I m working as HR trainy in automobile manufacturing company and & i had got an assignment on industerial safity.
If anyone have any marerail on industrial safity( any ppt, any infreomatin) plz send me asap.
Regards,
Narinder
From India, Jalandhar
If anyone have any marerail on industrial safity( any ppt, any infreomatin) plz send me asap.
Regards,
Narinder
From India, Jalandhar
check out with DGFASLI (central labour instt, sion, mumbai)
Indian Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine
there is a instt of occupational health in hyderabad..
ask CII, FICCI/ ASSOCHAM/ PHD etc, they hv varying resources...
NIOSH(US)
CCOSH(Canada)
HSE(UK)
am myself an auditor of occupational health n safety OHSAS 18001 ...
surya
From India, Delhi
41Indian Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine
there is a instt of occupational health in hyderabad..
ask CII, FICCI/ ASSOCHAM/ PHD etc, they hv varying resources...
NIOSH(US)
CCOSH(Canada)
HSE(UK)
am myself an auditor of occupational health n safety OHSAS 18001 ...
surya
From India, Delhi
Dear Narinder,
To give you a Brief simple explanation and notes on Industrial Safety.
Meaning of Accident:
The FACTORIES ACT,1948, defines accident as, "an occurance in an industrial establishment causing bodily injury to a person which makes him unfit to resume his duties in the next 48 hours"
As per the Act, every occurance which may injure a worker is not an accident. The injury inflicted on a worker should be serious which makes him unfit for work atlest for two days. Any casualinjury is not covered under 'accident'
An Industrial injury may also be defined as "a personal injury to an employee which has been caused by an accident or an occupational disease and which would entitle such employee to compensation under the Workmen's Compensation Act,1923"
MEASURES FOR ENSURING INDUSTRIAL SAFETY:
:arrow: Safety Committee
:arrow: Safety Training
:arrow: Material Handling Equpiments
:arrow: Guarding of Machines
:arrow: Maintenance of Plant
:arrow: Regular Inspection
:arrow: Equipment Redesign
:arrow: Proper Clothing
:arrow: Clean Floors
:arrow: Safety Campaign
Try to club with more info given by Kiran Kumar Choudhary. very good details given there.
More info in the LEGAL ASPECT SIDE, which will help employees in any manufacturing company to know about are :
LEGAL PROVISIONS REGARDING SAFETY OF WORKERS:
The safety provisions listed below are : (HEALTH OF WORKERS IN FACTORIES, SECTION 11-20 OF Factories Act, 1948)
SECTION-11.... CLEANLINESS
SECTION-12.... DISPOSAL OF WASTES AND EFFLUENTS
SECTION-13.... VENTILATION AND TEMPERATURE
SECTION-14.... DUST AND FUMES
SECTION-15.... ATRIFICIAL HUMIDIFICATION
SECTION-16.... OVERCROWDING
SECTION-17.... LIGHTING
SECTION-18.... DRINKING WATER
SECTION-19.... LATRINES AND URINALS
SECTION-20.... SPITTOONS
The Factories Act,1948 deals with the safety of workers in India. section 21 to 41 of the Act deals with the safety provisions. The safety of the workers is the prime responsibility of the owner of the factory.
The provisions dealing with the safety of workers in different States are supplemented by rules framed by each State Government.
The safety provisions listed below are : (SAFETY OF FACTORY WORKERS)
SECTION-21.... FENCING OF MACHINERY
SECTION-22.... WORK ON OR NEAR THE MACHINE IN MOTION
SECTION-23.... EMPLOYMENT OF YOUNG PERSONS ON DANGEROUS MAHINES
SECTION-24.... STRIKING GEAR AND DEVICES FOR CUTTING OFF POWER
SECTION-25.... SELF ACTING MACHINES
SECTION-26....CASTING OF NEW MACHINERY
SECTION-27.... PROHIBITION OF EMPLOYMENT OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN NEAR COTTON- OPENERS
SECTION-28.... HOISTS AND LIFTS
SECTION-29.... LIFTING MACHINES, CHAINS, ROPES AND LIFTING TACKLES
SECTION-30.... REVOLVING MACHINERY
SECTION-31.... PRESSURE PLANT
SECTION-32.... FLOORS, STAIRS AND MEANS OF ACCESS
SECTION-33.... PITS, SUMPS, OPENING IN FLOORS,ETC
SECTION-34.... EXCESSIVE WEIGHTS
SECTION-35.... PROTECTION OF EYES
SECTION-36.... PRECAUTIONS AGAINST DANGEROUS FUMES
SECTION-36A....PRECAUTIONS REGARDING THE USE OF PORTABLE LIGHT
SECTION-37.... EXPLOSIVE OR INFLAMMABLE DUST ,GAS,ETC..
