why the safety course in chennai

 Why are Safety Courses are the importance of the Day ?  

Accidents & Occupational Diseases are not only greatest economy drain to a country but also they lead to a mental agony & unrest to a society.

In India  until 1984,Bhopal MIC lethal gas devasted the millions of peoples’ lives, the importance of safety was imparted the least importance not realised it’s real potential.

          The accidents causes many direct and immense indirect costs. while realising it’s utmost importance, both central and state agencies promulgated many laws and rules to ascertain the 

 prevalence of the safety, health and environment in the industries & community.

         In line with the requirement of safety culture to be inculcated into the industrial atmosphere, the above said agencies stressed the recruitment of the safety officers in every spectrum of the industries where the workforce is exceeding 500 in numbers or where the process involved Hazardous in nature. 

In the course of time, the demand for the safety fraternity positions emerged in the other sectors like Aviations,Marine,Hospitals,Hotels and Malls.

Hence there is a surge in the demand for Safety Professionals has increased manyfold.

In India every year there are about 15 lakhs students passed out their many engineering and Art & Science courses out of these 60% of the students have not been offered a suitable positions and most of them underpaid. 

Whereas the demand for Safety professionals are about 1.75 Lakhs per year and the supply of the same is only 35 thousand per year from various institutions.

            Safety professionals is a Nobel profession.

Their contribution to the industries not merely  treating like Doctors but preventing the Accidents and occupational diseases at their sources by identifying the various Physical,Chemical,Biological & ergonomical hazards and initiating suitable counter measures by the way engineering control measures, administrative control mechanism and providing appropriate protective gears to the vulnerable workforce. 

        Considering the need of the safety Professionals, not only Indian Government introduced various Industrial Safety courses introduced but also several international Safety courses are educated in India to cope up the demand of the Safety Professionals across the Globe. 

                  Because of their key role in various sectors, their job prospects are very promising, their pay packages very attractive and their career growth is very steep when compared to their other professionals.

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Safety is my greatest concern because learn in the classroom or discover in the laboratory can compensate you for injury resulting from unsafe laboratory practice. As you learn to use new experimental techniques or deal with a variety of chemicals and equipment it is essential that you do this properly and safely. It is your responsibility to learn what possible health or safety hazards you may encounter. It is the faculty’s responsibility to direct you in the prevention of accidental injury so that you will be provided with ample instructional material to this end. As Director of IMS, recognize my personal responsibility of I providing you a safe working environment. safety course in chennai 

As a member of IMS, it is important for you to know what is expected of you and what your responsibilities are with regard to safety. In addition, there are safety practices and safety equipment with which you must be thoroughly familiar with if you are to work safely here at the Institute. 

Please read this safety manual carefully and keep it for future reference. It was prepared to help you follow good laboratory practice and to insure both your personal safety and that of your colleagues in IMS. 

You will be required to pass a short quiz based on the safety manual to receive your access card to the building and to your laboratory. Once you have passed the quiz, you are requested to adhere to all the safety rules and practices that you have learned or risk being excluded from your laboratory. If this seems somewhat harsh, please be assured that this policy is in your best interest and is dictated both by common sense and federal regulations. 

Avoiding accidents is everybody’s responsibility. Please cooperate fully in making IMS laboratories safe for yourself and for others. 

Abstract Planning for health and safety in construction has always been a challenge.

Workers at construction sites are exposed to a variety of health hazards every

day. Researchers had identified that the different sources of health hazards at

construction site include chemical, physical, biological, and ergonomic hazards.

Hazardous activities in construction project such as demolition works, excavation

works, scaffolding and ladder works, construction machinery, and tools usage cause

harm to workers at site which may result in musculoskeletal disorder, respiratory

diseases, and dermatitis to workers. Traditionally, construction safety is not considered

by designers/architects in project design. Therefore, planning for safety and

health of the workers is very critical. The purpose of this paper is to introduce the

concept of “Prevention through Design (PtD)” for construction workers, which

integrates health and safety into the management of construction projects. The

concept of PtD is applicable to diverse disciplines such as construction, health care

and social assurance, forestry and fishing, transportation, mining, agriculture, and

manufacturing. In this paper, different sources of health hazards and their effects on

construction workers were discussed. Further, this paper describes how hazards in

construction projects can be prevented or minimized by integrating PtD. This

concept is expected to improve the performance of safety and productivity in

construction.