RETAIL MOTOR INDUSTRY ORGANISATION
Associations in Randburg

An accredited member shall enjoy voting rights at regional annual general meetings of the Organisation in the Region where he is registered and shall in addition enjoy voting rights in the constituent trade associations of the Organisation in respect of which he has been accredited, according to the conditions laid down by such Associations. An accredited member shall be obliged to at all times display the insignia of the Organisation and the Organisation’s Consumer Code of Conduct in full public view in a prominent position on his business premises. The magazine, website, weekly webletters and social media platforms, are the primary vehicles of communication between the RMI and it’s members, providing them with quality content and photography. Automobil is designed to ease the burden of doing business in South Africa by providing useful information, tips and advice on a wide variety of topics. Workshops/training can be combined and customised to company-specific needs. Advice and assistance offered to all companies on any occupational health and safety or related matter and may include among others. The Legal Compliance Programme will assist companies to meet the requirements of the Occupational Health and Safety Act, the Compensation for Occupational Injuries and Diseases Act and all other extended legislation. SAMBRA and False Bay College (FBC) have provided a framework to establish an effective mutually beneficial relationship, built on developing opportunities for SAMBRA Members to be actively involved in the training of apprentices and by being assessed to become Accredited Training Facilities. The Automobile Association (AA) urges parents, guardians, and businesses with learner drivers, to ensure these new motorists are not only trained to pass driving tests, but are actually qualified behind the wheel. As the lead voice in the motor industry, the RMI is a member-driven organisation that constantly seeks solutions to concerns raised by members in the day-to-day running of their businesses. In addition, the RMI is the major employer representative of the Motor Industry Bargaining Council, playing a significant role in labour negotiations as well as the industry's social benefit schemes, dispute resolution processes and exemption procedures. The RMI is the proactive, relevant retail and associated motor industry organisation recognised both as the lead voice serving the daily needs of its members and for its key role in enabling motor traders to deliver top class service to motoring customers in South Africa. Provide quality products and services at a fair and reasonable price. Honour both the letter and the spirit of any guarantee accompanying the sale of these products and services. Repetitive interactions: How we will behave according to our specific job roles. It depicts that we trade under the South African law and we may interact with other sectors, government institutions and professional bodies. It means that we can render services and expand beyond the boundaries of South Africa; that we are not cast in stone and our vision, mission and values can change, which speaks to our of Adaptability. The road connects the RMI and all its associations and speaks to belonging; symbolising that we are one, but that each association located alongside the road has its own story to tell. The watermark of the values is indicative that the shared values of the RMI are embedded in every entity of the RMI, i.e. the members, staff, associations officials and partners. The design of the dots in the watermark is symbolic of all the internal and external policies, protocols and processes that the RMI recognises and respects as drivers of our business functions and how we conduct ourselves. The yellow road line as opposed to the normal white, signifies that the RMI recognises and respects the laws of the Country, but when industry see things differently or require something different where the RMI is mandated correctly, the RMI will challenge that status quo on behalf of industry; hence the yellow colour of the road line. It is a story that every person associated to the RMI can extract meaning from. Objectives of the RMI To promote, protect and encourage the interests of members and the motoring public by setting and maintaining proper standards of service and ethical trading conditions in the industry. Affiliated with, and participates in the affairs of other bodies sharing common interest with RMI members i.e. To maintain high standards of business ethics and service delivery to the motoring public by members of the RMI, and where necessary provide upliftment programmes to improve the knowledge and professionalism of members.