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News letter from Safety Council of Kerala, Palakkad Nov, 2020

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SAFETY COUNCIL OF KERALA
PALAKKAD ത Vol 4, No. 1
Nov, 2020
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
News letter from Safety Council of Kerala, Palakkad
Chairman
Sri. Kanthimathinathan A

Secretary
Sri. Venugopalan P

Treasurer CONTENTS
CONTENTS
CONTENTS
Sri. Suresh Kumar K

Members From Chairman’s Desk 7
Sri. Tajib Sait Secretary’s Report 9

Sri. Sasikumar P V
Off-Site Emergency Mock Drill 10
Sri. Baby P V
Sri. Rajesh P N Safety Management Trend Report 2019 11

Sri. Ajmal M N By Venugopalan P
Sri. Abhimanew LPG Clinic 13
Sri. John K V
Plant Visits 14

Unit Head Safety Meet 15

Trainings 2019 - 20 16

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Safety Tips: Heat Stress 23
By Cyril C Y

Road Safety Training 25

Member Training 25
EDITORIAL BOARD

Safety Week Celebrations 2019
Rajesh P N 26
Sebastian C Joseph 27
@ SSI
Aravindaksha Menon M
Webinars 2020 - 21 28
Sureshkumar K
Venugopalan P Program 2018 - 19 29
Program 2019 - 20 30

K P Unni
(Resident Editor) Work at Height Program 31



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Dear All,
Safety Council of Kerala is bringing out this edition of News
magazine on a special occasion, COVID 19 scenario .In the
intervening period from 2018-20, Safety Council of Kerala has conducted many events
like:

 COVID-19 SOPs related programme
 Disaster management programme

 Electrical safety awareness programme
 Ensuring workplace safety programme

 Training program for Offsite mock drill organized by District Crisis Group.

 Waste management Training etc....

For all these events, Director of factories and Boilers and his office extended their un-
solicited support to us and we thank the Director and his team for the same.

Today the shop floor technicians and middle level Managers are better equipped to
face the challenges towards ensuring Safety of the personnel through the constant tai-
lor-made programmes Safety Council of Kerala organized to suit their needs.


As a part of social obligation, Safety council of Kerala is extending Safety awareness
programmes to Academic institutions from schools to colleges which will be further
improved upon this year.


Due to COVID 19 protocol, on site visits and onsite training programmes are suspend-
ed. Under this pretext, Safety council of Kerala has organised webinars using online
tools effectively and the reach of these programmes gained momentum over the last
six months. Experts in the relevant fields contributed to these webinars and this has
helped us to spread our services beyond Palakkad district also, as far the knowledge
dissemination is concerned.

By adapting to the new style of working Safety council of Kerala is confident of
achieving its goals.

Regards,


Kanthimathinathan A
Chairman,
Safety Council of Kerala




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CORO NA VIRUS
CORONAVIRUS


ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW fection. Transmission is reduced through:

Coronaviruses are a large group of viruses Washing your hands often with soap and
that are common among animals. In rare water
cases, they are what scientists call zoonotic, Avoid touching eyes, nose, or mouth with
meaning they can be transmitted from ani- unwashed hands
mals to humans. Avoiding close contact with people who

The viruses can make people sick, usually are sick
with a mild to moderate upper respiratory If you are mildly sick, keep yourself hydrat-
tract illness, similar to a common cold. ed, stay at home, and rest.

SYMPTOMS If you are concerned about your symptoms,
you should see your healthcare provider.

