Can anyone give the checklist of statutory compliance of all acts related to safety, health, and environment?
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Dear Mr.Arun & Mr.Hansa, Please find attached legal compliance checklist. Regards, Dilip
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Dear Dilip good one i think no further addition required for comparison always do think whatever you have is the no. 1 and if second opinion you might lose track thanks for sharing
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Dear All as a part of Best practice in the EHS every visitors should instructed thorough the printed instruction example of instruction attached for reference Regards Ravichandran D +91-9600346646
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Dear Mr. Dkasar,
Thank you for your elaborate Excel file. As you rightly mentioned, members should suitably modify it to include or delete products according to their own industry.
V. Raghunathan
Navi Mumbai
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Thank you for your elaborate Excel file. As you rightly mentioned, members should suitably modify it to include or delete products according to their own industry.
V. Raghunathan
Navi Mumbai
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Dear Mr. Ravichandran D,
Nice sharing... Very good one... Just a thought comes to mind; you may add a separate slide with the following:
1. Assembly points location. It would be beneficial to include a simple, overall facility map within which assembly points locations are marked.
2. In case of an emergency, what one is supposed to do.
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Nice sharing... Very good one... Just a thought comes to mind; you may add a separate slide with the following:
1. Assembly points location. It would be beneficial to include a simple, overall facility map within which assembly points locations are marked.
2. In case of an emergency, what one is supposed to do.
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Dear Avinash,
I did not find any attachment regarding health, safety, and environment as you mentioned. If possible, please repost the same so many people like me can access it and add value by following/complying with such legal requirements.
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Manish
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I did not find any attachment regarding health, safety, and environment as you mentioned. If possible, please repost the same so many people like me can access it and add value by following/complying with such legal requirements.
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Manish
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Hello Mr Ravichandran,
This is a very good hand out.
The next time when you print these cards you may like to consider the following:
Page 2 first point….read the company’s Environment and Safety policy……
….read the company’s Environment, Health and Safety policy……
Page 4 fifth point…….If you notice any unsafe condition…..
If you notice any unsafe condition or unsafe act………….
Suggestions
The EHS card has to bear the signature of the competent authority.
The EHS card is to be laminated and the visitor has to return the same to security
before leaving. Safe guard and save paper !!!
Thanks again for your post.
V.Raghunathan…………………………………………………….. ……………………….Navi Mumbai
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This is a very good hand out.
The next time when you print these cards you may like to consider the following:
Page 2 first point….read the company’s Environment and Safety policy……
….read the company’s Environment, Health and Safety policy……
Page 4 fifth point…….If you notice any unsafe condition…..
If you notice any unsafe condition or unsafe act………….
Suggestions
The EHS card has to bear the signature of the competent authority.
The EHS card is to be laminated and the visitor has to return the same to security
before leaving. Safe guard and save paper !!!
Thanks again for your post.
V.Raghunathan…………………………………………………….. ……………………….Navi Mumbai
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As per Rule 18A of the Maharashtra rules regarding factories, only certifying surgeons are allowed to conduct medical examinations. Can anyone expand on this? What is the role of a factory medical officer in this scenario?
Secondly, what is the minimum that one should do as part of a factory medical examination, especially related to biochemical tests, hearing, spirometry, vision, etc., in a non-dangerous or hazardous industry?
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Dr. (Gp Capt) Suchitra Mankar
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Secondly, what is the minimum that one should do as part of a factory medical examination, especially related to biochemical tests, hearing, spirometry, vision, etc., in a non-dangerous or hazardous industry?
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Dr. (Gp Capt) Suchitra Mankar
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thanks for your suggetions
we implemeted in that same manner to avoid paper usage
also we made wall TV display which shows all this details and emergency escap plan etc
also having some product intriduction in that.
thats changed to unsafe act only .
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we implemeted in that same manner to avoid paper usage
also we made wall TV display which shows all this details and emergency escap plan etc
also having some product intriduction in that.
thats changed to unsafe act only .
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Dear All
Enterprises in India are increasingly required to respond effectively to emerging Environmental, Occupational Health and Safety imperatives. There is also a growing realization that ensuring ‘Total Regulatory Compliance’ is an elementary pre-requisite to demonstrate sound business performance and upholding commitment to company valued stakeholders.
In India, the constitutional provisions related to environmental, health and safety have been given effect through a numerous complex EHS laws and regulations applicable to manufacturing facilities and building premises / commercial establishments. While responding to these EHS legislation, industry and business in India experience a great difficulty in understanding the complex legal provisions, institutional mechanism, their role, responsibilities, rights and various procedural obligations including penalties for contravention(s).
It is, therefore, an urgent and proven need to strengthen / aid the in-house techno-legal capabilities to establish, achieve and maintain regulatory compliance on continual basis and also enhance capacity to interact effectively with the enforcement agencies on legal issues.
Keeping in view the above, EQMS is organizing this 3 Days non-residential training course on Indian EHS Legislation - Compliance Management and Assessment at Vadodara, Gujarat.
We look forward to your kind consideration for nominations for the above programme.
Do let me know your interest to get detailed TRAINING BROCHURE & further details.
We assuring that the one who attend this training will get a comprehensive in depth knowledge on EHS Legislation in the country.
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Enterprises in India are increasingly required to respond effectively to emerging Environmental, Occupational Health and Safety imperatives. There is also a growing realization that ensuring ‘Total Regulatory Compliance’ is an elementary pre-requisite to demonstrate sound business performance and upholding commitment to company valued stakeholders.
In India, the constitutional provisions related to environmental, health and safety have been given effect through a numerous complex EHS laws and regulations applicable to manufacturing facilities and building premises / commercial establishments. While responding to these EHS legislation, industry and business in India experience a great difficulty in understanding the complex legal provisions, institutional mechanism, their role, responsibilities, rights and various procedural obligations including penalties for contravention(s).
It is, therefore, an urgent and proven need to strengthen / aid the in-house techno-legal capabilities to establish, achieve and maintain regulatory compliance on continual basis and also enhance capacity to interact effectively with the enforcement agencies on legal issues.
Keeping in view the above, EQMS is organizing this 3 Days non-residential training course on Indian EHS Legislation - Compliance Management and Assessment at Vadodara, Gujarat.
We look forward to your kind consideration for nominations for the above programme.
Do let me know your interest to get detailed TRAINING BROCHURE & further details.
We assuring that the one who attend this training will get a comprehensive in depth knowledge on EHS Legislation in the country.
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could you anybody explain piezometer legal compliance for manufacturing company
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