SECTION-38.... PRECAUTIONS IN CASE OF FIRE
SECTION-39.... POWER TO REREQUIRE SPECIFIATION OF DEFECTIVE PART OR TESTS OF STABILITY
SECTION-40.... SAFETY OF BUILDINGS AND MACHINERY
SECTION-40A....MAINTENANCE OF BUILDINGS
SECTION-40B....SAFETY OFFICERS
SECTION-41.... POWER TO MAKE RULES
Any clarifications and more in details,
Revert back.
Regards,
Paromita
From India, Bangalore
To give you a Brief simple explanation and notes on Industrial Safety.
Meaning of Accident:
The FACTORIES ACT,1948, defines accident as, "an occurance in an industrial establishment causing bodily injury to a person which makes him unfit to resume his duties in the next 48 hours"
As per the Act, every occurance which may injure a worker is not an accident. The injury inflicted on a worker should be serious which makes him unfit for work atlest for two days. Any casualinjury is not covered under 'accident'
An Industrial injury may also be defined as "a personal injury to an employee which has been caused by an accident or an occupational disease and which would entitle such employee to compensation under the Workmen's Compensation Act,1923"
MEASURES FOR ENSURING INDUSTRIAL SAFETY:
:arrow: Safety Committee
:arrow: Safety Training
:arrow: Material Handling Equpiments
:arrow: Guarding of Machines
:arrow: Maintenance of Plant
:arrow: Regular Inspection
:arrow: Equipment Redesign
:arrow: Proper Clothing
:arrow: Clean Floors
:arrow: Safety Campaign
Try to club with more info given by Kiran Kumar Choudhary. very good details given there.
More info in the LEGAL ASPECT SIDE, which will help employees in any manufacturing company to know about are :
LEGAL PROVISIONS REGARDING SAFETY OF WORKERS:
The safety provisions listed below are : (HEALTH OF WORKERS IN FACTORIES, SECTION 11-20 OF Factories Act, 1948)
SECTION-11.... CLEANLINESS
SECTION-12.... DISPOSAL OF WASTES AND EFFLUENTS
SECTION-13.... VENTILATION AND TEMPERATURE
SECTION-14.... DUST AND FUMES
SECTION-15.... ATRIFICIAL HUMIDIFICATION
SECTION-16.... OVERCROWDING
SECTION-17.... LIGHTING
SECTION-18.... DRINKING WATER
SECTION-19.... LATRINES AND URINALS
SECTION-20.... SPITTOONS
The Factories Act,1948 deals with the safety of workers in India. section 21 to 41 of the Act deals with the safety provisions. The safety of the workers is the prime responsibility of the owner of the factory.
The provisions dealing with the safety of workers in different States are supplemented by rules framed by each State Government.
The safety provisions listed below are : (SAFETY OF FACTORY WORKERS)
SECTION-21.... FENCING OF MACHINERY
SECTION-22.... WORK ON OR NEAR THE MACHINE IN MOTION
SECTION-23.... EMPLOYMENT OF YOUNG PERSONS ON DANGEROUS MAHINES
SECTION-24.... STRIKING GEAR AND DEVICES FOR CUTTING OFF POWER
SECTION-25.... SELF ACTING MACHINES
SECTION-26....CASTING OF NEW MACHINERY
SECTION-27.... PROHIBITION OF EMPLOYMENT OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN NEAR COTTON- OPENERS
SECTION-28.... HOISTS AND LIFTS
SECTION-29.... LIFTING MACHINES, CHAINS, ROPES AND LIFTING TACKLES
SECTION-30.... REVOLVING MACHINERY
SECTION-31.... PRESSURE PLANT
SECTION-32.... FLOORS, STAIRS AND MEANS OF ACCESS
SECTION-33.... PITS, SUMPS, OPENING IN FLOORS,ETC
SECTION-34.... EXCESSIVE WEIGHTS
SECTION-35.... PROTECTION OF EYES
SECTION-36.... PRECAUTIONS AGAINST DANGEROUS FUMES
SECTION-36A....PRECAUTIONS REGARDING THE USE OF PORTABLE LIGHT
SECTION-37.... EXPLOSIVE OR INFLAMMABLE DUST ,GAS,ETC..
SECTION-38.... PRECAUTIONS IN CASE OF FIRE
SECTION-39.... POWER TO REREQUIRE SPECIFIATION OF DEFECTIVE PART OR TESTS OF STABILITY
SECTION-40.... SAFETY OF BUILDINGS AND MACHINERY
SECTION-40A....MAINTENANCE OF BUILDINGS
SECTION-40B....SAFETY OFFICERS
SECTION-41.... POWER TO MAKE RULES
Any clarifications and more in details,
Revert back.
Regards,
Paromita
From India, Bangalore
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