Running nose Sore throat
Headache Fever HOW IT SPREADS

Cough Feeling of being unwell Human coronaviruses most commonly
For those with a weakened immune system, spread from an infected person to others
the elderly and the very young, there is a through:
chance the virus could cause a lower, and The air by coughing and sneezing
much more serious, respiratory tract illness
like a pneumonia or bronchitis. Close personal contact, such as touching
or shaking hands
PREVENTION Touching an object or surface with the

virus on it, then touching your mouth,
Tip of the Day
There are currently no vaccines available to nose, or eyes before washing your hands
protect you against human coronavirus in- Rarely, fecal contamination

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Dear All,
I have great pleasure in presenting our endeavor to im-
part safety in the industries in and around Palakkad
through this issue of JAGRATHA.
Earlier we used to conduct classroom sessions training to people.
In the COVID 19 scenario and its related regulations and proto-
cols, assembling people at a place is restricted and social distanc-
ing is enforced. Hence the training in this manner was not able to
continue. So, timely, we shifted to Webinars training sessions.
During this COVID 19 period we have organized 10 Webinar
training sessions attended by 434 persons through 866 man-
hours.
Moreover, due to the COVID 19 restrictions, this issue of
JAGRATHA is a soft copy that too for two years combined.


It is understood that generally there is a reduction in number of
accident observed in almost all Industries . It can be viewed
proudly that our training sessions on various safety related sub-
jects, might have also contributed to this reduction in accidents
along with other parameters.

As we concluded in our Unit Head meeting it is too late to seri-
ously consider safety also as important as our profitability. Any
industry operating without accidents will be making revenue more
and the profitability will be increasing.

Hence, as a practicing safety engineer, I would assure you that if
you consider safety related functions at par with production you
will be having revenue income and profit line at top level.


Wish you all a safe and happy journey in your professional world.

Thanks and regards,


Venugopalan. P
Secretary,
Safety Council of Kerala







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OFF-SITE EMERGENCY MOCK DRILL



The District Crisis Group conducted an Offsite Mock Drill of chemical accident on 30.12.2019 at Kanjikode. Safety
Council of Kerala took active participation.

Incident location was the entry point to LPG bottling plant of M/s HPCL. The HPCL team also actively participated.


The Kickoff:

Just before the start of the mock
drill


















The Incident:
Truck with LPG cylinder and
LPG tanker collided ….



The Rescue:
Rescue operations by Fire and
Rescue department.














The Review:
ADM Sri. Vijayan reviewing the activities after
mock drill. Sri. Tajib Sait, Chief Plant Manager,
HPCL on podium.





The Watch:
Close monitoring the whole of
the mock drill activities.





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SAFETY MANAGEMENT



TREND REPORT 2019


WITH VIEWS AND ASSESSMENTS


OF LEADING SAFETY EXPERTS



Compiled by Venugopalan. P, Secretary, Safety Council of Kerala









Contents of the Safety Management Trend
Report 2019


The world of work is changing. Industry is bringing people and
technology closer together than ever be-
The majority of the experts fore. Work is becoming more global,
surveyed agree: there is a more flexible, and more automated. But is
gradual shift away from it also safer?
established top-down approaches
to newer ones… It would be When it comes to digitization, the im-
foolish to deny the success of portance of occupational safety is still un-
proven approaches deremphasized. But new technologies are
only one means of promoting workplace
safety. Real leadership is required In order
to establish a goal-oriented safety culture,
leaders need to make sure their employees are involved and inspired
in the long term.

The majority of the experts surveyed agree: there is a gradual shift
away from established top-down approaches to newer ones. But
are "Safety II" or "Safety Differently" merely old wine in new bot-
tles? Should skilled workers question zero accidents as a numerical
target? Accident frequency rates have fallen significantly in recent
years. It would be foolish to deny the success of proven approaches.

Read the fourth edition of the Safety Management Trend Report—
and see for yourself. The report provides you with assessments from
leading experts, who evaluate different trends: from ISO 45001 to
intelligent Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and EHS report-
ing to topics such as Artificial Intelligence.



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Which Trends Deserve Special Attention this Who Is One of the Most Influ-
Year? ential People in this Field?


