SEED FOR SAFETY - INDUSTRIAL SAFETY TRAINING PROGRAMS
Safety training is a key element in the prevention of work-related injuries,
illnesses and death. When educated on safety procedures, employees will know how
to prevent an incident in the workplace by properly operating machinery and
handling equipments, and will also learn how to respond quickly if presented
with a dangerous situation. To Avoid Accidents, SEED FOR SAFETY
will present...
* In House Training
* On the Job Training
* BBS Implementation Training
* Public demos and Fire Demos
* First Aid Demos
* Mock Drill and Customized Safety Training
List Of Training And Its Scope
| Safety Culture |
| Mode of Language | ▪ English, Hindi & Tamil |
| Scope of the program | ▪ Need And Importance of safety
▪ Hazards and its control methods
▪ Accidents and its prevention techniques
▪ Case study on incidents
▪ Machinery safety
▪ Manual and material handling techniques
▪ PPE’s and its importance
▪ Basics of electrical safety |
| Requirements |
▪ Training Hall and Setting Arrangements |
| Hazard identification and risk Assessment |
| Mode of Language |
▪ English, Hindi & Tamil |
| Scope of the program | - ▪ What is hazards?
- ▪ How to
identify the hazards?
- ▪ Hazards classification?
- ▪ Live example and identification
- ▪ HIRA
- ▪ Quantification of risk
- ▪ Risk assessment
- ▪ Techniques to eliminate the risk
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| Requirements |
▪ Training Hall and Setting Arrangements |
| safety and supervisors |
| Mode of Language | ▪ English, Hindi & Tamil |
| Scope of the program | ▪ Personal protective equipments
▪ Accidents and its prevention techniques
▪ Manual handling and material handling
▪ Safety in industry
▪ Safety officer and his roles
▪ Housekeeping and its importance like 5S
▪ Best rigging practice
▪ Case studies
▪ Permit System
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| Requirements | ▪ Training Hall and Setting Arrangements |
| Forklift and Pallet Stacker Training |
| Mode of Language | ▪ English, Hindi & Tamil |
| Scope of the program | ▪ Safe and efficient operation
▪ Causes for forklift accident
▪ Checklist before
operating forklift
▪ Do's and Don's while lifting and stacking materials
▪ Forklift maintenance
▪ Forklift parking
▪ Charging
and fuel filling |
| Requirements | ▪ Training Hall and Setting Arrangements |
| Lifting tackles and its Safety |
| Mode of Language | ▪ English, Hindi & Tamil |
| Scope of the program | ▪ Lifting and rigging techniques
▪ Various types of lifting equipments and its safety
▪ Various types of lifting tackles and its safety
▪ Best rigging practices
▪ Safety in Material Handling
▪ Statutory norms for lifting tackles
▪ How to find the lifting equipments failures |
| Requirements | ▪ Training Hall and Setting Arrangements |
| Chemical Safety |
| Mode of Language | ▪ English, Hindi & Tamil |
| Scope of the program | ▪ Different type of chemical hazards
▪ Best practice in storage & Handling chemicals
▪ Importance of MSDS & Chemical Information sheet
▪ Spill management procedure
▪ Case study explains the chemical Hazards
▪ Environmental Factors related to chemicals
▪ PPE’s for proper usage and handling
▪ Health hazards related to Chemicals |
| Requirements | ▪ Training Hall and Setting Arrangements |
| Accident investigation and its techniques |
| Mode of Language | ▪ English, Hindi & Tamil |
| Scope of the program | ▪ Why accident need to be investigated .
▪ Types of Accident that requires Investigation.
▪ Investigation team members.
▪ Check list for Accident Investigation.
▪ Preparation of Investigation report.
▪ 5W 2H concepts for accident investigation
▪ Difference between Facts and faults
▪ Hands of experience to fill the investigation report. |
| Requirements | ▪ Training Hall and Setting Arrangements |
| Behavioral safety |
| Mode of Language | ▪ English, Tamil & Tamil |
| Scope of the program | ▪ How human behavior affecting safety culture.
▪ Types of negative behavior leading to accident
▪ How to promote a Positive human behavior.
▪ Human behavior study analysis.
