Inform Practice Note #10 - Construction Industry Development Board

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Generic social and economic deliverables provided for in the CIDB SpecificationThemeEmploymentof localresourcesEmploymentopportunitiesin labourintensiveworksBusinessopportunitiesEnterprisesupport anddevelopmentprogrammesDeliverableNumber DescriptionA1 Provide employmentopportunities to targetedlabourOverview of requirementsThe contractor is required to achieve a contract participationgoal in accordance with the requirements of SANS 1914-5relating to the participation of targeted labour:a) as a contractual obligation; orb) in order to receive a financial incentive.Alternatively, the contractor is not set a contract participationgoal but is required to report on the contract participation goalthat is achieved through the performance of the contract.A2 Utilise local resources The contractor is required to achieve a contract participationgoal in accordance with the requirements of SANS 1914-4relating to the participation of targeted labour and targetedenterprises:a) as a contractual obligation; orb) in order to receive a financial incentive.Alternatively, the contractor is not set a contract participationgoal but is required to report on the contract participation goalthat is achieved through the performance of the contract.B1Provide employment andskills developmentopportunities to targetedlabourC1 Provide businessopportunities for targetedenterprisesC2 Procure subcontractors fordefined portions of thecontract in terms ofspecified proceduresD1 Provide third partymanagement supportservices to targetedcontractorsD2D3Procure or manage (orboth) mentoring servicesfor targeted contractorsExecute the contract injoint venture with atargeted partnerThe contractor is required to provide skills development andemployment opportunities to unemployed persons along thelines of that advocated in the Guidelines for theImplementation of Labour Intensive Projects under theExpanded Public Works Programme (EPWP).Contractors may receive financial incentives should theyexceed specified contract participation goals.The contractor is required to achieve a contract participationgoal in accordance with the requirements of SANS 1914-1relating to the participation of targeted enterprises:a) as a contractual obligation; orb) in order to receive a financial incentive.Alternatively, the contractor is not set a contract participationgoal but is required to report on the contract participation goalthat is achieved through the performance of the contract.The contractor is required to procure targeted subcontractorsfor defined portions of the works in accordance with therequirements of the CIDB Standard for Uniformity inConstruction Procurement.The contractor is required to provide in terms of SANS 1921-4construction management services, materials managementservices, or a combination of such services in order tominimize the risk of works not being constructed to statedrequirements, within budget and on time. (The contracts withtargeted enterprises are with the employer and not thecontractor)The contractor is required to procure or manage (or both)mentoring services in order to assist targeted enterprises in theestablishing of business systems within their businesses inorder to improve the sustainability and growth of theirbusiness.The contractor is required as an obligation of the contract toenter into a joint venture with a targeted enterprise after theaward of the contract as an obligation of the contract inaccordance with the requirements of SANS 1914-2 and toachieve a prescribed contract participation goal.Practice Note # 10 6 of 8
Generic social and economic deliverables provided for in the CIDB Specification(Continued)ThemeSkillsdevelopmentDeliverableNumber DescriptionE1 Provide experiential workopportunities towards aspecified professionalregistration for designatedpersonsE2 Provide work learningopportunities towards aspecified degree, diplomaor certificate for designatedpersonsE3 Provide experiential workopportunities towards aSAQA registeredqualification or certificatefor designated personsE4 Procure and manage atraining provider to providespecific training fordesignated personsHIV/AIDS F1 Promote HIV/AIDSawarenessOverview of requirementsThe contractor as an obligation of the contract is required toprovide at least a specified quantum of work opportunitieswhich enables designated persons to gain work placeexperience leading to a specified professional registrationThe contractor as an obligation of the contract is required toprovide at least a specified quantum of work placeopportunities which enables designated persons to gain workplace experience leading to a specified degree, diploma orcertificate from an accredited or registered formal institution oflearning.The contractor as an obligation of the contract is required toprovide at least a specified quantum of workplaceopportunities and training towards trade competencies fordesignated personsThe contractor as an obligation of the contract is required toprocure and manage at least a specified quantum of specifictraining work opportunities for designated personsThe contractor as an obligation of the contract is required topromote HIV/AIDS awareness in accordance with therequirements of SANS 1921-6This specification has been designed in such a manner that adeliverable can be readily referenced in the scope of workassociated with a specific contract to promote a standardapproach to achieving these socio economic deliverables.SCOPE OF WORKDescription of the works…………..…………..Social and economic development requirementsThe contractor shall deliver the following deliverables as described in the October 2007 edition of the CIDB Specification forSocial and Economic Deliverables in Construction Works Contracts (SSED) (www.cidb.org.za) and the following associatedspecification dataClause numberSpecification dataDeliverable C1: Provide business opportunities for targeted enterprisesThe specification data associated with SANS 1914-1 is as follows:2.7 The employer’s representative is …………2.17 A targeted enterprise is …..The targeting strategy is …...The contractor participation goal is as stated in the Preferencing ScheduleThe contract participation goal may only be achieved by subcontracting work to one or moretargeted enterprises to perform commercially useful functions in the performance of the contract.Deliverable F1: Promote HIV/AIDS awareness4.1 A workshop shall be held with the ……. community within two months of the commencement of thecontract. The workshop shall be repeated four months thereafter.4.2.1(a)A qualified service provider is service provider that is one that is accredited by …… / appears on thelist of recognised service providers published by……………The contact particulars of qualified service providers are as follows:Name Tel Fax email……….7 of 8 Practice Note # 10
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