David Cant confirms Dr Dominic Cooper quotes
The increasing popularity of wearable devices and smart PPE, The impact of Andrew Hale's work on the
with sensors that monitor workers activity in real-time, collect worldwide safety discipline is very much un-
biometric data, and measure signs of poor health. Savvy safety derestimated and underappreciated. But cur-
professionals have begun turning to technology and the Internet of rently there are no thought leaders who I would
Things (IoT) to improve workplace health and safety. avidly follow online. Many of the current
'names' are making a lot of hysterical noise and
Smart PPE is definitely an important trend to watch. promoting untested strategies in an attempt to
overcome an apparently dreadful culture of
In Which Areas Has Occupational Safety blame. Their arguments are dangerous, unprov-
Failed? en tautologies that could lead practitioners
astray from proven safety management strate-

Professor Andrew Sharman assesses gies, resulting in a lot more SIFs.
Traditional metrics focus on quantifying failure (the number and
rate of accidents) and trying to encourage us to fail less. This is Safety Instrumented Function
demotivating at best and destructive at worst; it encourages non- (SIF)
reporting, misclassification of accidents and other, more devious
ways of thwarting the system. The Safety Instrumented Function, is
a protection layer whose objective is to
What are the Biggest Challenges in 2019? achieve or maintain a safe state of the pro-
cess when a specific dangerous event occurs.
Davide Scotti Says The SIF is implemented in the SIS (Safety In-
The challenges are: strumented System) which is normally com-
posed of several Safety Functions.
 To inspire and motivate people to lead with safety.

 To help senior managers to practice genuine and visible Each SIF is assigned a certain level of protec-
safety leadership, tion, defined by the SIL level (1, 2, 3 or 4),
 Enhancing the soft skills of the HSE professionals’ commu- using one of the methodologies defined in IEC
nity. 61508/61511 as the “Risk Graph”, the “Risk
Matrix” or the LOPA (Layers of Protection
Which Developments Have Particularly Analysis)
Improved Occupational Safety?

Professor E. Scott Geller states

I am convinced that behaviour-based safety (BBS), when imple-
mented correctly, is one of the most successful developments in
safety management. However, too many organizations have taken
a quick-fix approach to BBS by eliminating its most critical ele-
ment: effective, interpersonal, supportive and corrective behaviour
-based feedback.

The letters of COACH say it all: C for Care, O for Observe, A
for Analyse, C for Communicate, and H for Help.



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LPG CLINIC


Safety Council of Kerala organizes training for housewives and family members on various domestic safety aware-
ness program. One of it is LPG Clinic.

This is being done in association with M/s. HPCL Kanjikode.


At Dormitory of M/s Precot
Meridian C Unit on 22.06.2019

















At MCL township organized in
association with MCL employ-
ees library on 25.10.2019





At ITI essential staff quarters on
09.11.2019
















At Govt. Polytechnic for their staff
and family members on 13.11.2019







നാല് മനുഷ്യായുസ്സെങ്കിലുും പ്രവര്‍തതിയ്ാാ്‍ കരുതുള്ള ഒരു
പ്രന്ഥിയാണ് വൃാ. എന്നാല്‍ ഇന്ന് ചിലരിസ്സലങ്കിലുും ഒരു മനുഷ്യാ
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ന്നു. രക്തതിസ്സലതുന്ന രരിധിയില്‍ കവിഞ്ഞ വിഷ്മാലിനയങ്ങ
്
ളാണ് വൃാസ്സയ മ്രാരപ്രസ്ഥമാാുന്നത. വിഷ്മാലിനയങ്ങള്‍ രക്ത
തിസ്സലതുന്നതാകത്സ്സെ, നാും അറിമ്ഞ്ഞാ അറിയാസ്സതമ്യാ ഭ
ക്ഷിച്ചുസ്സകാണ്ടിരിയ്ാുന്ന വസ്തുാളിലൂസ്സെയാണ്.


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PLANT VISITS


Executive Committee members of the Safety Council of Kerala Visited Palakkad diary of Milma, Kalleppully on
31.12.2019. This visit was part of understanding the safety management system of the organization in force.






























At VERA Service of Safety Experts on 20.09.2019























Executive Committee members of the Safety Council of Kerala Visited Kerala Agro Industrial Manufacturing Com-
pany, Kanjikode on 22.10.2019 to assess the safety management system of the organization.























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UNIT HEAD SAFETY MEET 2019

As part of continuous safety awareness building at different levels of employees and management the Safety Council
of Kerala have organized trainings at employees level, Safety committee level, Supervisors level, Safety profession-
als level, HoD level, Factory Managers level and finally unit head level.

