBBEE is a necessary element in the positive socio-economic transformation of the country; it is important to remember that it is not about the empowerment of one group of people at the expense of another. It is about increasing the economic participation of previously disadvantaged groups to benefit all.

CSD – CENTRAL SUPPLIER DATABASE

The Central Supplier Database maintains a database of organisatons, institutions and individuals who can provide goods and services to government. The CSD will serve as the single source of key supplier information for organs of state from 01 April 2016 providing consolidated, accurate, up-to-date, complete and verified supplier information to procuring organs of state.

“The Building Industry is the engine for growth and stability in the Boland. MBA Boland will provide leadership to the building industry by striving to create a profitable environment through facilitating and co-ordinating industry activities, providing quality services , maintaining a regional platform and influencing the environment to achieve benefits for members and the communities in its area of jurisdiction.”