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Ndalamo Resources achieves remarkable safety milestones: 1000 days fatality free and 1 year first aid injury free

by Highveld Chronicle
June 20, 2024
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Ndalamo Resources, a prominent 100% black-owned and managed mid-tier mining company in South Africa, proudly announces exceptional safety milestones. The company has reached an impressive milestone of 1000 days without a fatality as a group, and its subsidiaries have marked one year without a first aid injury as of January 13, 2024.

CEO Shammy Luvhengo expressed gratitude for these accomplishments, stating, “Reaching 1000 days without a fatality and a full year without a first aid injury is testament to the dedication and diligence of our entire Ndalamo family. These milestones reaffirm our unwavering commitment to the safety and well-being of our employees, which has always been our top priority.”

“In a South African mining industry that often faces unique challenges, Ndalamo has consistently prioritised health and safety as core components of its operational excellence strategies. We believe that a strong focus on employee wellness not only enhances workplace safety but also contributes to sustained operational success.”

The South African mining sector demands a proactive approach to mitigate risks, and Ndalamo has been at the forefront of adopting cutting-edge technologies and comprehensive training programs to achieve these milestones. The company understands that a robust safety culture is essential not only for compliance but also for fostering a workplace where every employee feels secure and valued.

As a pioneer in the industry, the company remains committed to setting new benchmarks and inspiring others in the South African mining community to prioritize health and safety. Ndalamo acknowledges the collective efforts of its employees, management, stakeholders, and the broader community in reaching these milestones.

Luvhengo further emphasized, “We will continue to invest in innovative safety measures and comprehensive wellness programs to ensure that every single one of our employees returns home safely every day.”

Established in February 2013, Ndalamo is a black-owned mining company with a focus on investment opportunities in South Africa’s coal mining sector, holding majority direct interests in key coal assets, including New Clysdale Colliery, North Block Complex, and Ubuntu Colliery, alongside Universal Coal. Additionally, Ndalamo owns a fully authorized Greenfields project, Springboklaagte.

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