▪ Statistics on Behavioral based safety
▪ How behaviors improve the production |
| Requirements | ▪ Training Hall and Setting Arrangements |
| Electrical safety |
| Mode of Language | ▪ English, Hindi & Tamil |
| Scope of the program | - ▪ Hazards of electricity
▪ Electrical Fire
▪ Safety in electrical equipments
▪ Statutory part in electricity
▪ Lock and tag Techniques
▪ Placard and its importance
▪ CPR for electrical Shock
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| Requirements | ▪ Training Hall and Setting Arrangements |
| Safety in Construction Industry |
| Mode of Language | ▪ English, Hindi & Tamil |
| Scope of the program | ▪ About the construction safety challenges
▪ Electrical safety
▪ Safety with handtools
▪ Construction hazards
▪ Fall prevention
▪ first aid safety
▪ fire safety
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| Requirements | ▪ Training Hall and Setting Arrangements |
| Safety in Manufacturing Industry |
| Mode of Language | ▪ English, Hindi & Tamil |
| Scope of the program | ▪ About the manufacturing safety challenges
▪ Electrical safety
▪ Safety with
handtools
▪ Production hazards
▪ Maintenance hazards
▪ Basic first aid
▪ Basic fire safety
▪ Ladder safety
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| Requirements | ▪ Training Hall and Setting Arrangements |
| Safety audit, Job safety analysis and FMEA |
| Mode of Language | ▪ English, Hindi & Tamil |
| Scope of the program | ▪ Types of audits
▪ How to conduct a safety audit.
▪ Critical areas that require audit.
▪ Audit check list.
▪ JSA & it benefit.
▪ When should JSA to be conducted.
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| Requirements | ▪ Training Hall and Setting Arrangements |
| Environmental Management System |
| Mode of Language | ▪ English, Hindi & Tamil |
| Scope of the program | ▪ Types of Pollution
▪ Aspects and Impacts assessment
▪ Policy Decisions
▪ How to prevent Pollution
▪ Global warming and its prevention
▪ Waste management
▪ ISO 14001 brief introduction
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| Requirements | ▪ Training Hall and Setting Arrangements |
| Safety Management System |
| Mode of Language | ▪ English, Hindi & Tamil |
| Scope of the program | ▪ Types of Hazards
▪ Risk assessment
▪ Policy Decisions
▪ How to prevent risk
▪ Safety Audits
▪ Safety Committee/Forums
▪ Motivating safety
▪ Safety Culture |
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Requirements
| ▪ Training Hall and Setting Arrangements |
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Fire protection and Fire fighting
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| Mode of Language | ▪ English, Hindi & Tamil |
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Objective:
| ▪ Fire accidents are found to be one among the major reasons for
huge loss of men and money at the industries and work pace.
▪ Similar incidents
continue to occur not due to the non availability of sophisticated equipments but
because of the very simple reasons that the employees are not able to handle
the safety equipments, as they are not trained.
▪ This training module is designed
to bridge this gap between the equipments and the attitude of the employees in
handling the fire emergencies
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Scope of the program
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▪ Mistakes are the best teachers
▪ Understanding and identification of fire hazards
▪ Prevention is better than cure
▪ Fire chemistry
▪ Fire fighting principles
▪ Fire classification (Indian standards)
▪ Fire fighting Medias
▪ Live Demonstration
▪ Home safety
▪ General First Aid Procedures
▪ Evacuation Procedures
▪ Attitude for accident free work culture
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Requirements
| ▪ Training Hall and Open space for live demonstration depending
upon the number of participants. ▪ Petrol -3lts, Diesel-5lts and One set of fire extinguishers
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| Basic First Aid |
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Mode of Language
| ▪ English,Tamil and Hindi |
| Scope of the program |
▪ Need And Importance of First Aid
▪ Basics of first Aid
▪ Procedure for diagnosis and treatment
▪ Heart Attack
▪ CPR
▪ Fracture
▪ Burns
▪ First Aid for Snake Bite
▪ Other Industrial and residential medical crisis management
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| Requirements | ▪ Training Hall and Setting Arrangements for live demonstration depending upon the number of participants. |
| Lock Out and Tag Out (LOTO) |
| Mode of Language | ▪ English, Hindi & Tamil |
| ▪ What is LOTO? | ▪ Lockout-Tagout (LOTO) or lock and tag is a safety
procedure which is used in industry and research settings to ensure that dangerous machines are properly shut off and not started up again
prior to the completion of maintenance or servicing work. |
| Scope of the program |
▪ About LOTO
▪ Why lock and
tag is needed?