Unit Head Safety Meet 2019 as continuation of a series of training program was organized on 14.02.19 at IL Guest
House. Director, Joint Director, Senior Factory Inspector, Department of Factories and Boilers, Government of Kera-
la attended this program and they deliberated the Role of Unit Head in ensuring workplace safety. It was an interac-
tive session and 54 participants from 27 industries participated.










































































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TRAININGS IN 2019 - 20





















Boiler Safety Training on 02.03.2019
A training session was conducted on
02.03.2019. 22 participants were present from
units in and around Palakkad. Sri. Kannaiyan
Inspector (Gr.1) Factories & Boilers inaugu-
rated the program and handled a session. Re-
maining sessions were taken by Sri. A
Ramesh of Arya Vaidya Sala, Kottakkal.




Forklift Safety
Training on
10.07.2019
As Part of safety
awareness build-
ing Safety Coun-
cil of Kerala or-
ganizes different
Fall Arrest Training on 02.03.2019 training programs
A training on usage of fall arrest for UB employees exclusively for
industries. Here
First Aid Training on 29.11.2019 Forklift Safety
First Aid training was given at KOSO india Training at M/s.
MCL




























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TRAININGS IN 2019 - 20


on 04.12.2019 on 11.01.2020












Safety Awareness Training for Contract Employees at MCL























Fire Mock Drill and Evacuation at M/s Palakkad Surgicals on 19.10.2019





MCL MCL

























First Aid
Training on 21.06.2019







Manjilas Food Tech

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TRAININGS IN 2019 - 20
























Awareness Program on Selection, Usage, Storage and Maintenance of PPEs in Hindi for the
Employees of Minar Group of Industries, Kanjikode on 01.10.2019



































Fire Safety Drill Organized by Safety Council of Kerala on 16.10.2019 at M/s. United Breweries
























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ജാഗ്രത 22

SAFETY TIPS: HEAT STRESS



Compiled By: CYRIL C Y
HSE Manager










ot temperatures combine with factors such as high humidity, hard physical work,
H loss of body fluids, fatigue or some medical conditions can put stress on the
body’s cooling system. When this happens it can lead to a heat related illness or disabil-
ity or even death.

Who’s at Risk?

Heat stress can happen to anybody, even the young and fit, and heat exposure may occur
in all kinds of workplaces. Industrial furnaces, hot work like welding/ grinding ,smelters,
foundries and worksites with heavy equipment are significant sources of heat inside
workplaces. For outdoor workers, direct sunlight is the main source of heat.

Controlling Heat Stress

1. Engineering Controls
 Reduce physical demands of work task through mechani-
cal assistance.

 Control the heat at its source through the use of insulating
and reflective barriers (e.g. insulate furnace walls).
 Exhaust hot air and steam produced by operations.

 Reduce the temperature and humidity through air cooling.
 Provide cool, shaded work areas.

 Increase air movement if temperature is below 35° C (e.g.
use fans).

2. Administrative and Work Practice Controls
 Assess the demands of all jobs and have monitoring and control strategies in



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place for hot days and hot workplaces.
 Increase the frequency and length of rest breaks

 Schedule strenuous jobs to cooler times of the day
 Cool drinking water near workers and remind them to drink more frequently,

to stay hydrated

General Tips


 Drink plenty of water even if you don’t feel thirsty.
 Avoid dehydrating beverages containing caffeine.

 Eat smaller meals- eat fruits high in

fibre and natural juice, avoid junk
foods.
 Stay indoors and out of the sun if possi-

ble. When outdoors wear hat or use an
umbrella.
 Dress for the Heat! Wear light coloured, light weight and loose fitting cloths.
 Take cool showers and bath, use cool towels around face and neck.

 Schedule frequent breaks- Take time for rest periods and water breaks

in a shaded or air conditioned area
 When feasible, stressful tasks should be performed during the cooler
part of the day (Morning and late evening).
 Never leave children or seniors in a Parked Cars.

