Kesp
Engineering Services in Kempton Park

Konamanje Engineering and Shower Projects (KESP) is small enough to ensure attention to detail but large enough to deliver excellent quality.

KESP’s emergency showers, subject to its Quality Assurance Programme, are manufactured according to the company’s Project Quality Plan and International Standards. Maintenance instructions and installation drawings are supplied to ensure correct installation and maintenance. KESP self-designs and manufactures all of its own emergency showers and eyewash stations to ensure reliability, practicality and, most importantly, protection for its customers. The company’s 1 inch stainless steel valve, designed and manufactured in-house using modern manufacturing and treatment techniques and the best-quality materials, is a testament to KESP’s superior product quality, which remains unsurpassed when it comes to durability. Engineering: We also provide light fabrication of small steel structures, milling turning. Companies in South Africa, daily lose hundreds and thousands of rand due to injuries to employees on duty. 85 of 1993) together with all the Safety Regulations provides us with minimum requirements to eliminate, reduce or control hazardous working environments to prevent injuries or in extreme circumstances death or permanent disability. Delaying treatment, even for a few seconds, may cause serious injury. Emergency showers and eyewash stations provide on-the-spot decontamination. They allow workers to flush away hazardous substances that can cause injury. Accidental chemical exposures can still occur even with good engineering controls and safety precautions. As a result, it is essential to look beyond the use of goggles, face shields, and procedures for using personal protective equipment. Emergency showers and eyewash stations are a necessary backup to minimize the effects of accident exposure to chemicals. Emergency showers can also be used effectively in extinguishing clothing fires or for flushing contaminants off clothing. To be effective, the equipment has to be accessible. ANSI recommends that a person be able to reach the equipment in no more than 10 seconds. Where a highly corrosive chemical is used, an emergency shower and eyewash station may be required within 3-6 metres from the hazard. These units should be installed in such a way that they do not become contaminated from corrosive chemicals used nearby. The sign should be in the form of a symbol that does not require workers to have language skills to understand it.