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Space for photograph. STRATEGIES FOR MASS INVOLVMENT OF EMPLOYEES IN SAFETY MOVEMENT –AN ISP PERSPECTIVE. A Presentation by – ANKUR BHADURY( Jr.Mgr /ERS) SHAILESH KUMAR( Jr.Mgr /SAFETY) SAIL-ISP ,BURNPUR. Safety ,Heath Welfare –An inevitable aspect of an industry.

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  2. STRATEGIES FOR MASS INVOLVMENT OF EMPLOYEES IN SAFETY MOVEMENT –AN ISP PERSPECTIVE A Presentation by – ANKUR BHADURY(Jr.Mgr/ERS) SHAILESH KUMAR(Jr.Mgr/SAFETY) SAIL-ISP ,BURNPUR

  3. Safety ,Heath Welfare –An inevitable aspect of an industry • The principle object of management should be to secure the maximum prosperity for the employer ,coupled with the maximum prosperity for each employee. • -F.W.TAYLOR Present scenario demands a highly safe work place with a symbiosis of ease of facilities and to achieve production targets. Statistics reveals that the most successful companies are also the safest one.

  4. Bankruptcy (Overspending on HSE) Catastrophe (No focus on HSE) Operating Limits Running a Business is “steering a boat With out hitting either bank”.

  5. Brief about ISP • History of ISP can be stated as the history of MODERN INDIAN STEEL MAKING way from 1865. • We were one of the first to start commercial steel production and today we stand as one of the technologically advanced plant of the world. • From 0.3MTPA to 2.5MPTA this journey has taught a lot about the importance of SAFETY,HEALTH & WELFARE aspects of the industry.

  6. During the project stages due to lack of basic infrastructural facilities injury cases within the plant were significantly high.

  7. Transformation @ISP • To improve these statistics we initiated an all round approach to cover all aspects of the picture. • This included : • Awareness generation through Training, Education & Communication. • Motivation through rewards, counselling & punishment. • Development and Enforcement of systems ,rules and procedures • Participative Management. • Management Commitment and support.

  8. References : • Presentation of JDA AVIATION TECHNOLOGY SOLUTION on SMS. • Website of SAIL SAFETY ORGANIZATION. • Heinrich HW, Peterson D & RoosN (1980), Industrial Accident Prevention, 5th Edition, McGraw Hill, New York. • https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herbert_William_Heinrich • Bird FE & Germaine GL (1986), Practical Loss Control Leadership, International Loss Control Institute, Loganville, Georgia. • Remington J (1993), Does Health and Safety Pay?, Safety Management, September, pp-39-62. • http://www.hrdp-idrm.in/e5783/e17327/e24075/e27357/ • http://www.safetyandhealthmagazine.com/articles/print/6368-examining-the-foundation • Philip Bole, Michael Quinlan, Managing Occupational Health and Safety: A Multidisciplinary Approach. • V K Jain, Development of Safety & health Culture, SCAN Magazine, April-Sept.2014, pp-10-15. • Jeremy W. Strakes, Human Factors and Behavioral Safety. • Dennis P. Nolan, Loss Prevention and Safety Control: Terms and Definitions, CRC Press. • https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frederick_Winslow_Taylor

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