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Welding task require strict safety measures to be followed as it carries risks to eyes and skin. The infographic explains various risks to be taken for safety during welding operations.

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Warm Greetings from Gain In Technology- Bangalore, IN.

We are supporting SAP Real-Time Online Training with Industrial Experts who have min 8 yrs of experience.

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Duration: 35 to 40 hrs

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Warm Greetings from Gain In Technology- Bangalore, IN. We are supporting SAP Real-Time Online Training with Industrial Experts who have min 8 yrs of experience. Find below to get more details about SAP EHS & EHSM Training Module: SAP EHS & EHSM(Environmental, Health & Safety) Duration: 35 to 40 hrs Batch : Depends on Consultant availability   Meeting Software: GoToMeeting Materials: Daily Class recording, Trainer hands-on Document. Server Access: 3 Months We started a new batch on Monday on SAP EHS if anyone interested, please Contact us on Timing: 09:00 PM IST (Monday- Friday) Mobile/Whatsapp: 9606239101 Reference https://lnkd.in/e_DcAyU4 https://lnkd.in/gpv56KgZ #technology #experience #training #safety #sap #bangalore #environmental #health #safety #ehs #ehsm #onlinetraining #onlinecourse #ehstraining #ehsmtraining #India #saptraining #saponlinetraining #safetyoffice #hseoffice

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Warm Greetings from Gain In Technology- Bangalore, IN. We are supporting SAP Real-Time Online Training with Industrial Experts who have min 8 yrs of experience. Find below to get more details about SAP EHS & EHSM Training Module: SAP EHS & EHSM(Environmental, Health & Safety) Duration: 35 to 40 hrs Batch : Depends on Consultant availability   Meeting Software: GoToMeeting Materials: Daily Class recording, Trainer hands-on Document. Server Access: 3 Months We are starting a new batch from Monday on SAP EHS if anyone interested please Contact us on Mobile/Whatsapp: 9606239101 Mail: info@gainintech.com Reference: https://lnkd.in/e_DcAyU4 https://lnkd.in/gpv56KgZ #technology #experience #training #safety #sap #bangalore #environmental #health #safety #ehs #ehsm #onlinetraining #onlinecourse #ehstraining #ehsmtraining #India #saptraining #saponlinetraining

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Do you want to transition from SAP EHS employment to core SAFETY, COMPLIANCE jobs?

Then our SAP EHS Online Training will help you. Best Online Career offers online training in SAP EHS with professional knowledgeable consultants at a reasonable cost.

Additionally, you will have access to the lecture recordings on video, also you will get 100% Placement Assistance.

Visit Website: https://bit.ly/39RJGj1

or Contact Us: +91-8605661100

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Safety Audit consists almost all aspects of safety like Fire Safety, Electrical Safety, Health & Hygiene, Chemical and construction safety. The audit is carried out as per IS 14489 :1998 on "Code of Practice on Occupational Safety & Health Audit" to check the compliance with the Factories Act, 1948 and Rules for respective states, The Environmental Protection Act & Rules, the CEA Regulations, the Explosives Act & Rules and other important Indian Statutory requirements and Standards.

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Housekeeping is one of the most important component of safety. A clean and organised workplace is the first step towards safety. The infographic depicts key housekeeping factors to ensure safety.

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HOW TO ENSURE CONTRACTOR SAFETY?

·        The term 'Contractor' refers to any individual or organisation who enters into an agreement (either written or orally) with a company to carry out services

·        Contract workers are a vulnerable population. Of the 4,836 fatal work injuries in 2015, 17% were to contracted workers, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics

·        With contractors often performing higher risk jobs in work sites with little to no management supervision, one of the best practices in an employer's safety and health program is to have a formal contractor management program

·        Manage health and safety of Contractor workers (5 key points)

1.      Planning: companies should-

a)      Plan what the contractor’s job involves and how it can be done safely

b)      Define the scope of the work

c)      Risk assessment of significant potential hazards to health and safety

d)      The company should develop a bid list through a formal or informal pre-qualification process which includes the above

