government of madhya pradesh labour department

SAFETY BY EASE OF COMPLIANCE

(EASE OF DOING BUSINESS)

Government of Madhya PradeshLabour Department

Accidents at Factory Premises.

Violation of provisions of Factories Act ,1948 due whichaccidents have been taken place

Total 153 accident cases occurred during 2014,2015 &2016 have been reviewed.Classification of violations found in that cases are as below -

S.No. Section/Rules Descriptions Numbers

1. Section 7-A General duties of occupier i.e.( maintenanceof safe conditions, training) etc.

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2. Rule 73 protective appliances 48

Total 153 accident cases occurred during 2014,2015 &2016 have been reviewed.Classification of violations found in that cases are as below -

2. Rule 73 protective appliances 48

3. Rule 73-E Method of work 38

4. Section 21 Fencing of machinery 31

5. Sec.38/Rule 72 Fire safety 22

6. Sec.31/R.67 Pressure vessel 18

7. sec.29 Lifting machine 10

-2-S.No. Section/Rules Descriptions Numbers8. Sec.33 Openings in floor 06

9. Sec.32 Floors ,stair, means of access 04

10. Rule 73-B Provisions regarding fragile roof 03

11. R.28 Lift & Hoist 0211. R.28 Lift & Hoist 02

11. Sec.,22,36 Rule 73-A,73-J

1.Work near machinery inmotion.2.Precation againstdangerous fumes.3.oven anddrier 4.Thermic fluid heater.

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Sec.31/R.67 sec.29 Sec.33 Sec.32 Rule 73-

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Top 10 Identified Causes of Fatalities

1.Unsafe act and unsafe condition ,training ,supervision etc. (General dutiesof occupier)

2.Non use of protective appliances3.Wrong method of work.4.Due to Non /inadequate fencing of machinery.5.pressure vessel/liftig machinery testing6.Due to opening in floor,7.Unsafe means of access to floors,stair8.Due to fragile roof.9.lift & hoist10.work near machinery in motion

1.Unsafe act and unsafe condition ,training ,supervision etc. (General dutiesof occupier)

2.Non use of protective appliances3.Wrong method of work.4.Due to Non /inadequate fencing of machinery.5.pressure vessel/liftig machinery testing6.Due to opening in floor,7.Unsafe means of access to floors,stair8.Due to fragile roof.9.lift & hoist10.work near machinery in motion

Construction SiteAccidents

Construction SiteAccidents

Violation of provisions of BOC Act 1996 due which accidentshave been taken place

Total 41 accident cases occurred during 2014,2015 &2016 have beenreviewed .Classification of violations found in that cases are as below -

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Violatedsections/Rules

Description regarding provisions Number of case inwhich violationfound

1. R.178,179 Safety belt and safety net 20

2. R.54 Use of safety helmets 132. R.54 Use of safety helmets 13

3. R.70,71,72 Ropes, testing of lifting gears ,Heattreatment

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4. R.47 Electrical Hazard. 06

5. R.42 Slipping ,falling Hazard 05

6. R.49 Stability of structures 04

7. R.181,182 Structural frame and formwork 03

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sections/RulesDescription regarding provisions Number of

case in whichviolation found

8. R.188,190,192 Scaffolding 03

9. R.105 Concrete work (beam,floor & roof) 03

10. R.88 Transport & earth moving equipment. 03

11. R.41 Overhead protection. 0211. R.41 Overhead protection. 02

12 (1).R.55,(2).77,(3).62, (4.)104,(5).35, (6).198,(7).183,(8).sec.31,(9).R.37,(10).106,(11).207

1.Constructon & maintenance of liftinggears 2.Carrying of persons by means oflifting appliances 3.Loading of liftingappliance and lifting gears 4.Inspection &supervision.5.Fire protection 6.Protectionagainst electric power line.7.Erection/Dismantling of steel structure.8.prohibition of employment of certainperson.9.Fencing of motors 10.Stripping11.Pressure plant & equipment.

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1,72 R.47 R.42 R.49 R.181,182

R.188,190,19

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Top 10 Identified Causes of Accidents/Fatalities1.Falling from height.2.Not using protective appliances.3.Due to Lifting machine & operations.4.Electrocution.5.Slipping & falling.6.Unstability of structure.7.Failing of Form work/Structures8.Scaffolding failure.9.Constructional vehicle accident.10.No overhead protection (Protection from Falling object.)

