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Compensation for Occupational Injuries & Diseases Act & Injury on Duty – Training
27th September 2023 @ 8:30 am - 12:30 pm
TRAINER
Jennie Heesen – Pro HaS Consultants
ABOUT THE TRAINER
Jennie Heesen started her career in OHS in 2002, some 20 years ago. Having started her career in the Horse Racing Industry, Gold Circle, she had the opportunity of taking the Company from not having any health and safety in place and ensuring that it was legally compliant when she left 14 years ago to start Pro HaS Consultants. Jennie has since starting the Company been involved in a wide variety of Industries including construction, retail, call centres and the medical field.
OVERVIEW
Significant changes have been made to the Online system which if not uploaded correctly or in a timely manner claim payments may be delayed or withheld.
Injuries on Duty are a costly affair with many hidden costs.
One of the additional costs incurred can be attributed to the way Workmen’s Compensation forms are completed or the information captured incorrectly online due to the possible lack of understanding of those required to do so.
Once completing this workshop, the candidate will have a clear understanding of the requirements of the Act and how to complete the online submissions and other WCL forms in a manner that will save the Company unnecessary costs.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
All members of staff involved in completing documentation or uploading information online for those who become ill or are injured at work.
Members of the finance department required to complete the annual assessment forms for Workmen’s Compensation.
Attendees will receive a certificate of attendance.
DETAILS OF THE TRAINING
Date: 27 September 2023
Time: 08:30 – 12:30
Venue: PMCB Offices, Parkhaven Centre, 55 Macleroy Road, Northern Park, Pietermaritzburg
COST (includes vat)
PMCB Members: R745 p/p, R705 p/p for 3/more, R650 p/p for 5/more
Non-members: R985 p/p, R965 p/p for 3/more, R935 p/p for 5/more
BOOK NOW
Via our online event management system (Glue-up – click here or contact Thabisile Ngidi – info@pmcb.org.za, 033 345 2747.
