Economic Advisory Council to the Prime MinisterGovernment of India

National Disaster Management Authority

Government of India

th34 Conference onIndustrial Safety and Disaster Management

CIDM 2.0(Chemical & Industrial Disaster Management)

‘Zero Tolerance towards Industrial Disasters’

Hotel Taj Palace, New Delhi | 8-10 July,2019

SUPPORTED BY

Ministry of Environment Forest and Climate Change

Government of India

Ministry of Chemicals and Fertilizers

Government of India

Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas

Government of India

Ministry of Chemicals and Petrochemicals

Government of India

Economic Advisory Council to the Prime Minister (EAC-PM): Economic Advisory Council to the Prime Minister (EAC-PM) was constituted w.e.f

th26 September 2017. The functions of the EAC-PM inter alia include addressing the issues of macroeconomic importance. Keeping in view that the industrial units in various segments play a major role in economic development of the country and that not only huge investments are made in establishing these industrial units but also large number of employees and contract workers are involved at every stage of these units, EAC-PM has accepted the request of the Chemical Industrial Disaster management (CIDM) Board to support CIDM Conferences.

National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA), Government of India was constituted in Sept, 2005 consequent to enactment of Disaster Management Act, 2005. Hon'ble Prime Minister of India is ex-officio Chairman of NDMA. NDMA, as per its inter alia mandate, has brought out National Guidelines on (i) Chemical (Industrial) Disaster Management (CIDM) (ii) Chemical (Terrorism) Disaster Management; the objective of the guidelines is to strengthen prevention, mitigation and preparedness measures; minimize accidents; and set up an effective

mechanism to respond to disasters. For further details, y o u m a y v i s i t t h e w e b s i t e : http://www.ndma.gov.in/en/

Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI), an apex industry association, has organized several training & education programmes in all major industrial sectors in coordination with accredited Indian and global agencies. Disaster Management has been selected by FICCI to raise awareness of the industrial sector and of NGOs, District & State Authorities including Statutory Agencies as well as all the stakeholders in the community who are most vulnerable during disasters. For further details, you may visit the website: http://ficci.in/

The conference on Chemical & Industrial Disaster Management is being successfully conducted for last ten years under the Chairmanship of Lt Gen (Dr) J R Bhardwaj, PVSM AVSM VSM PHS (Retd), Chairman CIDM Board and Former Member, National Disaster Management Authority, Government of India, New Delhi. Under this program 32 Conferences/Workshops and Mock Drills have been conducted in various regions of the country.

th34 Conference on

CIDM 2.0(Chemical & Industrial Disaster Management)

Industrial Safety and Disaster Management‘Zero Tolerance towards Industrial Disasters’

Hotel Taj Palace, New Delhi | 8-10 July,2019

Topics1. Bioengineering Methods To Reduce Chemical

Industrial Pollution

2. CSR Act and its progress in the implementation in Chemical Industry

3. Disaster Training, Mitigation & Response at DMRC Ankaleshwar, Gujarat - A Best Practice In Management of Chemical Disasters

4. Electrical Safety in Industries

5. Suitability of Coastal Ports for Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) Terminal

6. City Gas Distribution (CGD) Blue Print for the Country

7. Integrity Management System for Ensuring Composite Safety for City Gas Distribution

8. Integrity Management Tools (IMS Tools)

9. Storage & Transportation of Petroleum Products

10. DMP for Petroleum Product Pipeline

11. Integrity Management System for Ensuring Composite Safety for Pipelines

12. Third Party Inspection for Integrity Management System (IMS) & DMP

13. Process of Qualifying

14. HAZOP & HAZAN Studies for Chemical Industries

15. Environmental Impact of Contaminated Site & Approach to Remediation

16. Environment Pollution Control Requirements of Refineries, Petrochemicals & Post Commissioning Monitoring

17. On-Site Emergency Management Planning & Rehearsals in a Major Accident Hazard (MAH) Unit

18. Deleterious Impact of Toxic Industrial Chemicals and other Hazardous Materials on Human Health & Environment LNG Transportation by Road Tankers – Economics & Safety