1.Falling from height.2.Not using protective appliances.3.Due to Lifting machine & operations.4.Electrocution.5.Slipping & falling.6.Unstability of structure.7.Failing of Form work/Structures8.Scaffolding failure.9.Constructional vehicle accident.10.No overhead protection (Protection from Falling object.)

Ease of doing Business ?

KNOW THE LAW ?

KNOW THE RULES??

KNOW THE RULES??

KNOWNOTIFICATIONS

???


KNOW CORRECT METHOD OFOPERATIONS/ PROCESS ??


HURDLE FREEWORKING

WORKING SHOULDNOT BE HURDLERACE

HURDLE FREEWORKING

WORKING SHOULDNOT BE HURDLERACE


OBSTACLE

FREE

WORKING

NO OBSTACLES AT FACTORY / BUSINESS

OBSTACLE

FREE

WORKING


WORKING WITH COMFORT


WORKING WITH PLEASURE NOT PRESSURE


What one gets from doing Business

Without Hurdles

Without Obstacles

With Comfort

With Pleasure

Without Hurdles

Without Obstacles

With Comfort

With Pleasure

Working without Safety

Working with Safety

Safety by Gods will?

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Safety by Factory Inspector visit?

x

Safety by Supervisor?

x

Safety by Consultants/ Certification ?

Contract onPaper.

Payment inPocket,

What is onground?

xContract onPaper.

Payment inPocket,

What is onground?

Safety by Safety Officers?x

Safety by Compliance of Law

It is basedonCommonSense

How to do ComplianceCourts, Human Right Commission Govt. Authorities Order

an Inspector or a Team to Inspect & give report.

orYou request Govt. & Authorities to send a Team of officersto Inspect and give report & Advice for my Factory.

As safety at work place is Right and Duty both.

It is for SAFETY & EASE OF DOING BUSINESS.

Courts, Human Right Commission Govt. Authorities Orderan Inspector or a Team to Inspect & give report.

orYou request Govt. & Authorities to send a Team of officersto Inspect and give report & Advice for my Factory.

As safety at work place is Right and Duty both.

It is for SAFETY & EASE OF DOING BUSINESS.

How much compliance of Law For Safety

• 20% compliance? NO

• 30% compliance ? NO




• 99% compliance? NO ?? ? ?

Because still thereare chances ofaccidents/ Claims/ProsecutionsNo ease ofdoing businessThen ????


• 30% compliance ? NO




• 99% compliance? NO ?? ? ?

Because still thereare chances ofaccidents/ Claims/ProsecutionsNo ease ofdoing businessThen ????

How much compliance of Law For Safety

• 100% compliance? YES• YES IT IS POSSIBLE• BY CHECK LIST METHOD

How to Prepare Check List• Complete Factories Act is not

Applicable on a Single Fact.• Aprx. 30- 35% is Applicable.• So For 100% Compliance just

prepare a check list ofapplicable prov. on your Fact.

• So by complying 30-35%applicable provisions you willbe 100% Complying.

• Check the status of compliance( Verification)

• Complete Factories Act is notApplicable on a Single Fact.

• Aprx. 30- 35% is Applicable.• So For 100% Compliance just

prepare a check list ofapplicable prov. on your Fact.

• So by complying 30-35%applicable provisions you willbe 100% Complying.

• Check the status of compliance( Verification)

Complied ?

Reason?

CHECKING THE STATUS OF COMPLIANCE

Reason?

Accountability? Resources?Target date for Compliance?

EXECUTIONMake someoneResponsiblefor Compliance,Because if everyone isResponsible then NoOne is Responsible.

CHECKING THE STATUS OF COMPLIANCEEXECUTION

Make someoneResponsiblefor Compliance,Because if everyone isResponsible then NoOne is Responsible.

SELF &TEAMMake someoneResponsible forCompliance,Because if everyone isResponsible then NoOne is Responsible.


SELF &TEAMMake someoneResponsible forCompliance,Because if everyone isResponsible then NoOne is Responsible.