 Be alert to signs of heat-related illness. Know what to look for and
check on other workers that might be at high risk
































ജാഗ്രത 24

Road Safety Training


Safety Council of Kerala organized a training program on Road Safety and Defensive Driving at M/s United Brewer-
ies Limited on 13.09.2019. The program was conducted by AMVI, Motor Vehicle Department, Palakkad.




































Member Training


Member Attending National Level Training:

Sri. P V Baby in OSHA training at Mumbai. Photographed along with Sri P. Pramod, Director, De-
partment of Factories & Boilers, Government of Kerala during the training


































ജാഗ്രത 25

SAFETY WEEK CELEBRATIONS 2019

th
The valedictory function was held on 13.03.19. As part of the 48 national safety week celebrations the Safety Coun-
cil of Kerala organized a refresher session of First Aid and a competition of First Aid on 12.03.19. The Winners were
awarded.

















































































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@ SSI

As part of enhancing the horizon of operation Safety Council of Kerala organized a specific training program exclu-
sively for the Small Scale Industries sector in association with Factories and Boilers department, Govt. Of Kerala.




First Program on
17.09.2019













































Second
Program
on
10.10.2019











The second workshop on industrial safety for SSI Units at Kozhinjampara was inaugurated by Kozhinjampara
Grama Panchayat President Smt. Babitha. The function was presided by Sri. Kannaiyan.Gr.I inspector of F&B
Department Palakkad. Welcomed by Additional Inspector Smt. Sudha. Included the areas; Factories Act and Rules,
Work place safety, Fire safety and First aid. Sri. Pramod AI took classes on Factories Act and Rules.
Sri. Venugopalan took classes on safety and first aid. A live fire demo was arranged and the participants actively
participated in.


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WEBINARS 2020 - 21

S. Date Subject Guests Participated DUR NP
No

1 01.05.20 Panel discussion on Social distancing Sri. Arun Bhasker, Dist. Fire Officer 1:40 36
management after the COVID 19
lockdown lifting. Sri. Ramakrishnan, DLO
Sri. Pramod Additional Inspector F & B

Dr. Anju, Medical Officer, PHC, Kanjikode
2 13.05.20 Clarification on the circular of Director, Sri. Pramod. P, Director, F & B 1:20 92
F & B on precaution to be taken before Govt. of Kerala
restarting the factory after a shutdown

3 29.05.20 Challenges and learning during the start up operations after a shutdown 2:40 40

Clinical approach to business continuity Dr. Chandrababu,Head Occupational
Health, Amararaj Batteries, Thiruppathy
Importance of proactive measures in current Mr. Divakar C S, Head EHS, India
scenario Region, Saint-Gobain

Preventive approach by SEPR India Sri. Roy P Thomas, Head EHS Saint-
Gobain SEPR India Pvt. Ltd
Proactive approach for business continuity in Sri. Ajith Nandakumar, Head HR,
similar situation like COVID 19 SEPR India
Approach on tackling with COVID 19 situa- Sri. Sureshkumar K, Safety Officer,
tion, PRECOT Experience Precot Meridian

4 01.07.20 Electrical Safety Sri. Noufal, Asst. Inspector, Electrical 1:20 52
Inspectorate, Palakkad

5 28.07.20 Basic Life Support Sri. Benny. K. Andrews, Lead Fireman 1:10 32
Fire and Rescue, Govt. of Kerala.
6 21.08.20 Earthing Sri. Noufal, Asst. Inspector, Electrical 2:30 57
Inspectorate, Palakkad
7 25.08.20 Interactive session with KSEB on the safety of Sri. Jagathy, AEE, Electrical sub division, 2:00 32
electricity systems. Parali.
8 30.09.20 Fall protection and FLS Systems. M/s. Karam Industries 1:40 21
9 20.10.20 Acceder-Demo session M/s. Perlaybrook Labs. 1:20 19
10 30.10.20 Confluence 2020 3:50 53
Sri. Pramod. P, Director, F & B, Govt. of Kerala inaugurated the program
An Introduction to Industrial Training Insti- Sri. Ziyad, Chemical Inspector
tute
Best Practices on Behaviour Based Safety Dr. Ramesh, Convener HSE forum
Best Practices on Ergonomics Risk Reduction Sri. Jignesh Vadher, Michelin Tyres, Chennai
Machinery Safety Implementation Sri. B Sri Dhar, Renault Nissan , Chennai
Health & Safety Risk Mitigation Methodology Sri. Rajesh P N