▪ Types of energy and its control
▪ Prepare, Check and Verify techniques
▪ Case Study
▪ Exceptions if any.
▪ Basic electrical tips
▪ Basic mechanical safety
▪ Practical demo and placard designs.
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| Requirements | ▪ Training Hall and Setting Arrangements |
| Legal compliance |
| Mode of Language | ▪ English, Hindi & Tamil |
| Scope of the program |
▪ The Factories acts and Rules
▪ The Minimum Wages Act 1948
▪ The apprentices Act, 1961
▪ The workmen Compensation Acts, 1923
▪ EMPLOYEES STATE INSURANCE ACT, 1948
▪ Environmental Protection Acts
▪ legal updates related to the industry.
▪ Training on important legal and legislations
applicable to industries.
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| Requirements | ▪ Training Hall and Setting Arrangements |
| Manual Handling and materials handlings |
| Mode of Language | ▪ English, Hindi & Tamil |
| Scope of the program |
▪ Manual handling activity in most workplaces
▪ Lifting, lowering, pulling, pushing, carrying, moving, holding or restraining an object
▪ Injuries and musculoskeletal disorders
▪ Prevention through a systemic approach of identification, assessment and control of risks associated with manual handling
▪ Health Hazards related to manual and material handling
▪ Material handling challenges and its prevention
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| Requirements | ▪ Training Hall and Setting Arrangements |
| Safety Officer and his roles |
| Mode of Language | ▪ English, Hindi & Tamil |
| Scope of the program |
▪ Preparation and Conducting of Tool Boxes
▪ How to Handle Emergency Situations
▪ Preparation of Workplace inspection and conducting the same
▪ HIRA Preparation
▪ JSA analysis of activities
▪ Preparation of Investigation incident reports and review
▪ Monitor the local area compliances with OHS policies and procedures
▪ Monitor the legal requirements
▪ Improve the Safety Culture
▪ Improve the Safety management System |
| Requirements | ▪ Training Hall and Setting Arrangements
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| Emergency Preparedness |
| Mode of Language | ▪ English, Hindi & Tamil |
| Scope of the program |
▪ Why Safety Need?
▪ Why Emergency?
▪ Understanding and identification of fire hazards
▪ Evacuation Procedures
▪ Other Industrial and residential medical crisis management
▪ Types of emergency.
▪ How to act fast in emergency situation
▪ Types of fire and extinguishers types
▪ Fire fighting principles.
▪ Fire classification (Indian standards)
▪ Fire Practical Demonstration.
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| Requirements | ▪ Training Hall and Setting Arrangements
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| OHSAS 18001 |
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Mode of Language
| ▪ English, Hindi & Tamil |
| Scope of the program |
▪ About OHSAS 18001
▪ PDCA cycle
▪ Hazard and its types
▪ Hazard identification
▪ Risk assessment
▪ Certification
▪ Legal Updates
▪ About surveillance
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| Requirements | ▪ Training Hall and Setting Arrangements |
| ISO - 14001 |
| Mode of Language | ▪ English, Hindi & Tamil |
| Scope of the program |
▪ Policy Decisions
▪ How to prevent Pollution
▪ Global warming and its prevention
▪ Waste management
▪ ISO 14001 brief introduction
▪ PDCA Cycle
▪ Aspects and Impacts assessment
▪ Emergency management
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| Requirements | ▪ Training Hall and Setting Arrangements |
| Compressed Gases |
| Mode of Language | ▪ English, Hindi & Tamil |
| Scope of the program |
▪ Types of compressed gases
▪ MSDS
▪ Hazard and its types
▪ Safety while working with compressed gases
▪ Precautions
▪ Statutory rules and regulations on Compressed gases
▪ Compressed Cylinder handling
▪ Safety in Storage of cylinders
▪ Transportation of cylinders
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| Requirements | ▪ Training Hall and Setting Arrangements |
| Welding Safety |
| Mode of Language | ▪ English, Hindi & Tamil |
| Scope of the program |
▪ Welding and its types
▪ Hazard of welding
▪ Fumes and gases
▪ Electrical Safety in welding work
▪ Precautions
▪ Radiation and effects of welding
▪ Hot work and permit system
▪ PPE
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| Requirements | ▪ Training Hall and Setting Arrangements |
| Machinery Safety |
| Mode of Language | ▪ English, Hindi & Tamil |
| Scope of the program |
▪ Machine guarding
▪ Hazard of machineries
▪ Electrical Safety
▪ Precautions
▪ Hand Tools and power tools safety
▪ Statutory norms and regulations
▪ Grinding, drilling, Lathe safety.