PLANT, MACHINE,EQUIPMENT,PROCESES,HOUSE KEEPING,ORIGNALITY,SOPs, TRANNING,INFORMATION,KNOWLEDGE,SUPERVISION,PPE,WAY,FLOURS,PIT,GUARD,REALINGS,

CHECKING THE STATUS OF COMPLIANCEHEAT, LIGHT, SOUND,DUST, GAS, VAPOUR, SMOKE, EXHAST,ELECTRICWIRE, CABLES, CONNECTIONS, FITTINGS, VLVES, PIPE, SUPPORT, CORROSION, RUSTING, LEADARS, STAIRSREALINGS, CRANE, HOOKS, HOIST, ROAP, CHAIN ,FFE.CYLENDERS,TUBESAND ANY ABNORMALCHANGE

PLANT, MACHINE,EQUIPMENT,PROCESES,HOUSE KEEPING,ORIGNALITY,SOPs, TRANNING,INFORMATION,KNOWLEDGE,SUPERVISION,PPE,WAY,FLOURS,PIT,GUARD,REALINGS,

HEAT, LIGHT, SOUND,DUST, GAS, VAPOUR, SMOKE, EXHAST,ELECTRICWIRE, CABLES, CONNECTIONS, FITTINGS, VLVES, PIPE, SUPPORT, CORROSION, RUSTING, LEADARS, STAIRSREALINGS, CRANE, HOOKS, HOIST, ROAP, CHAIN ,FFE.CYLENDERS,TUBESAND ANY ABNORMALCHANGE

EVERYDAY


EVERY CORNER OF FACTORYEVERY CORNER OF FACTORY

SAFETY FOR EASE OF DOING BUSINESS

SELF OR SELF TEAM

Inspection, Monitoring, Verification, Auditing, Analysis

MAKE A ROASTER

1.Take a Round2.Inspect, Observe, NotePoints, 3.Photographs,4.Reporting E-mail to Occupier.

Manager, CEO, Safety Dep. SafetyCommittee, Suggestion Box

5. Communication to Concern Persons.6. Getting Feedback of Compliance.

1.Take a Round2.Inspect, Observe, NotePoints, 3.Photographs,4.Reporting E-mail to Occupier.

Manager, CEO, Safety Dep. SafetyCommittee, Suggestion Box

5. Communication to Concern Persons.6. Getting Feedback of Compliance.

IF YOU HAVE NO TEAM• Call the Doctor (Inspector of Factories)• Request him to do Inspection & advice .• Inspection is your Right.• You are paying Fee not Tax to dept. every

year. OrRetired Officer or any other officer Whom

you believe. Request him to guide & Help.

• Call the Doctor (Inspector of Factories)• Request him to do Inspection & advice .• Inspection is your Right.• You are paying Fee not Tax to dept. every

year. OrRetired Officer or any other officer Whom

you believe. Request him to guide & Help.

Important Safety , health , workenvironment & Occupational Diseases

provisions in Factory Act 1948 with Rules& BOCW Act 1996

Important Safety , health , workenvironment & Occupational Diseases

provisions in Factory Act 1948 with Rules& BOCW Act 1996

FACTORY- DefinitionWHAT IS A FACTORY ?

Manufacturing process where -a) 10 or more workers with the aid of power;

ORb) 20 or more workers without aid of power:

ORc) As notified by Govt. under section 85

WHAT IS A FACTORY ?Manufacturing process where -a) 10 or more workers with the aid of power;

ORb) 20 or more workers without aid of power:

ORc) As notified by Govt. under section 85

RESPONSIBILITY OF OCCUPIER

Occupier: Who has ultimate control over the affairs of the factory.[Proprietor / Partner in a firm / Director in a factory]

Applicability: All factories.Obligations : (Section 7A)1. Ensure Health Safety & welfare of all workers employed.2. Responsibility for Plants & Systems.3. Responsibility for ultimate control.3. Preparing Safety Policy (>50 workers), Supervision & Training.4. Emergency Planning (Hz).

Occupier: Who has ultimate control over the affairs of the factory.[Proprietor / Partner in a firm / Director in a factory]

Applicability: All factories.Obligations : (Section 7A)1. Ensure Health Safety & welfare of all workers employed.2. Responsibility for Plants & Systems.3. Responsibility for ultimate control.3. Preparing Safety Policy (>50 workers), Supervision & Training.4. Emergency Planning (Hz).

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5. To get testing of Pressure Vessels (twice in a year) - By competent persondeclared by DIHS

Lifting machines (once in a year) -- ‘ ‘ --Solvent Plant [using Hexane] -- ‘ ‘ -- -- ‘ ‘ --

Power Press -- ‘ ‘ -- -- ‘ ‘ --Thermic fluid heater -- ‘ ‘ -- -- ‘ ‘ --

Factories Act 1948 & M.P. FactoriesRules, 1962, Amended Up to date

• Sec10- Certifying surgeons, Rule 19- Duties ofcertifying surgeon.

