Safety Enrichment Education for Development - SEED an ISO 9001: 2015 Certified Company started to improve the safety, health and environment among industries, construction sites and for general public. Our aim is to prevent death, injury and illness by educating safety to all.
To achieve the above target, we issue safety pamphlets, safety banners on important days on free of cost to the industries and we also support the families of industrially injured people financially and morally. We also conduct free safety training programs in medium based industries, small construction companies, schools, ITI’s, colleges and other educational institutions to spread the safety awareness.
SEED is determined to carry the values and standards of safety as it grows.
SEED is known as a “can do” organization, available 24 hrs a day, 7 days a week to respond to all your safety needs, from initial workforce training till field safety solutions.
Mission:
To enable aspirants to pursue a successful career as professionals. To set and achieve safety standard across various industrial segments in different geographies.
Vision:
To gain a reputation by training and qualifying professionals through innovation and to grow along with them in creativity, quality, productivity, team work and set exemplary ethical values.
COMPETENCY CERTIFICATE
Under the provisions of the Factories Act, 1948 and the State Factories Rules, equipments such as Hoist and Lift, Lifting Machines, Lifting Tackles, Power presses, Conveyor, Safety belt, Oven and Drier and etc. are required to be periodically examined and tested by a "Competent Person" approved by the Chief Inspector of Factories, for the period and purpose mentioned in the Certificate of Competency granted to such as a person / institution. We provide service on the same.
SAFETY AUDITS
Safety Risk Audits identify risks and hazards within your workplace and provide an action plan to minimize/eliminate the risks and hazards. Our safety audit should be carried out by an occupational health and safety professional from various industries and experience. A safety risk audit will address matters that are clearly in the interest of the productivity and safety of the workplace and therefore it resolves the safety management issues.
FACTORY LAYOUT
New Factories should have their Building Plan & Machinery Lay-out Plan approved by Factory Inspectorate. For the same, the regular plans should fulfill the stipulations laid down in Factories Act & Rules. We have experience in preparing such plans and have them approved with necessary liaison.
Existing Factories keep adding, deleting or altering the position of their machinery or go for an expansion with both building and machinery. Such changes need to be brought to the notice of Factory Inspectorate and approval obtained for the changes, which can be obtained by us.
FACTORY STABILITY CERTIFICATE
As per Rule 12 B and Section 6, any building which is to be used as factory building is required to have the approval of factory building plan, for that you need the stability certificate, The stability certificate is required for taking Factory Building Plan approval from the Director, Industrial Safety and Health, The Competent person issue the certificate. Now this building plan approval is mandatory for issuing License for factory.
Factories are mandated to obtain Building Stability Certificate once in 3 years, and Installation/Construction Certificates every once after revised approval is obtained. We shall visit your factory and issue the relevant certificates after due inspection.
SAC APPROVAL
As per the first schedule (see section 2 (cb)), your factory comes under hazardous process. Due to the above reasons, As per Chapter IV – A, section 41 A, If a factory involving hazardous process should get grant of permission for initial location or expansion of any such factory, from Site Appraisal Committee. (That means SAC makes its recommendations to the Government for grant of permission for initial locations or expansion of a factory)
Reference Book:
- Factories Act 1948 Chapter IV-A, Section 41A
On-Site Emergency Plan (OSEP)
The main objectives of Emergency Plan are,
- To control and contain the incident and if possible, try to eliminate it.
- To minimize the impact of the incident on persons, property and environment.
If an accident/incident occurs in an Industry, its impact is confined or restricted to the Industry premises, involving only its employees and the property within is termed as On-On-Site Emergency. It is a systematic plan or procedure which is designed to control emergency situations so as to provide safety and security to the stakeholders until the business continuity or normal business plan resumes. Statutory Provision Under Section 41(B) (4) every Occupier is to prepare Onsite Emergency Plan and detailed disaster control measures for his factory. Again under provision of Rule 13 of the Manufacture, Storage and Import of Hazardous Chemicals Rules 1989, it was urged that the occupier shall prepare and keep up to date On-Site Emergency plan containing details how major accidents will be dealt with on the site on which the industrial activity is carried on and that plan shall include the name of the persons who is responsible for safety on the site and names of those who are authorized to take action in accordance with the plan in case of emergency. Preparation of On-Site Emergency Plan by the occupier is mandatory.
ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
- Analysis of Water & Waste Water
- Treatability studies on Physical, Chemical, Biological treatment and Reverse Osmosis / Ultra filtration
- Air sampling and stack monitoring analysis
- Hazardous waste and solid waste management
- Environment impact assessment studies, Risk analysis, Risk assessments
ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION
Reducing the occurrence of accidents is a key goal in achieving commercial and technical objectives at a facility. However, accidents inevitably still do occur and must be investigated to ascertain their causes and contributory factors. SEED’s specialist capability in this field provides the mechanism and mediums to identify key problem areas within the operation and to allow mitigation strategies to be formulated to improve personal safety.
The Tamilnadu Factories Rule
| Act | Regarding | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Rule 56 B Section 31 | Pressure plant and Vessels (Thickness survey) |
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K.Prabhakaran
B.E., MIE.,CE,PGDPE., DIS .,NDT LEVEL - IITechnical Qualification
- Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical) at Coimbatore Institute of Technology, Coimbatore
- Diploma in Industrial Safety at Annamalai University, Chidambaram.
- Post Graduate Diploma in Plastic Engineering at Central Institute of Plastics Engineering and Technology, Chennai.
Summary of Experience
- Total 17 Years Industrial Experience in Manufacturing & Production Industries
- Last 7 Years in Training, Inspection, Audit and Consultation Experience.
Areas of Interest
- Inspection & Certification
- Safety Training
- Safety Audits
- Safety Consultation
- Risk Management
- Accident Investigation
- NDT for Vessels (Non Destructive Test)
Inspection and Certification
Approved Competent Authority from Directorate of Industrial Safety and Health- for- Rule 55 Sec 28 – Hoist and Lift
- Rule 55A Sec 29 – Lifting Tackles and Lifting Machines
- Rule 53(1), Sec 21(2), Schedule VIII – Power Press
- Rule 53(1), Sec 21(2), Schedule XI – Conveyor
- Rule 61 A – Safety Belt
- Rule 61 B – Oven and Drier
- Rule 61 P – Thermic Fluid Heater Coil
- Rule 95 – Sec 87 – Ventilation System
Address
Safety Enrichment Education for Development
No. 147/2,8A, Flat No:F-1, Jai Ganesh Nagar, Nanmangalam,Sholinganallur T.K Kancheepuram Dist., Chennai - 600 129
E – mail : prabhakaran@enrichseed.com, support@enrichseed.com
Telephone: +91 9445624635, +91 94444 87310