Under OHSA Section 37, the person who appoints a contractor is personally liable if that contractor is not properly qualified and a worker is injured on their building. Sky Rig is SANS 10333 qualified. Documentation is prepared before it is asked for.
Working at height on someone else's building creates legal exposure for the person who appointed the contractor. OHSA Section 37 places that responsibility directly on the trustee or managing agent who signs off on an unqualified subcontractor. The process below exists to address that exposure before work starts, not after.
Certifications, insurance details and SANS 10333 compliance documentation are provided on request before any work is scheduled. This is the standard vetting process, not an exception. It addresses the Section 37 duty of care a trustee or managing agent carries when appointing a contractor for work at height on their building.
Section 37 of the Occupational Health and Safety Act places legal liability on the person who appoints a contractor if that contractor is not properly qualified and a worker is injured. For a trustee or managing agent, this means personal exposure if something goes wrong with an unqualified subcontractor on their building. Sky Rig is SANS 10333 qualified and provides the documentation needed to satisfy a Section 37 compliance requirement before work starts.