Friday, December 27, 2019

Gateway to Construction Safety with TheSafetyMaster™



The Construction Industry is the most booming Sector in India and requires safety assistance at best. The construction industry, employing the largest labor force in the country has accounted for about 11% of all occupational injuries and 20% of all deaths resulting from occupational accidents and the cost of accidents is very expensive. Unfortunately, it is also the most vulnerable segment of unorganized Labor force being exposed to health hazards and high-risk environment.  TheSafetyMaster™








TheSafetyMasterTM, Global leader in Industrial Safety Management conducts the Construction Safety Audit -
-Hazards Identify and control
-Training, communication, documentation and enforcement of safety rules
-Monitor and maintenance of safe working conditions
-Reviewing circumstances involved in incidents

TheSafetyMasterÔ is the dedicated team of young, innovative, research driven & experienced professionals, who want to create value for their customers by providing ingenious services in the field of Safety with a vision of “Safer India Better World”. In this era of industrial growth, safety is not just a practice to be followed; it reflects an essence of the values, an organization believes in. But unfortunately, even after such a prominent emphasis by our legislative bodies, there is still a definite gap in the requirements to be met for occupational safety. It is highly essential to understand health &safety risks for workers, supervisors or plant manager and everyone associated even the society to make this possible TSM the safety master is striving day & night to minimize those risks by spreading the safety standards.

Our Safety Professionals are trained exclusively to handle and identify any potential threat to your Organization. We evaluate the currently employed methods of Safety & health; motivate the Client to adhere to the latest standards of NSC in Health, Safety and Environment risks of Construction Workers.

TheSafetyMasterTM have been conducting Training Programs, Workshops, Safety Audits, Information dissemination, producing awareness material and organizing awareness Campaigns about risks attached to Construction Industry and their remedy.
Our Safety Audits, conducted by the Safety Experts having years of experience over respective Fields.

Our Methodology
ü  Writing safety manuals
ü  Preparing safety checklists
ü  And detailed inspection report 
ü  Checking of Work Permits, preparation of disaster management plan
ü  Check on methods of Contractor selection and safety
ü  Check on personal protective equipment
ü  Propagation, Implementation and monitoring of all laws and regulation OHS Policy
ü  Training and practical guidance for Internal & External work
ü  Strategic planning to achieve the highest level of the safety standard for coming years, analysis of past accidental reports and deployment of all the necessary elements to work safely 
ü  Inspection and verification of each & every element of Technical and HSE Management at the worksite e.g. Safety equipment, human intelligence and credibility, proper training, uncontrolled elements etc.

Health and safety is one of the most important considerations you should take before any construction project gets underway. You should always make sure that all aspects of health and safety have been considered before you step foot on the construction site. Health and safety in construction are particularly important because the industry is prone to hazardous situations and can be dangerous at times.
Our practical and professional approach helps Organizations to understand the Safety Norms and stick to them entirely. Thus saving Penalties, Fines and Legal Hassles. 



We are proud to offer our services in-

         Construction Safety Audit
         Construction Safety Manual
         HIRA
         Excavation Training
         Safety Trainings
         Pemit to Work
         Work at Height/Material Handling
         Safety Trainings
         Site Safety Staff
         BBS Training
         Heavy Equipment Training
         Scaffolding Training
         Project Safety Plan
         Project Safety Manual


Send us your enquiry to info@thesafetymaster.com or speak to our expert at +917665231743 for getting above services today to achieve safety goals.

Saturday, December 21, 2019

Scaffolding Safety Training by TheSafetyMaster™



Scaffolding Safety is a temporary structure used to support a work crew and materials to aid in the construction, maintenance and repair of buildings, bridges and all other man made structure. Scaffolds are widely used on site to get access to heights and areas that would be otherwise hard to get to. Unsafe scaffolding has the potential to result in death or serious injury.




There are Eight Types of Scaffolding –
  • Single Scaffolding
  • Double Scaffolding
  • Trestle Scaffolding
  • Steel Scaffolding
  • Patented Scaffolding
  • Suspended Scaffolding
  • Cantilever Scaffolding
  • Kwikstage Scaffolding



Working on related scaffolding can be very dangerous whenever the proper safety precautions are not maintained. However, when the safety protocols and practices, are observed properly, working on these structures can be just as safe as any other elevated construction technique.

