Railway Safety Regulator
AgencyRSR
Mandate
Oversees and regulates safety in the railway transport industry.
What Govermate has read
Updated 10 Nov 2026Built from the documents Govermate has read from RSR. Every line below comes from a source document, not from an editorial description.
What this body does
- Publishes statements368 documentsfrom what documents state
- Offers opportunities or services196 documentsfrom links between records
- Offers opportunities or services132 documentsfrom what documents state
- Publishes documents4 documentsfrom links between records
- a navigation and contact page from the Railway Safety Regulator website, titled3 documentsdescribed in documents
- a Railway Safety Regulator regulatory publication listing2 documentsdescribed in documents
- a web capture of a Railway Safety Regulator knowledge-centre page with…2 documentsdescribed in documents
- A Railway Safety Regulator presentation page with the presentation content…1 documentdescribed in documents
- A Railway Safety Regulator publication notice for draft penalty fee regulations1 documentdescribed in documents
- A Railway Safety Regulator publication page announcing a draft railway safety…1 documentdescribed in documents
- A Railway Safety Regulator publication page announcing regulatory tools and…1 documentdescribed in documents
- A Railway Safety Regulator regulatory-tool publication page1 documentdescribed in documents
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Recent activity
- Kwamashu Umlazi Inj
The document appears to be a page from the Railway Safety Regulator (RSR) website related to the Kwamashu Umlazi Inj area, specifically under Q2 Injuries. It lists contact details for RSR offices and regions and provides navigation links to sections such as About Us, Operators, News, Procurement, FAQs, and Careers. It does not contain a formal decision, policy, or regulatory text itself, but rather a website page header and contact information.
- It’s a new dawn, it’s a new day
This document is a news article from the South African Railway Safety Regulator (RSR) announcing the rollout of its Next Generation National Integrated Information and Monitoring System (NIIMS). It states that NIIMS will enter Phase 01 of a pilot rollout in April 2026, following the end of the operational lifecycle of the earlier National Information Management System (NIMS). The article cites the Railway Safety Act, 2024 (Act No. 30 of 2024), Section 39 as requiring the RSR to establish and maintain a national information and monitoring system, and describes a pilot with 20 operators and training conducted on 26 February 2026.
- Jhb Springs Inj
The document appears to be a page from the Railway Safety Regulator (RSR) related to injuries in Johannesburg Springs, with references to knowledge centre content and a timeline through 2024–2026. It includes navigational and contact details for the RSR and mentions sections like About Us, Operators, News, and Procurement, but does not present a formal decision, policy, or contractual content. The text seems to be a web capture or archival snippet rather than a complete document containing specific requirements or actions.
- It’s a new dawn, it’s a new day
The document explains the Railway Safety Regulator's RSR mandate as an active regulatory framework for safety across the railway sector, detailing oversight, safety assurance, technology scrutiny, data reporting, and regional harmonisation. It describes processes such as obtaining safety permits, licensing safety-critical personnel, approving technical submissions, and publishing the State of Safety Report. It emphasizes that regulation is deliberate, ongoing, and aimed at ensuring consistent safety standards and risk management across South Africa and the SADC region.
- Malmesbury Inj
The document appears to be a page from the Railway Safety Regulator (RSR) site about injuries in Malmesbury, likely a news or regulatory update. It lists contact numbers for various offices and regions and provides navigation for the RSR site, but does not contain a formal decision, tender, or policy text in the excerpt provided.
Opportunity signal
234 classified as something a person can apply for, 215 identified by reading.
Recent Opportunities
View allRFQ to Review the RSR-developed Draft Railway Safety Regulator Standard for Rolling Stock and recommend technically justified improvements
Project Management Office (PMO) Consultant
RFQ for Independent Review of Draft Railway Operating Rules Standard.
THE REVIEW OF THE DRAFT REGULATIONS CONTEMPLATED IN SECTION 62 OF THE RAILWAY SAFETY ACT,2024 (Act No.30 of 2024)
MAINTAIN AND SUPPORT RSR’S BUSINESS APPLICATIONS ON AN AS-AND-WHEN REQUIRED BASIS FOR TWELVE (12) MONTHS
This is a Railway Safety Regulator webpage listing closed tenders and their evaluation-status context. It lists ten procurement opportunities, including specialist railway-standard work, office accommodation, ICT services, employee wellness services, devices and safety reports. Each listed tender has a bid number and a closing date that has passed.
Recent documents
Published by RSR. These are records Govermate has read from this institution, not opportunities to apply for.