Masimba scooped one national gold shield, two sectoral gold shields and two certificates at a National Social Security Authority Safety & Health at Work event held on Friday 5 October 2018 at the Rainbow Towers Hotel in Harare, Zimbabwe. At this glamorous event, Masimba also presented a paper on “the Construction Site Safety Dilemma of Maintaining 360◦ Awareness”. Team Masimba is proud of this achievement and even more inspired to make Zero Harm a focus goal in all its quest of delivering excellence.
Year 2018 witnessed the achievement of a key milestone, certification to the ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management System. With unwavering determination and commitment from all stakeholders, this envisioned feat came to fruition on 9 July 2018.
The company is also certified to the ISO 14001 and OHSAS 18001 management systems, thereby fortifying our quest for delivery of excellence.
While we celebrate this achievement, the organisation continues to pursue systems refinement and continual improvement.
Construction and associated industries firm Masimba Holdings Limited results for the half year ended June 30, 2017 showed a 35 percent jump in revenue to $11, 579 million, thanks to its firm order book.
Briefing analysts, group chief executive Canada Malunga, said the company was sitting on a $38,4 million order book. Of this, mining accounts for $5 million, infrastructure projects at $16,8 million while industrial and commercial projects accounted for $10,8 million.
“We are going to sweat the order book to ensure it enhances the bottom-line,” said Mr Malunga. He, however, acknowledged foreign currency shortages were a serious cause for concern as this had a knock on effect on the business especially when acquiring spare parts.
The second half of the year, albeit busy, difficult but exciting, saw Masimba flourish on a commendable SHEQ performance path and in March 2016 embarking and pursuing certification in ZWS ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management System.
“We decided to separately list Proplastics on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange after the environment that prevailed since 2009 had diminished the synergies that previously existed between the two businesses.” Canada Malunga, CEO, Masimba Holdings Limited.