2.      Selecting a contractor:

a)      In order to be satisfied as to the competency of the contractor in the management of health and safety, it is common for companies to send out or use a pre- qualification check list at the tendering stage

b)      The Contractor should also enquire about What H&S competence is needed, should go through information about job and site and ask for a safety method statement

3.      Working on Site: Once a contractor commences work on site it is important that they are aware of the site safety rules that apply to them and any particular hazards that they face. It is good practice to:

a)      Control the coming and going of contractors in and out of the premises

b)      Name a site contact (someone to get in touch with on a routine basis or if the jobs changes and there is uncertainty about what to do)

c)      Establish a timetable for formal and regular review of the contractors safety management system through inspections, audits and safety meetings

d)      Provide induction on the site conditions, facilities, safety rules and practices required

4.      Keeping a check: Having established a timetable for inspections and audits of the contractor’s health and safety management system it is important that this is undertaken in order to ascertain how the job is going, in particular:

a)      Is it going as planned? 

b)      Are the contractors health and safety systems actually in place and are they being followed? Are they working safely?

c)      Have there been any incidents?

d)      Are any other special arrangements necessary?

5.      Reviewing the work: Once the job has been completed it is necessary to review the job. A review should be used to improve on future contracts and should include-

a)      A review of the outcomes and achievements of the contractor

b)      Verification of the adequacy of procedures in place

c)      Amendment or addition to the procedures if necessary

d)      Recording and rating the overall performance of the contractor against established criteria

e)      Provision for feedback to contractor

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HOW TO PREPARE AN ON-SITE EMERGENCY PLAN?

·        If an accident/incident takes place in a factory, its effects are confined to the factory premises, involving only the persons working in the factory and the property inside the factory it is called as On-site Emergency

·        The main objectives of an emergency plan are:-

1.      to control and contain the incident/accident and if possible, eliminate it; and

2.      to minimize the effects of the incident on persons, property and environment.

·        On-site Emergency Plan should contain:

1.      Site plan and topographic plan

2.      Plan showing the firefighting facilities

3.      Plan showing hazardous material storage area

4.      Material safety data sheets for hazardous chemicals

5.      Facilities available in main control center

6.      List of emergency equipment

7.      List of Safety Equipment

List of important telephone numbers and addresses

a)      Nearest hospitals and ambulance service center

b)     Nearest fire station

c)      Govt. Officials

d)     Transport provider

·        While preparing an On-Site Emergency Plan, the following components should be considered:

1.      Chain of Command: A chain of command should be established to minimize confusion, so that employees at the workplace will have no doubt, who has the authority for making decisions

2.      Communications: A method of communication also is needed to alert employees for evacuation or to take other actions as required in the emergency plan. An Alarm should be provided, which should be audible or seen by all people in the plant and should have an auxiliary power supply in the event of electricity failure

3.      Counting of Personnel: All personnel working in the plant should be counted. Time office persons should collect the details of personnel arriving at the assembly point. These should be checked with the attendances of regular workers, contract workers present in the site on the day of emergency. The accident control should be informed and arrangement should be made for searching missing persons in the emergency affected area

4.      Emergency Control Centre: The Emergency Control Centre is the place from which the operations to handle the emergency are directed and coordinated

5.      Training: all employees or occupants should also be trained atleast once a year in-

a)      Evacuation plans

b)     Shutdown procedures

c)      Alarm System

d)     Reporting procedures for personnel

e)      Types of potential emergencies

6.      Personnel Protection: It is extremely important that employees be adequately protected in these situations. Some of the safety equipment that may be used include-

a)      Safety glasses, goggles or face shields for eye protection

b)     Helmets and safety shoes for head and foot protection

c)      Whole body coverings, gloves, hoods and boots for body protection from chemicals

d)     Whole body protection for abnormal environmental conditions such as extreme temperature

e)      Respirators for breathing protection

7.      Medical Assistance: Medical Assistance Team should be formed and the team should have-

a)      Persons trained in First-Aid should be available

b)     Eye washers or suitable equipment for quick drenching or flushing must be provided in the work area for immediate emergency use

c)      First-Aid supplies should be provided for emergency use

d)     Ambulance service should be available to handle any emergency

8.      Security: During emergency, it is often necessary to secure the area to prevent unauthorized access and to protect vital records and equipment

9.      Mutual Aid: In major emergency situations, resources over and above these available at the works will be needed. In locations, where there are a number of industrial concerns, it may be beneficial to set up a mutual aid programme which will assist to secure additional supplies when needed.