CIDM Mumbai 2016 inaugurated by Hon’ble Minister of Industries and Mining, Government of

Maharashtra and Hon’ble Minister of Revenue, Relief and Rehabilitation, Public Works (excluding Public

Undertakings), Govt. of Maharashtra

CIDM Trivandrum, Kerala – 2015 Inaugurated by Hon'ble Chief Minister, Government of Kerala

CIDM Shimla, Himachal Pradesh 2016 – Inaugurated by, Hon'ble Chief Minister, Govt of Himachal Pradesh

CIDM Hyderabad 2017 program attended by Shri Narshimha Reddy, Hon'ble Minister for Home, Prisons,

Fire Services, Sainik Welfare, Labour & Employment, Government of Telangana.

CIDM Shillong 2013 – Inaugurated by Hon'ble Chief Minister, Government of

Meghalaya

CIDM Shillong, Meghalaya 2015 – Inaugurated by Hon'ble Deputy Chief Minister of Meghalaya I/c Law, Water

Resources, etc. Departments

CIDM Goa 2014 – Inaugurated by

Hon'ble The Governor of Goa

CBRN Hyderabad, 2012 – Inaugurated

by Hon'ble Chief Minister of Andhra

Pradesh

CIDM Ahmedabad 2018 – Inaugurated by Chief Secretary, Government of Gujarat

CIDM Lucknow 2018 Inaugurated by Shri Ram Naik, Governor of Uttar Pradesh

Exhibitor

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Number of Participants

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Discount 10% to FICCI Associate Members

Discount 25% to FICCI Corporate Members

One (1) 17700.00 15930.00 13275.00

Two (2) 33630.00 31860.00 26550.00

Three (3) 47790.00 47790.00 39825.00

Four (4) and above 15930.00 (per delegate) 15930.00 (per delegate) 13275.00 (per delegate)

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All industries in general, Chemical, Aluminium, Iron & Steel, Phosphate & Fertilisers, Thermal Power Stations, Pulp & Paper and petrochemical, oil & gas industry in particular because safety is dependent on a sound established framework & best practices. All persons directly or indirectly involved in industry, isolated storages, container depots, warehouses, ports, industries having pipeline installations etc. would attend the conference.

Apart from delegates from the above mentioned target industries, representation from the following will further enhance the synergy:

Who Should Attend

• Decision Makers (Secretary-Disaster Management, Labour Commissioner, Collectors, SSPs, CMO etc.)

• Regulators (Department of Industrial Safety & Health, Pollution Control Board, Crisis Management Committee Member, DDMA Members etc)

• First Responders (Police, Fire Services, Hospitals, Ambulances, Revenue Department, Municipal Corporation, Electricity Department, NGOs, Voluntary Organizations, etc.)

• Academicians & Technical Experts from Universities.

REGISTRATION FORM

th34 Conference on

Industrial Safety and Disaster Management

CIDM 2.0(Chemical & Industrial Disaster Management)

‘Zero Tolerance towards Industrial Disasters’

Hotel Taj Palace, New Delhi | 8-10 July,2019

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Oil & Gas, Refineries, Oil Exploration Units

Petroleum, Hydrocarbon, Petrochemical Product

Suppliers

Aluminium, Iron & Steel, Foundries & Casting

Industry

Alkali & Acid Manufacturing

Fertilizers, Pesticides, Insecticides Industry

Pulp & Paper, Textile Industry

Pharmaceuticals & Bulk Drug Manufacturers

Ordinance & Explosive Factories, Anti-fire

Chemicals

LPG, CNG, Other Compressed Combustible Gases

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Inflammable & Toxic Gases Units – Cl2, NH3,

Toluene, Benzene, H2S, MIC etc.

