By Sma Ngcamu-Tukulula (Smart Ergonomics Managing Director and Certified Human Factors/ Ergonomics Specialist) Managing Railway Safety The safety of railway operations in South Africa is high on the agenda for the Railway Safety Regulator (RSR) and railway operators alike. While the strategies for improving railway
The Railway Safety Regulator has started off the new year with a bang by producing a chilling TV advert set to change minds and behaviour at level crossings. Set in the heart of Pretoria’s railway hub in Pienaarspoort, the audience is introduced to an all
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Deputy Minister of Transport and RSR Board to attend rolling stock inspection at PRASA maintenance depot in Pretoria Members of the media are hereby invited to join the Deputy Minister of Transport, Ms Dikeledi Magadzi and the Board of Directors of the Railway Safety Regulator
During the month of April, the Railway Safety Regulator will be visiting Mpumalanga to conduct a series of level crossing campaigns. According to the 2019/20 State of Safety Report, level crossing occurrences in Mpumalanga increased by a staggering 7 per cent. The province was the
Having just completed a full year where the biggest concern for nearly the entire world has been the COVID-19 pandemic, the Railway Safety Regulator (RSR) continuous to reflect on what should be done to ensure that the Regulator remain sustainable while offering value to the
Newly released RSR research recommend solutions for safer railways The RSR has adopted a risk-based approach towards the regulation of safety within the railway environment. The aim is to guide the industry towards excellence in railway safety management by creating an enabling atmosphere for the
After months of hard work and many delays due to the COVID -19 restrictions, the RSR launched its new television advertisement on the SABC channels in January 2021. The advertisement is aimed at commuters and communities living adjacent to railway lines to deter unsafe behaviour
After months of hard work and many delays due to the COVID -19 restrictions, the RSR launched its new television advertisement on the SABC channels in January 2021. The advertisement is aimed at commuters and communities living adjacent to railway lines to deter unsafe behaviour
The Deputy Minister of Transport, Dikeledi Madgadzi, released the State of Safety Report today via a webinar on CNBC Africa. The Minister was joined by the Chairperson of the Railway Safety Regulator (RSR) Board, Mr. Boy Johannes Nobunga and Acting CEO, Ms. Tshepo Kgare as
