Fire Incident from Crackers: How Can We Better Prepare for Unexpected Events?

Please find the attachment. Although it was due to the crackers, one should still be prepared for such surprise incidents.

I appreciate your concern. In Citehr, we are all in the EHS forum. I don't think you have an idea about EHS. Do you know how valuable the attachment was? As an EHS professional, I understand the importance of attachments.

One more thing I need to mention - I didn't find any difference between "thanks" (as we replied) and "I respect your concern" (as you replied). If you are not an EHS person, I might say you have wasted two precious minutes of your life by replying on this thread. Try to motivate people, or else, please quit.

We understand the value of a simple "thanks." It's not a wasted effort, Mr. Ashish. We know what we are doing. Just go through our threads, and you will realize our past contributions on this forum.

Thanks.

Thanks, Raghu, for the feedback. I certainly don't know what EHS means (Environment, Health, and Safety). I really don't understand how important it is to keep your employees safe and your premises secure. I also have no idea about all the acts that have been passed in this EHS segment up to July 2012, starting from the Factory Act 1948.

I realized today, I am here not just to give frank feedback but also to provide sugar-coated feedback that will motivate a person to take action.

Regards,
Ashish