While working in Scaffolding, you can control the Hazards by following these methods –

DO’s
  • Inspect the scaffold using a checklist or mobile inspection app before the work shift and ensure it is safe and in proper working order.
  • Have a toolbox talk before beginning work.
  • Wear appropriate PPE. 
  • Always check inspection tags.
  • Know the weight capacity of the scaffold.
  • Have a handhold above the scaffold platform.
  • Level the scaffold after each move. Do not extend adjusting leg screws more than 12 inches.
  • Use your safety belts and lanyards when working on scaffolding at a height of 10 feet or more above ground level. Attach the lanyard to a secure member of the scaffold.
  • Safely use the ladder when climbing the cross braces for access to the scaffold.
  • Keep both feet on the decking.
  • Stay off scaffold during loading or unloading.
  • Ensure planking is overlapping or secured from movement.
  • Follow the manufacturer’s instructions when erecting the scaffold, under the direct supervision of a competent person.
  • Chock the wheels of the rolling scaffold, using the wheel blocks, and also lock the wheels by using your foot to depress the wheel-lock, before using the scaffold.
  • Always use netting to catch anything that falls.

 DON’T’s
  •  Leave anything on the scaffold at the end of your shift.
  • Overload the scaffold. 
  • Use unstable objects such as barrels, boxes, loose brick or concrete blocks to support scaffolds, increase your work height or planks.
  • Work on platforms or scaffolds unless they are fully planked.
  • Use a scaffold unless guardrails and all flooring are in place.
  • Stand on ties, guardrails, or extensions.
  • Use the scaffold if it appears damaged in any way, has been tampered with, or if there are components missing such as planking, guardrails, toeboards, debris nets or protective canopies.
  • Walk on scaffold planking covered in ice, snow or mud.
  •  Avoid using a scaffold during adverse weather such as heavy rain, sleet, ice snow or strong winds.
  • Climb on any portion of the scaffold frame not intended for climbing. 
  • Never climb with any materials or tools in your hand, they should be hoisted up to the scaffold separately.
  • Jump from, to, or between scaffolding.
  • Rock the scaffold.
  • Throw anything “overboard” unless a spotter is available.
  • Move a mobile scaffold if anyone is on it.



Guidelines in Tagging Scaffold –

Scaffold tags are used to protect the lives of your workers. It identifies if a scaffold is safe or unsafe for use. Follow the guidelines below when tagging scaffolds.
v  Inspection and tagging of the scaffold are to be performed by a competent person experienced in the erection of scaffold.
v  A unique scaffold identification tag number must be clearly identified on all tags for tracking purposes.
v  All scaffolds shall be inspected after the erection per regulatory requirements.
v  All scaffold identification tags will be of a solid green, yellow, or red color with black lettering.

It is common practice to use the following color schemes: Green, Yellow, Red
·         Green – tags will be hung on scaffolds that have been inspected and are safe for use. A green “SAFE FOR USE” tag(s), and should be attached to the scaffold at each access point after the initial inspection is complete.

·         Yellow – “CAUTION” tag(s), will replace all green “Safe Scaffold” tag(s) whenever the scaffold has been modified to meet work requirements, and as a result, could present a hazard to the user. This tag indicates special requirements for safe use.
NOTE: Use of the “yellow tag” status is not intended to override the green tag system. All efforts should be made to return the scaffold to a “Green Tag” status as soon as possible.

·         Red – “DANGER – UNSAFE FOR USE” tag(s), will be used during erection or dismantling when the scaffold is left unattended and replace all green “Safe for Use ” tag(s) or yellow “Caution / Hazard “ tag(s) in the event a scaffold has been deemed unfit for use.


Send us your enquiry to info@thesafetymaster.com or speak to our expert at +917665231743 for conducting Scaffolding Safety Training Certificate Course in the workplace.

Sunday, December 15, 2019

Forklift Safety Training by TheSafetyMaster™



To move heavy materials in manufacturing and construction industries, technology developed industrial truck known as Forklift. Forklift is an industrial vehicle used to lift and move materials over short distance.

These powered industrial trucks can be deadly if used improperly, and they require respect and diligence for safe operation. Forklift safety is important because each year forklift accidents result in the loss of lives, significant personal injuries and damages to the products and properly. It has been found that most of the forklift accidents occur because of operator mistakes.




Forklift Safety Training
Operators must be trained in the truck- related and workplace-related topics by TheSafetyMaster team. Let’s know about all secret tips regarding Forklift Safety with our expert team. Also it provide the certificate that operator has received appropriate training.


