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REPORT ON OPENING OF NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL (MC) VIdARbHA ACTION CENTRE

The National Safety Council-Maharashtra Chapter, Vidarbha Action Centre Inaugurated by the Hands of Shri. V.A.Moray Director, Directorate of Industrial Safety and Health, Government of Maharashtra on Saturday, the 10th November, 2012 at Hotel Tuli Imperial at Nagpur. Shri Moray congratulated all the Industries in Vidarbha Region who will be getting benefit of this Action Centre. In his inaugural speech he stressed that the thought of the safety must percolate to the shop level persons, so culture of the safety must reach to the working class. Workers in our region are not much educated so to teach the matter of safety to such persons safety programs must be design in such a way so that subject matter looks interesting in nature and involvement of the working class should be there. In his speech he quoted the slogan “think before you act” and said most of the problems will be solved if we act on this slogan. Further he added that most of the accidents in Maharashtra are occurred to the casual workers that means most of the accidents are occurred while doing non routine type of job like working on fragile roof, painting , installation of new machinery etc, because workers involved in such activities are not aware about hazard associated with that activity, they are not aware about risk associated with activity so such jobs must be supervised properly and management must provide all suitable and required PPE and ensure that they must be used by them, then only we can reduce the accidents in such jobs. Due to one accident losses are there to the company but the same time person who met with an accident his family suffer a lot. He says in his speech that this action centre will help to increase safety awareness in management, employees and workers through various training programs, workshops,

seminars and also provide technical inputs related to safety to all industries in Vidarbha Region. He appealed all industries in Vidarbha Region to take advantage of this action centre. Shri Prasad Masurkar, Hon. Secretary, NSC-MC gave information about National Safety council Maharashtra Chapter and said that National Safety Council Maharashtra Chapter and Vidarbha Action Centre will jointly organize various training, workshops, seminars, Industrial visits to promote safety in Vidarbha region. In his speech he stressed upon the objective of National Safety Council to spread the awareness of safety in various industrial zones but its not possible to reach to each and every corner of the State by Chapter so they decided to start the Actions Centres in various part of state to fulfill the objective and Vidarbha Action centre is sixth in this chain. Two more Action Centres will be added in coming days. The Programme was started by the Safety Group song by the group of Indo Rama Synthetics India Limited. Shri Shrikant Deshpande Convener National Safety Council Vidarbha Action Centre delivered the welcome speech followed by speeches of S/shri Sanjay Tankhiwale Additional Director Industrial Safety & Health, Nagpur and Vivek Mandre Associate Vice-President Gammon India Limited & Chairman Vidarbha Industrial Safety Committee. Shri Anil Kamble Deputy Director Industrial Safety and health, Chandrapur was also present on the dais. The Vote of thanks was proposed by S/shri Dnyanesh Mase. Convener National Safety Council Vidarbha Action Centre, P K Baitule, Dhananjay Jamdar and Jayant Moharkar, Deputy Directors, Industrial Safety and health were present during the programme. 150 representatives were present during the programme.

Training Programme on ''CONFINEd SPACE ENTRY'' for MCGM Contractor's Supervisors

CLI Training ProgrammeON THE OCCASION OF FORTY-SECONd NATIONAL SAFETY dAY CELEbRATIONS ON MONdAY, THE 4TH MARCH, 2013. NSC-MC HAS ORGANISEd MAHARASHTRA SAFETY SLOGAN COMPETITION-2013

201st Training course in industrial safety in collaboration with Central Labour Institute - Safety Division, Mumbai from 20th Nov. 2012 - 22nd Nov. 2012 at CLI, Sion.

In-Plant Training Programme on "Confined Space Entry" was organised on Monday, the 30th October, 2012 at Chief Engineer (Sewerage Operations), Love Grove Complex, Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai, Worli, Mumbai. The Programme was organised for MCGM Sewerage Operation Contractors Supervisors. Shri P.R. Masurkar, Hon. Secretary welcomed participants. S/shri J.A. Solanki & A.J. Diwadkar explained the participant about the importance of various safety aspects in "Confied Space Entry" concer to Sewerage Operation.

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SAFETY IN ExCAVATION

Contd in next issue.....

SAFETY IN dEMOLITION WORKSA. It is general experience that fearless regard and

consideration is given to the demolition or dismantling of structures then to erection, construction and maintenance; although the problems, hazards and uncertainties can be much greater and the demolition is frequently carried out by the unskilled workers. It has now been realised more than ever before for at any time in the past that the design engineers have responsibility for safety for not only for design and construction but also for the demolition of the structures at the end of its usual life. The safety measures are to be incorporated at the at the design stage.

“Always tie Safety Knot, don’t lie on hospital cot.”B. Safety precautions, prior to and during demolitin of structures

fall under three headings; (i) Precautions specifically aimed to safeguard the

personnel on the site. (ii) Precautions for safety of persons not connected with

demolition including members of the public and (iii) Precautions necessary for the protection of the property

likely to be effected by demolition Operation.C. The causes of accidents to workers involved with demolition

produce a list of risks, e.g. fall from heights, falling materials, inadequate access, over-fragile materials etc. Premature

collapses due to incorrect dismantling, over loading or excessive pre-weakening feature particularly during demolition.

D. The methods of demolition include hand or manual demolition; mechanical demolition by pusher arm, demolition ball and wire rope pulling; explosives; demolition by hydraulic busters. These methods of demolition are suitable for particular types of buildings and structured such as houses, large buildings, bridges, arches, independent chimneys, steel and concrete structures, spires, pylons and masts, petroleum tanks etc.

E. Before any demolition work is taken up, it should be proceeded by a site survey which should be comprehensive and cover the position of screens, scaffolds etc., for protection of the public and also methods to protect surrounding buildings from the danger of collapse due to withdrawal of support or underminig of the foundation. The electric power to all services within the structures to be demolished should be shut off or discontinued at outside the building. Similarly all gas, water and steam service lines should be shut off or otherwise controlled outside the structure to the demolished. The structure to be demolished should be adequately fenced and cordons off and suitable boarding to be displayed prominently warning the public of the danger.

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