The NCCA works for
all stakeholders
Applying for NCCA Membership
A Contract Cleaning Company needs to ensure the following criteria:
Gauteng (010) 206-0171/0120 / W. Cape (021) 403-9200 / E. Cape (041) 391- 5200 Email: contractcleaning@nbc.co.za
KZN- BCCCI Provident Fund, administered by NBC Fund Administrators for KwaZulu Natal (031) 366 7714 / (031) 366 7700 – Email: bcccinatalpf@nbc.co.za
NCCA Membership Certification
A Letter of Membership
This membership confirmation is issued to a Company who is has adhered to all the three (3), criteria however employ no contract cleaners at the time of applying for membership
NCCA Membership certificate
This is issued to a Company with Contract cleaners and this membership certificate is a guarantee that the holder complies with all the statutory legislation applicable to the contract cleaning industry in South Africa as a result of having been through the NCCA Compliance audit
Code of Ethics
NCCA members commit themselves to a Code of Ethics to ensure that customers can rely on their adherence to business norms and standards.
Membership benefits
We help members succeed – and South African companies partner with suppliers they can trust.
No Industry can afford to be without its own authoritative National Body, as a fragmented industry is of little or no consequence to the Government, Industry stakeholders, or the end-user. Each and every member therefore, has a “voice” in an organised industry.
Benefits include but not limited to:
Although the NCCA cannot become directly involved in any labour disputes, NCCA members exclusively have access to advice on labour matters via a labour hotline.
By virtue of NCCA membership with ISSA, membership is passed onto our NCCA Good standing Members at no additional cost, and members thus enjoy all the benefits of the ISSA membership. This allows you to:
The NCCA is a contributor of articles to the African Cleaning Review which is a dedicated hygiene, cleaning, and facility maintenance trade magazine.
All members receive a free copy of this publication.
The NCCA works for
all stakeholders
We help members succeed – and South African companies partner with suppliers they can trust.
No Industry can afford to be without its own authoritative National Body, as a fragmented industry is of little or no consequence to Government, Industry stakeholders, or the end-user. Each and every member therefore, has a “voice” in organised Industry.
Benefits include but not limited to:
• Skills Development
• Knowledge Sharing
• Stakeholder / Government negotiations
• Contractual / Dispute mediation upon formal request
• Communications and cooperation between member companies on matters of common interest
• Public Relations – promoting the industry to the market
• Member events