• Sec 11- Cleanliness, Rule 20,21.• Sec 12- Disposal of wastes and effluents, Rule

22.• Sec 13- Ventilation and temperature, Rule 23

(Temperature 1.5 mtr above floor level max 30degrees cels & Air movement of at least 30mtrs per minute) up to rule 34

• Sec10- Certifying surgeons, Rule 19- Duties ofcertifying surgeon.

• Sec 11- Cleanliness, Rule 20,21.• Sec 12- Disposal of wastes and effluents, Rule

22.• Sec 13- Ventilation and temperature, Rule 23

(Temperature 1.5 mtr above floor level max 30degrees cels & Air movement of at least 30mtrs per minute) up to rule 34

FACTORIES Act & RULES• Sec14- Dust & Fume• Sec17 – Lighting , Rule 35 to 39(General

illumination at work place shall be not less than1.80 mtrs. Candles in horizontal plan at a level of1.80 mtr. above the floor. R-37 Prevention ofglare.

• Sec 18- Drinking water , Rule 40 to 45• Sec19 – Latrines &urinals, Rule 46 to 55(Lat. one

for 25 workers up to 100 w than one for every 50w. Urinals- one for every 50 w up to 500 than onefor every 50 w.)

• Sec14- Dust & Fume• Sec17 – Lighting , Rule 35 to 39(General

illumination at work place shall be not less than1.80 mtrs. Candles in horizontal plan at a level of1.80 mtr. above the floor. R-37 Prevention ofglare.

• Sec 18- Drinking water , Rule 40 to 45• Sec19 – Latrines &urinals, Rule 46 to 55(Lat. one

for 25 workers up to 100 w than one for every 50w. Urinals- one for every 50 w up to 500 than onefor every 50 w.)

FACTORIES Act & RULES• Sec 20- Spittons , Rule 56, 57, 58.• Sec 21-Fancing of machinery, R 59 than Sch.• Sec 28- Hoists & lifts , Sec 29 – Lifting machines (cranes

etc) , chains ropes and lifting tackles, Rule 62 to 66.• Sec31 – Pressure plant , Rule 67.• Sec 33- Pits ,sumps , openings in floors etc.• Sec36- Precautions against dangerous fumes, gases, etc

(chamber, tank , vat ,pit , confined space)• Sec37- Explosive or inflammable dust, gas, etc.• Sec 39-40- Defective parts or tests of stability.

• Sec 20- Spittons , Rule 56, 57, 58.• Sec 21-Fancing of machinery, R 59 than Sch.• Sec 28- Hoists & lifts , Sec 29 – Lifting machines (cranes

etc) , chains ropes and lifting tackles, Rule 62 to 66.• Sec31 – Pressure plant , Rule 67.• Sec 33- Pits ,sumps , openings in floors etc.• Sec36- Precautions against dangerous fumes, gases, etc

(chamber, tank , vat ,pit , confined space)• Sec37- Explosive or inflammable dust, gas, etc.• Sec 39-40- Defective parts or tests of stability.

FACTORIES Act & RULES

• Sec 40-B. Safety officers.• CHAPTER IV-A– Provisions Relating To

Hazardous Processes• Sec 41A- constitution of site Appraisal

Committees.• Sec 41B – Compulsory disclosure of

information by occupier.• Sec 41C – Specific responsibility of the

occupier in relation to hazardous processes.

• Sec 40-B. Safety officers.• CHAPTER IV-A– Provisions Relating To

Hazardous Processes• Sec 41A- constitution of site Appraisal

Committees.• Sec 41B – Compulsory disclosure of

information by occupier.• Sec 41C – Specific responsibility of the

occupier in relation to hazardous processes.


• Sec 41-D- Power or central Govt. to appointInquiry Committee.

• Sec41-E- Emergency standards.• Sec 41F- Permissible limits of exposure of

chemical and toxic substances.• Sec 41G – Workers’ participation in safety

management.• Sec 41H – Right of workers to warn about

imminent danger.

• Sec 41-D- Power or central Govt. to appointInquiry Committee.

• Sec41-E- Emergency standards.• Sec 41F- Permissible limits of exposure of

chemical and toxic substances.• Sec 41G – Workers’ participation in safety

management.• Sec 41H – Right of workers to warn about

imminent danger.