 ·        Mock drills on emergency planning should be conducted once in 6 months and sequence of events should be recorded for improvement of the exercise. Exercises on Onsite Emergency Planning should be monitored by Factory Inspectorate and the high officials of the organization and the plan is reviewed every year

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The fact that many women juggle both work and the care of the home only increases their susceptibility to poor health if care is not taken. Good personal hygiene is beneficial because it prevents the spread of germs, but it also benefits the individual in many ways. Women who do not practice good hygiene can become ill or get infections. Women are the caretakers for us all but they often neglect themselves and their own health and wellness for the benefit of those around them or to live up to society's pressures.

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LEGAL REQUIREMENTS RELATED TO LOTO (LOCK OUT TAG OUT)

OSHA 29 CFR 1910.147 standard for The Control of Hazardous Energy (Lockout/Tag out) for general industry outlines measures for controlling different types of hazardous energy. During the servicing and maintenance of machines and equipment, the unexpected startup or release of stored energy can result in serious injury or death to workers. Injuries may include electrocution, burns, crushing, cutting, lacerating, amputating, or fracturing body parts, and others.

Hazardous energy are those sources which include electrical, mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, chemical, thermal, or other sources in machines and equipments. Failure to control hazardous energy accounts for nearly 10 percent of the serious accidents in many industries.

Proper lockout/tag out (LOTO) practices and procedures safeguard workers from hazardous energy releases. The term “lockout” means the placement of a key or combination lock on an energy isolation device and “tag out” means placement of a tag or other prominent warning device and a means of attachment on the device so that it is not operated.

Advantages of LO/TO:

·       Minimizes exposure to injury if machines are accidentally started

·       Minimizes exposure to injury in unexpected releases of hazardous energy are released, such as steam blasts, corrosive chemical and electrical arc flash

·       Making safety a top priority inspires employee confidence and trust

·       Profitability

OSHA's Lockout/Tag out Fact Sheet should be read properly and be available easily which describes the practices and procedures necessary to disable machinery or equipment to prevent the release of hazardous energy.

The control of hazardous energy/ LOTO is also addressed in a number of other OSHA standards, including Marine Terminals (1917 Subpart C), Safety and Health Regulations for Long shoring (1918 Subpart G), Safety and Health Regulations for Construction; Electrical (1926 Subpart K), Concrete and Masonry Construction (1926 Subpart Q), Electric Power Transmission and Distribution (1926 Subpart V), and General Industry; Electrical (1910 Subpart S), Special Industries (1910 Subpart R), and Electric Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution (1910.269).

The LOTO procedures are mandated by law in all industries. Every workplace where machinery is used must follow LOTO procedures diligently to avoid any health risks to workers.

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Safety Audit consists almost all aspects of safety like Fire Safety, Electrical Safety, Health & Hygiene, Chemical and construction safety. The audit is carried out as per IS 14489 :1998 on "Code of Practice on Occupational Safety & Health Audit" to check the compliance with the Factories Act, 1948 and Rules for respective states, The Environmental Protection Act & Rules, the CEA Regulations, the Explosives Act & Rules and other important Indian Statutory requirements and Standards.

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The total economic cost of work-related injuries and illnesses is estimated to be $60 billion dollars. Recent research has shown that lower back pain is the world’s most common work-related disability – affecting employees from offices, building sites and in the highest risk category, agriculture. The infographic shows some basic tips for ergonomics in office.