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Level 4 in effect from 28 June 2021 (Adjusted Alert level 4)
[To be reviewed after 14 days]
Level 3 resumes again: 16 June 2021 (Adjusted level 3)
Adjusted Level 2 lockdown resumes 31 May 2021
Level 1 resumed 01 March 2021
Level 3: 29 December 2020 (Adjusted level 3)
Level 1 commenced 21 September 2020
Level 2 commenced 18 August 2020
Level 3 commenced 1 June 2020
All LPS work now permitted
Apply strict safety precautions at all work sites and your premises
Covid-19 Safety Pages in menu to guide companies and individuals – keep infections down and employees safe.
Be a hero, save lives and our economy – protect your neighbours, family, friends, employees, employers and clients!
Stand together and help us move safely as a country out of lockdown as soon as possible.
Each ELPA member company must convey confidence to your clients – demonstrate diligent compliance to Covid-19 safety measures.
To secure unity and co-operation, and to seek affiliation,
with all other organisations, associations, statutory bodies, local authorities,
institutions and/or persons, which will mutually promote
and be in the interests of the Association.
To promote just and honorable practices and ethics in the conduct of business
amongst members and other persons engaged in the Industry.
To encourage and promote skills development and training facilities for those engaged
in the Industry as well as fund research, development, and exploration of
of the lightning phenomenon and related technologies, and the dissemination of this information.
To encourage the settlement of disputes between members and
other individuals or parties connected with the Industry
To prescribe standard specifications for work undertaken by persons,
standard forms of contract, and to encourage the recognition and
use thereof by members and other persons;
To Implement Inspectors support structures and to inspect existing/new structures and
to arbitrate any dispute arising from the results of an inspection, or other causes.
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Welcome to the
South African
Lightning Protection Association
OUR 7-CORE PRINCIPLES – (Link to Code of Ethics)
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To protect the consumer, their infrastructure/equipment and personnel.
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To secure unity and co-operation, or to seek affiliation, with any other organisation, association, statutory body, local authority, institution or person, which will promote and be in the interests of the association.
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To promote just and honorable practices and ethics in the conduct of business amongst members and other persons engaged in the Industry.
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To encourage and promote educational and training facilities for those engaged in the Industry as well as fund research, development, and exploration of and in our subject matter and it’s technologies,
and the dissemination of this information.
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To encourage the settlement of disputes between members and other individuals or parties connected with the Industry
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To prescribe standard specifications for work undertaken by persons, standard forms of contract, and to encourage the recognition and use thereof by members and other persons;
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To Implement Inspectors and to inspect existing/new structures and or to arbitrate any dispute arising from the results of an inspection,
or other causes