11 12.11.20 Awareness on Occupational Safety, Health & Sri. Pramod. P, Director, Dept. of F & B, 1:20 50
Working Conditions code 2020 Govt. of Kerala.
Total 20:50 484

NP: No. of Participants DUR: Duration in H:MM


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PROGRAM 2018 - 19


S. Date Program detail NP MH Location
No
1 12.04.18 First Aid 36 288 Patspin
2 17.04.18 ERT training &Mock drill 53 424 Saint-Gobain
3 20.04.18 Fire safety refresher training, a product demo by energy and fire 46 184 Precot Club Hall
4 08.05.18 Electrical Safety 21 168 Precot Club Hall
5 02.06.18 First Aid and workplace Safety- refresher Hazard identification 45 360 UB
6 08.06.18 Safety Management at work place refresher role of employee 68 544 UB-External Hall
7 09.06.18 First Aid 32 128 Indsil,Pallatheri.
8 09.06.18 Fire Safety 45 180 UB
9 26.06.18 Fire safety and emergency preparedness 225 900 Polytechnic PKD
10 05.07.18 Workplace safety 56 224 Precot a trg hall
11 11.07.18 Safety Management system 65 520 UB Cherthala
12 11.07.18 Electrical Safety 25 200 Rubfila
13 31.07.18 First Aid 55 440 Rubfila
14 07.08.18 Workplace safety-Focus on Electrical safety and HIRA. 25 200 UB tarining hall
15 09.08.18 Role Safety Committee Members in ensuring safety at workplace 39 312 Precot Club Hall
16 04.09.18 Emergency Preparedness and response 30 240 Rubfila
17 05.09.18 Mock drill 30 240 Rubfila
18 16.09.18 Industrial Safety-Hindi 36 144 M K Gastech.
19 22.09.18 First Aid 30 120 UB
20 24.09.18 Preliminary awareness on industrial safety 57 228 AVP
21 08.10.18 Workplace Safety -Focusing HIRA & PPE and Fire Safety. 38 304 UB Kjkd
22 28.10.18 Awareness training on Industrial safety in Hindi. 9 36 Grace Food Products
23 05.11.18 Workplace Safety -Focusing Chemical Hazards. Domestic safety 24 192 UB Kjkd
24 12,13.11.18 First Aid and Rescue Technique. 31 496 PrecotAClub house.
25 21.11.18 Awareness on Industrial Safety Chand V Industries,
4 16 Kaippamangalam

26 28,29.11.18 First Aid and Rescue Technique. 40 640 UB
27 03.12.19 Safety awareness Program 45 180 UB
28 16.01.19 Work Place Safety-BBS 31 124 UB
29 14.02.19 Unit Head Safety Meet 2019 54 108 IL Guest House
30 21.02.19 Mock drill - ERT 24 96 UB
31 22.02.19 Refresher-First Aid and Fire fighting with on site mock drill 29 232 Precot A unit.
32 02.03.19 Boiler Safety 22 176 Precot Club Hall
33 04.03.19 First Aid 35 280 MCL
34 08.03.19 Fire Fighting 50 400 MCL
35 08.03.19 Road safety 48 96 Koso
36 08.03.19 Road safety 52 156 UB
37 09.03.19 First Aid 7 56 Marico India
38 12.03.19 First Refresher and competitions. 37 296 Precot Club Hall
TOTAL 1599 9928
NP: No. of Participants MH: Man Hours