▪ Safety audit of machineries
▪ PPE
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| Requirements | ▪ Training Hall and Setting Arrangements |
| Scaffolding |
| Mode of Language | ▪ English, Hindi & Tamil |
| Scope of the program |
▪ Types of Scaffold
▪ The scaffold’s load capacities
▪ How to use the scaffold
▪ Electrical and Welding safety in scaffold
▪ Fall Protection
▪ Personal Fall arrest systems
▪ Guard rail Systems
▪ Protection From falling objects
▪ How to handle materials on the scaffold
▪ Inspection Requirements
▪ Handling Damaged components
▪ Safe access to Platforms
▪ Erection and dismantling Scaffolds
▪ Case studies
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| Requirements | ▪ Training Hall and Setting Arrangements |
| Crane safety |
| Mode of Language | ▪ English, Hindi & Tamil |
| Scope of the program |
▪ Manual and material handling safety guidelines like sling selection, Rigging practices, Signalling, Safety while carrying load and stacking destacking procedures
▪ History of safety
▪ Why safety?
▪ Hazards in Manual and material handling.
▪ Hazards elimination techniques.
▪ Material handling equipment Principles
▪ General operational safety precautions.
▪ Load calculations
▪ Ergonomical Problems
▪ Safety precautions in EOT operations.
▪ Safety precautions when load handling.
▪ Safety precautions when stacking and un stacking.
▪ Safety precautions when operating near pedestrians.
▪ Maintenance of EOT.
▪ Daily, weekly and monthly Checklist.
▪ General safety precautions.
▪ Signals.
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| Requirements | ▪ Training Hall and Setting Arrangements |
| Defensive Training |
| Mode of Language | ▪ English, Hindi & Tamil |
| Scope of the program |
▪ Safety and its culture.
▪ What is Defensive Training?
▪ Driving Errors
▪ Weather condition and safe Driving
▪ Stopping Distance
▪ Pedestrian safety
▪ Intersections and Merging
▪ Mechanical Failures
▪ City Driving
▪ Statutory Provisions
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| Requirements | ▪ Training Hall and Setting Arrangements |
| Hazop |
| Mode of Language | ▪ English, Hindi & Tamil |
| Scope of the program |
▪ Introduction To Hazop
▪ When to do it?
▪ Inputs and outputs
▪ Managing the Hazop Process
▪ Node
▪ Guide words
▪ Parameters
▪ Deviations
▪ Example
▪ Case studies
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| Requirements | ▪ Training Hall and Setting Arrangements |
| 5S and House Keeping |
| Mode of Language | ▪ English, Hindi & Tamil |
| Scope of the program |
▪ 5s
- ▪ Sorting (Seiri)
- ▪ Straightening or setting in order / stabilize (Seiton)
- ▪ Sweeping or shining or cleanliness / systematic cleaning (Seiso)
- ▪ Standardizing (Seiketsu)
- ▪ Sustaining the discipline or self-discipline (Shitsuke)
▪ Importance Of good housekeeping
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| Requirements | ▪ Training Hall and Setting Arrangements |
| Disaster management |
| Mode of Language | ▪ English, Hindi & Tamil |
| Scope of the program |
▪ Introduction To Disaster management
▪ Exposure about natural Hazards
▪ Disasters
▪ Characteristics of Disasters
▪ Management Mechanism
▪ Mitigation, Response, recovery and mitigation.
▪ Case studies
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| Requirements | ▪ Training Hall and Setting Arrangements |
| Office Ergonomics |
| Mode of Language | ▪ English, Hindi & Tamil |
| Scope of the program |
▪ Basics Of Safety
▪ Why Office safety?
▪ Computers and its safety
▪ Ergonomics
▪ Stacking
▪ Electricity Basics
▪ Fire and its principles
▪ Slips, Trips and falls
▪ Emergency and its action Plan
▪ Signage and its importance
▪ 5S principles
▪ Case Studies
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| Requirements | ▪ Training Hall and Setting Arrangements |
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