• First Schedule under sec 2(cb)- List ofindustries involving Hazardous Processes.

• Second Sch. under sec 41-F.• Third Sch. under sec 89 & 90 – List of

Notifiable Diseases – 29 Diseases.

• First Schedule under sec 2(cb)- List ofindustries involving Hazardous Processes.

• Second Sch. under sec 41-F.• Third Sch. under sec 89 & 90 – List of

Notifiable Diseases – 29 Diseases.

CHAPTER IV A – PROVISIONS RELATING TOHAZARDOUS PROCESS

Hazardous Process : 29 Processes included inSchedule-I

Section 41B(Compulsory disclosure of information by the

occupier) :

Information regarding dangers, health hazards& measures to overcome such hazards.

Disclosure to workers, DIHS, Local Authorities,General Public in Vicinity

Prepare on site emergency plan & disastercontrol measures for the factory & make knownto the workers & nearby public

Updation of on-site emergency plan & approvalfrom DIHS

Hazardous Process : 29 Processes included inSchedule-I

Section 41B(Compulsory disclosure of information by the

occupier) :

Information regarding dangers, health hazards& measures to overcome such hazards.

Disclosure to workers, DIHS, Local Authorities,General Public in Vicinity

Prepare on site emergency plan & disastercontrol measures for the factory & make knownto the workers & nearby public

Updation of on-site emergency plan & approvalfrom DIHS

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CHAPTER IV A – PROVISIONS RELATING TOHAZARDOUS PROCESS

Section 41F(Permissible limits of exposure of chemical &

toxic substances)

Quality of Air :-The maximum permissible threshold limitsof exposure of chemicals & toxicsubstances in manufacturing processesshall be within the value indicated inSchedule II

Section 41F(Permissible limits of exposure of chemical &

toxic substances)

Quality of Air :-The maximum permissible threshold limitsof exposure of chemicals & toxicsubstances in manufacturing processesshall be within the value indicated inSchedule II

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2. Control of Industrial Major Accident Hazards Rules, 1999(Under Factories Act, 1948)

Applicability: (i) If chemical exceeds threshold limits in Schedule-I(ii) If chemical is listed in Schedule-II & III(iii) 432 Chemicals covered.

Obligations: (i) Occupier to prepare Safety Report & submit toDIHS (Once in a year)

(ii) Occupier to get done Safety Auditinternally– (Once in a year),externally– (Once in two years) [by CompetentAgencies]

(iii) Preparation of On-site Emergency Plan – byoccupier & approval by DIHS

(iv) Mock Drill: Once in every 6 months (Rule 13).(v) Information to be given to persons likely to be

affected by a major accident (Rule 14)(vi) Notice of major accident by occupier to DIHS

(Rule 6)

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(i) Occupier to prepare Safety Report & submit toDIHS (Once in a year)

(ii) Occupier to get done Safety Auditinternally– (Once in a year),externally– (Once in two years) [by CompetentAgencies]

(iii) Preparation of On-site Emergency Plan – byoccupier & approval by DIHS

(iv) Mock Drill: Once in every 6 months (Rule 13).(v) Information to be given to persons likely to be

affected by a major accident (Rule 14)(vi) Notice of major accident by occupier to DIHS

(Rule 6)

3. MANUFACTURE, STORAGE & IMPORT OFHAZARDOUS CHEMICAL RULES, 1989

Applicability: (i) If chemical exceeds thresholdlimits.

(ii)684 chemicals covered

Purpose ofRules:

Prevention & Control of chemicalaccident

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Purpose ofRules:

Prevention & Control of chemicalaccident

Framed under EPA, 1986

Obligations on Industrial Installations: Similar as CIMAH Rules, 1999 Preparation of offsite emergency plan by District

Administration (Rule 14)

4. CHEMICAL ACCIDENT (EMERGENCYPLANNING, PREPAREDNESS & RESPONSE) RULES 1996.

PURPOSE OF RULES:

Prevention & control of chemical accident

Applicability: (i) 431 (Plus) chemicals covered

SalientFeatures:

-Framed under EPA, 1986-Constitution of Crisis Groups-Crisis Alert System (by GOI)

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SalientFeatures:

-Framed under EPA, 1986-Constitution of Crisis Groups-Crisis Alert System (by GOI)

Obligationsof MAHInstallations:

(i) Aid, assist & facilitate thefunctioning of Local Crisis Group &District Crisis Group

(ii) To inform persons likely to beaffected by a chemical accident(with the help of LCG)

B.C. Act 1996 & M.P. Rules 2002

• 2.(1)(i). Employer- in relation to anestablishment, means the owner thereof, andincludes- condition (i)(ii)(iii- by contractor).