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PROGRAM 2019 - 20


S. Date Program detail NP MH Location
No
1 01.04.19 Industrial Safety in Hindi 95 380 Kairali Steels
2 06.04.19 Fire safety and rescue technique. 33 264 UB
3 09.04.19 Fire, Disaster Management and Rescue practicals 24 192 Precot Club Hall
4 08.05.19 Electrical Safety 28 224 Precot Club Hall
5 30.05.19 Awareness on Safety Management system in Hindi 220 440 Gasha Steel site
6 01.06.19 First Aid -Refresher 38 304 UB
7 06.06.19 Seminar on Waste Management 23 184 Precot Club Hall
8 08.06.19 Disaster Management and HIRA 33 264 UB
9 21.06.19 First Aid Training. 31 248 Manjilas food tech,
Cheramangalam.
10 22.06.19 LPG Clinic (Residential Program). 32 128 Precot Meridian C Unit.
11 25.06.19 Fire safety 30 120 Patspin India Ltd.
12 10.07.19 Forklift Training 27 216 Malabar Cements Ltd.
13 11.07.19 Work place safety 32 256 UB
14 13.07.19 Road Safety and Defensive driving 25 100 UB at Sayoogyam hall
15 18.07.19 Safety Awareness Program for SSI units @Kanjikode 30 120 Precot Club Hall
16 01.08.19 Safety management system at workplace 72 576 UB Jayalakshmi hall
17 08.08.19 Chemical safety 15 60 Augustan Textile Colors
18 17.08.19 Safety Awareness Program 70 280 Palakkad Surgicals
19 19.08.19 Kanjikode High School 8th std. 110 440 Kanjikode High School
20 30.08.19 Fire safety for Security Staff 22 88 UB
21 02.09.19 Industrial Safety awareness in Hindi 94 376 Kairali Steela
22 21.09.19 Safety Training 51 408 UB
23 23.09.19 Awareness of PPE 15 60 Augustan Textile Colors
24 01.10.19 Safety awareness in Hindi 30 120 Minar alloys
25 08.10.19 Work place Safety (Advanced) 80 640 UB-at Pudussery hall
26 10.10.19 SSI 2 @Kozhinjampara Kozhinjampara Grama Pan-
23 92 chayat Conference hall
27 16.10.19 Safety at work place and fire safety 50 400 UB
28 19.10.19 Mock Drill-Fire 14 56 Palakkad Surgicals
29 21.10.19 Workplace Safety- Preparations 80 640 UB
30 25.10.19 LPG Clinic 26 104 MCL Township
31 02.11.19 Ammonia Safety, LOTO and Work at height. 82 656 UB at Pudussery hall
32 09.11.19 LPG Clinic 28 104 Quarters, ITI, Kanjikode
33 13.11.19 LPG Clinic 48 192 Govt. Polytechnic Palakkad
34 23.11.19 Work at height-Usage of fall arrest. 46 184 UB
35 29.11.19 First aid 22 176 KOSO
36 03.12.19 General Safety Awareness to contract employees. 34 136 MCL
37 04.12.19 Management of CO 2 & Waste Management. 41 328 UB
38 21.12.19 Emergency Response Plan and Practicing. 47 188 UB
39 11.01.20 General Safety Awareness to contract employees. 31 124 MCL
40 13.01.20 General awareness on Environmental Management System 15 120 MCL
TOTAL 1847 9988
NP: No. of Participants MH: Man Hours


ജാഗ്രത 30

WORK AT HEIGHT PROGRAM

This program was organized by Safety Council of Kerala in association with M/s KARAM INDUSTRIES
on 19.02.2020



1 Demo using safety belt while
1
working on scaffolding

Exhibition of Personal Protec-
2 tive Equipment arranged by

M/s KARAM INDUSTRIES


3 Sri. Vasisht, GM, Instrumenta-
tion Limited (middle) inaugurat-
ed the program. Left Sri. K. V.
John, Chairman, Safety Council
of Kerala and Sri. Mohandas,
M/s KARAM INDUSTRIES
lead the session





Work at height accounts for more
fatalities than any other construc-
tion activity.

The hazards and factors affecting
the risk from working at height in-
clude vertical distance of a fall,
fragile roofs, roof lights, voids,
sloping roofs, deteriorating materi-
als, unprotected edges, unstable or
poorly maintained access equip-
ment and adverse weather condi-
tions.




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