PHYSICAL AGENTS REGULATIONS (PAR) 2024 WORKSHOP: EQUIPPING OHS TRAINERS
Register NowWhy This Workshop Matters?
“The Physical Agents Regulations (PAR), 2024 introduce significant new legal requirements relating to workplace exposure to physical agents and environmental stressors. The Regulations become enforceable on 6 September 2026.”
Many employers, consultants, trainers, and OHS practitioners remain unclear about:
▲ What constitutes a Physical Agent, a Stressor and a Competent Person?
▲ Which workplaces are affected?
▲ “Exposure Risk Assessments” and “Monitoring”?
▲ “Medical screening”, and “Medical Surveillance”
▲ The new “Training obligations”.
▲ Updated OELs, levels and limits.
▲ Replacement of the Environmental Regs for Workplaces, 1987
6 September is approaching rapidly.
What You’ll Gain?
Attendees will gain a useful introductory awareness of:
▲ The structure and scope of the PAR
▲ Employer duties and legal responsibilities
▲ “Competency” requirements under the Regs
▲ Physical agents and workplace stressors
▲ Exposure risk assessments and monitoring
▲ Medical screening and surveillance obligations
▲ OEL [Occupational Exposure Limits] and action levels
▲ Exposure monitoring
▲ Certain functions must now be performed by “uniquely “Competent Persons”
▲ The “Hierarchy Of Control”
Core “Agents” Covered
▲ Cold stress
▲ Electromagnetic fields
▲ Heat stress
▲ Illumination
▲ Indoor air quality
▲ Natural and artificial ventilation
▲ Optical radiation
▲ Pressure
▲ Humidity
▲ Vibration
Competency – A Critical Focus
The PAR require functions to be performed by “Competent Persons” possessing appropriate training, experience, and agent-specific tertiary qualifications such as Occupational Hygiene, Medicine, or other relevant fields. Use of an unqualified “incompetent” person to conduct Exposure Risk Assessments, Exposure Monitoring, Medical Surveillance, and employee training may constitute non-compliance and expose the employer to enforcement action, prosecution, and statutory penalties.
This interactive workshop explores:
▲ The role of qualified specialists and Approved Inspection Authorities (AIAs)
▲ The difference between awareness, training, and competence
▲ The implications for employers, consultants, and training providers
Meet Your Presenter
Ken Annandale
CEO – INTRA™ | OHS Training specialist and former registered Audiometrist.
▲ 30+ years experience in OHS training
▲ Developer of legal-compliance and QCTO-aligned training material
▲ Advisor to OHS training providers and consultants
▲ Mentor to OHS professionals across Africa
Ken is known for translating complex legislation into practical workplace understanding that is clear, operational, and legally defensible.
What Makes This Workshop Different?
▲ Practical reading of the Regs
▲ Plain-language explanations of technical concepts
▲ Trainer-focused workplace application
▲ Understanding the business opportunities created by PAR compliance
Trainer Material Included
The optional INTRA™ PAR Trainer Material Pack:
▲ Trainer Guide
▲ Attendee Workbook
▲ PowerPoint Visuals
▲ Workshop Resources
▲ Self-study component
▲ Certificate of Participation
▲ Saiosh CPD points
▲ Multiple choice questionnaire
▲ Right to reproduce unlimited Learner Workbooks [NOT TRAINER GUIDES]
▲ Opportunity to upgrade to INTRA™ licence
Webinar Details
Date: Thursday, 14 August 2026
Time: 09:00 – 15:00
Cost: R1,795.00 (incl. VAT) per person
Platform: Zoom Webinar
Training Material – (invoice on request)
Guides, Slides & Workbooks
Cost: R3,500.00 Inc VAT
No Charge: For INTRA™ Licensees
Who Should Attend?
▲ OHS Practitioners and Training Providers
▲ Employers, Supervisors and Managers
▲ Occupational Hygienists
▲ HR and Training Personnel
▲ Health and Safety Representatives
6 September 2026 is approaching rapidly.
Help employers and clients avoid prosecution, penalties, labour disputes, regulatory intervention and costly compliance failures—while creating a valuable new revenue stream for your business.
Secure your seat now.
Register on www.intrasafe.co.za/physical-agents-regulations/