• 2.(f) Chief Inspector- Labour commissioner• Chapter VII Safety & Health Measures• Sec 38. Safety committee and Safety officers-

100 or more workers.• Sec. 39. Notice of Certain accidents-

Immediately following the accident.

• 2.(1)(i). Employer- in relation to anestablishment, means the owner thereof, andincludes- condition (i)(ii)(iii- by contractor).

• 2.(f) Chief Inspector- Labour commissioner• Chapter VII Safety & Health Measures• Sec 38. Safety committee and Safety officers-

100 or more workers.• Sec. 39. Notice of Certain accidents-

Immediately following the accident.

BOCW ACT & RULES

• Sec 40- Power of Govt. to make rules relatedto safety & health.

• Sec 44 – Responsibility of employers.• Sec 47 – Penalties, Sec 49 – Penalty for

obstructions- Sec 53 – Offences by companies• Rule 5 – Duties & Responsibilities of

Employers & employees & others.• Rule 6 - Responsibilities of architects, project

engineers and designers

• Sec 40- Power of Govt. to make rules relatedto safety & health.

• Sec 44 – Responsibility of employers.• Sec 47 – Penalties, Sec 49 – Penalty for

obstructions- Sec 53 – Offences by companies• Rule 5 – Duties & Responsibilities of

Employers & employees & others.• Rule 6 - Responsibilities of architects, project

engineers and designers

BOCW ACT & RULES• Chapter- VI Safety & Health• Rule 35- Fire Protection , Rule 36- Emergency action plans

( 500 or more workers working at site) , Rule 38- Lifting &carrying of excessive weight (man- 55kg, woman- 30 kg),Rule 39- Health & safety policy(50 or more workers), Rule40- Dangerous & harmful environment (internalcombustion engine , confined space, Tank , trench orexcavation), Rule 42- Slipping, Tripping, falling hazards,Rule 44- Corrosive substances , Rule 45- Eye Protection - ,Rule 46- Head Protection & other Protective apparel, Rule47- Electrical hazards , Rule 48- Vehicular traffic , Rule 49-Stability of structures, Rule 54 – Use of safety helmets andshoes, Rule55- Construction & maintenance of liftingappliances, Rule 56- Test & periodical Examination oflifting appliances , Rule 57 to 81 All related to lifting.

• Chapter- VI Safety & Health• Rule 35- Fire Protection , Rule 36- Emergency action plans

( 500 or more workers working at site) , Rule 38- Lifting &carrying of excessive weight (man- 55kg, woman- 30 kg),Rule 39- Health & safety policy(50 or more workers), Rule40- Dangerous & harmful environment (internalcombustion engine , confined space, Tank , trench orexcavation), Rule 42- Slipping, Tripping, falling hazards,Rule 44- Corrosive substances , Rule 45- Eye Protection - ,Rule 46- Head Protection & other Protective apparel, Rule47- Electrical hazards , Rule 48- Vehicular traffic , Rule 49-Stability of structures, Rule 54 – Use of safety helmets andshoes, Rule55- Construction & maintenance of liftingappliances, Rule 56- Test & periodical Examination oflifting appliances , Rule 57 to 81 All related to lifting.

BOCW ACT & RULES• Rule 88 to 95- Transport & earth moving

Equipment.• Rule 175 to 180 – Safety belts & Nets etc.• Rule 186 to 187 – Stacking & Unstacking• Rule 208- Safety committees.• Rule 209 -Safety officer. (500 or more)• Rule 210 – Reporting of accidents.

Zero accident is good for all , try to achieve &save innocents

• Rule 88 to 95- Transport & earth movingEquipment.

• Rule 175 to 180 – Safety belts & Nets etc.• Rule 186 to 187 – Stacking & Unstacking• Rule 208- Safety committees.• Rule 209 -Safety officer. (500 or more)• Rule 210 – Reporting of accidents.

Zero accident is good for all , try to achieve &save innocents

WISH YOU ALLSAFETY, BY EASE OF COMPLIANCE

&ABOVE ALL EASE OF DOING BUSINESS

Good Luck

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