The increase in industrial sector and contribution in GDP needs officers serious attention ,the growth will lead India's economy to one of the most strong economy.

1. Chemical Industrial Scenario :
India
Kunal Sharma

2. As per National Industrial Classification (NIC) 2008, Chemical & Chemical products
are covered under the industry division 20.

3. Size and characteristics
 Global chemical market size was estimated at $4.3 Tn in 2015
and is expected to grow at 5-6% per annum over the next 5
years to reach $5.7 Tn by 2020.
 Indian chemical market size stands at $ 147 Bn in 2015.
 Indian chemical industry currently accounts for only 3% of the
world chemical market.
 India ranks 14th in the world exports of chemicals (excluding
pharmaceutical products)
 India ranks 8th in the world imports of chemicals (excluding
pharmaceutical products) with a valuation of $29.76 Bn in
2014.

4. Size and characteristics Cont..

5. CHEMICAL INDUSTRY HOLDS A SIGNIFICANT POSITION
IN THE ECONOMY

17. Chemical Hazards Disaster Medical
Management Program

18. What is required
 Implementation of GHS (Globally Harmonized System)
 GIS based Mapping of Major Accidental Hazards units.
 Identification of 4 Major Locations for interventions as pilot study.
 Development of Exposure Risk Management.
 Mapping of Major Chemicals (Procured and Transmitted),
 First Responder Training.
 Healthcare providers Sensitization at nearby health facilities.
 Public Information management
 Industrial Toxicology and Hygiene Promotion.
 Response Planning
 EOC development (Data center and crisis information management)

19. Level 3 Planning for District Administration
Introduction
Profile of the MAH Unit – (Preferably an Ariel view or a prominent GIS
mapped system)
Listing of all hazardous chemical within the boundaries of the district.
Safety, Health & Environmental Policy.
Brief manufacturing activity (with flow charts)
Working pattern
Working hours
Weekly holiday. Declared general holidays
Geographical Location (furnish with a color map)
Demography details.
Meteorological Data with wind details and directions.
Wind details & direction.

20. Chemical Data For District
 Names of chemicals - commercial / technical name / UN number, CAS no.
 Storage quantity.
 Monthly consumption
 Method of storage - above / below the ground level. Tank farm / Bullets / Spheres
/ Mounded, etc.
 Material Safety Data Sheet (in the form of annexure.)
– Identification of hazards in each department / section with hazard area map and affecting
population.
– Identification of emergency in each hazard activity through risk analysis.
– Severity / severity mapping (zoning diagram).
– Mitigation measures required (in the form of annexure).
– Mitigation measures possessed / proposed by the industries
– Emergency Shutting down procedure
– Identification of mutual aid partners.
– Identification of resource suppliers (both public and private)
– Emergency Transport facility.

21. Development of web portal
For chemical disaster similar knowledge
sharing platform of US Deptt of Health &
Human services can be integrated in India.
• https://chemm.nlm.nih.gov/
For radiological disaster
• https://www.remm.nlm.gov/

22. First Minute Response
• In the First Minutes
 Rapid Response Guide
 Initial Strategy during an incident— Basic Overview
 Complete Information for left over time
 Public Incident
 Terrorist Incident
 Transportation Accident
 Industrial Incident
 Chemical Suicides

23. Rapid Response Guide
• Steps for Rapid Response to a Chemical HAZMAT Incident
• Three levels of Event Recognition
• Indicators that Lead to Chemical Incident Recognition
• Consider Other Explanations
• How to Recognize a Chemical HAZMAT Incident
• How to Recognize a Chemical MEI Incident
• How to Recognize a Chemical WMD Incident
• Declare and Activate the Disaster Response System

24. THANK YOU