Forklift Safety Training Teaches :
·        Moving with and without a load as well as picking up and stacking a load.
·        Special considerations, such as trailers, ramps and elevators.
·        Non- operator safety training for those who work around forklifts.


Send us your enquiry to info@thesafetymaster.com or speak to our expert at +917665231743 for conducting Forklift Safety Training certificate Course in the workplace.

Thursday, December 12, 2019

Safety Integrity Level (SIL) by TheSafetyMaster


Introduction

Technical equipment can pose a safety risk so dangerous that people     should not be exposed to the equipment. In such cases, the relevant risks must be reduced to meet the need for safe operation. It must be possible to measure risk reduction in order to satisfy this requirement. This is achieved using the SIL “unit”, whereby only whole values are defined within a range from 1 to 4.



When risk reduction is complete, it must be proven that the extent of the risk reduction corresponds to the minimum required parameters (i.e. the SIL requirement). Safety Integrity Level, or “SIL” for short, is a unit of measurement for quantifying risk reduction. The requirements for a given SIL are not consistent among all of the functional safety standards. In the functional Safety standards based on the IEC 61508 standard, four SILs are defined, with SIL 4 the most dependable and SIL 1 the least. A SIL is determined based on a number of quantitative factors in combination with qualitative factors such as development process and safety life cycle management.

Steps to be followed –
·     *   Risk Analysis :Establish required risk reduction
·     *   Implementing the risk reduction
·     *  Assessing Functional Safety
·     *  Through this, our client can focus on
·     *  Best practice approach to process safety engineering and process hazard risk     management for all safety instrumented systems.

# Compliance with IEC61508 and 61511 standards.
# Rigorous approach ensures all hazards are managed according to defined procedure.
# Peace of mind that your system has been developed in accordance with years of experience from the world’s leading safety experts.

Send us your enquiry at info@thesafetymaster.com or speak to our expert at +91 7665231743. 

Monday, December 9, 2019

Confined Space Safety by TheSafetyMasterTM



CONFINED SPACE SAFETY 

A  confined  space  has  limited  or  restricted  means  for  entry  or exit, and  it  is  not  designed  for  continuous  employee  occupancy.  Employees  should  have  knowledge  about  the  permit  requirements, responsibilities, risk  associated  in  that  environment, rescue  and  emergency  plan.


These are the risk which give the challenging to work in Confined Space –
·                   flammable or explosive atmospheres
·                   harmful gas, fume or vapour
·                   free flowing solid or an increasing level of liquid
·                   excess of oxygen
·                   excessively high temperature


Many  workplaces  like  chemical  manufacturing  industries, construction  industries  have  confined  space  entry  which  is not  just  challenging  but  a  serious  threat  to  safety.


There are Safe System of work for Workers Safety –
·                     Competence, training, supervision and suitability
·                     Permit-to-work procedure
·                     Gas purging and ventilation
·                     Dangerous residues
·                     Testing and monitoring of the atmosphere
·                     Mechanical, electrical and process isolation
·                     Respiratory protective equipment
·                     Other personal protective equipment
·                     Safe use of work equipment
·                     Communications
·                     Access and egress
·                     Flammable or explosive atmospheres
·                     Combustible materials


Expert help is often required within Industrial, Construction, Mining, Manufacturing, Food and Beverages workplace activity for Confined Space Safety and at TheSafetyMaster™, we excel at this integral ‘Safety First’ service.


The objective of  Confined Space Training is to train staff to identify and contain various activity based workplace hazards and risks within an industrial setting that may have low injury but high frequency of Hazards.
TheSafetyMasterTM will trained the employees –
·                   How to test the environment in a poor ventilation workplace, where dangerous gases build up easily and create the Hazardous.
·                   We will trained how to breathing in a Confined Space where they can easily handle the situation.
·                   Proper use of PPE’s like –
a)           Lighting
b)          Carrying proper equipments for working in a confined space.
c)           Oxygen Monitors
d)          Specialist Ladders


Benefits of Confined Space -
·                   Confined  space  permit  requirements
·                   Hazard  identification  in  confined  space
·                   How  to  take  risk  control  measures
·                   Emergency  Planning



Send us your enquiry to info@thesafetymaster.com or speak to our expert at +917665231743 for conducting Confined Space Safety Certificate Training at workplace.