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Isolated Storages, Gas Storages, Bottling Plants, Oil

Terminals, Warehouses

SMEs Using and Storing HAZCHEM

Container Depots/Carriers/Cargo/Logistic Companies

Industries Manufacturing, Storing Hazardous, Toxic

Chemicals

Orgsanisations Transporting Chemicals, Hydrocarbons

through Air, Land, Railways & Pipelines

GIS, GPRS, Vehicle Tracking, Satellite Communication

Companies

Industrial Automation, Control, Gas Detection,

Instrumentation Companies

Safety, Security, Emergency & Healthcare Product

Manufacturers, Suppliers

Rescue, Relief and Rehabilitation Measure Providers

Industry Participants

Chemical & Industrial Disaster Management Conferences (CIDM) in India

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24-25, 2008

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16-17, 2008

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15-16, 2010

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21-23, 2012

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16-18, 2013

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30-31, 2014

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6-8, 2015

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5-7, 2015

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12-13, 2016JAMMU & KASHMIR

HIMACHAL PRADESH

PUNJAB

UTTARANCHALHARYANA

DELHI

UTTAR PRADESH BIHAR

GUJARAT

MADHYA PRADESH

MAHARASHTRA

ANDHRAPRADESH

KARNATAKA

TAMIL NADU

KERALA

ORISSA

CHHATTISGARH

JHARKHANDWEST

BENGAL

MEGHALAYA

ARUNACHALPRADESH

NAGALAND

MANIPUR

MIZORAM

RAJASTHAN

ASSAM

TRIPURA

SIKKIM

GOA

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27-28, 2008

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May 30 - June 1, 2017

National CIDM Mumbai

Chandigarh

IndoreAhmadabad

Mumbai

Lucknow

Shillong

Kolkata

Bhubaneswar

Chennai

(CIDM)May

19-20, 2011

Jaipur

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TELANGANA

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Community Leaders, NGOs, Consultants, Media

Hospitals, Trauma Centres, Medicos &

Paramedics

Fire Protection, Fire Fighting, Medical Primary

Responders and other Agencies

R&D, Innovative Technology Institutes &

Laboratories

Participating Sectors from Outside The Industry

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Regulatory Agencies, Emergency Responders -

Police, Fire, NDRF, Coast Guards, Conservators

Academia - Chemical Departments, Research

Scholars, Professors and Experts

State Governments and statutory bodies of the

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R&D, Technological Innovations, Engineering

Designs, POL Tanker Manufacturers

Safety Products, PPEs, Fire Protection, Fire

Fighting Systems & Anti-Fire Chemicals

State Disaster Management Authorities,

Hazardous Wastes Management Units

Industrial Automation System, Control and

Instrumentation

Safety Equipment and Gas Leakage, Monitoring &

Detection Devices

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Rescue and Relief Equipment, Medical Device

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Specialized Ambulances, DM-Medical Kit

Manufacturers

GIS, GPRS, Remote Sensing, Satellite

Communication for Vehicle Tracking

Cargo, Container, Carrier, Transportation,

Logistics Companies

Other Chemical Disaster Management - Safety &

Security Service Providers

ExhibitorsA two day Expo offers exhibitors an opportunity to network and exhibit their services, products and technologies.

The exhibition will focus on the following:

For online registration log on to

www.cidm.in

www.cidm.in

Contact Us:

Federation House, Tansen Marg, New Delhi-110001

Phone: +91-11-23487470, 23487238 (D), 23738760-70 (Ext. 321, 344)

Fax: +91-11-23320714 | Email: cidm@ficci.com

Deputy Secretary General, FICCI

nirankar.saxena@ficci.com

E: rubaab.sood@ficci.com | T :- +91-11-23487470

Mr. Rubaab Sood, Addl. Director, FICCI

For Program, Speaker Co-ordination and Registration

For Government Relations, Registration & Sponsorship

Overall Program Incharge

Mr. Nirankar Saxena

Mr. Mainak Majumdar Deputy Director

E: mainak.majumdar@ficci.comM: +91-9999927561

Mr. Varun Sharma Research Associate

E: varun.sharma@ficci.com M: +91-8826110000

Mr. Akhil GuptaJoint Director, FICCI

Email: akhil.gupta@ficci.comMobile: +91-9811059679

Mr. Sanjeev Kumar Deputy Director

E: sanjeev.kumar@ficci.com M: +91-8800699428