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PRESENTED
BY
PRAKASH SHINDE
HOD MECH.
GOVT. POLY. SEONI
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SAFETY IN INDUSTRIES
 safety considered from mechanical
side
 i.e. Equipments, tools, Machines
 safety considered from Human being.
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MANPOWER SAFETY
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ACCIDEANTS DO NOT JUST HAPPEN
BUT
ARE CAUSES DUE TO THE FAILURE OF
ONE ELEMENT
OR
THE OTHER
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Causes of accidents
 Improper Acts
 Violation of Safety Rules
 Use of Improper or Defective tools
 Improper way of tool using.
 Unsafe Working Position or condition
 Not using safety devices due to over
confidence or unskilled ness.
 Mental disturbance or over efforts
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Preventive Action of Accident
FOLLOW SAFEYTY RULES
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Work with safe working
conditions
Follow safety
Instructions/Rules
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Safety principals
 Development of safe working
conditions
 Safe working habits on
personalized basis
 Promote to obey safety rules.
 Strong action for the violation of
safety rules.
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BEST SAFETY OPTIONS
Always Think on BEST SAFETY Options
And Trying to Use it
Late Dr. Kalpana Chawla
Astronaut and crew member
for Columbia space
ship
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Sources of Accidents
 Revolving Elements:- shaft, spindle, mandrill
 Revolving cutting tools:- Drills, Reamers, Boring
tools, Milling Cutters, Grinding Wheels, Saw
blade
 Projection of sharp edges:- Belt and chain drive,
key heads, cotter pine, bolt heads and nut.
 Uncovered portion of Machines:- Gear drive,
Armed pulley, Flange coupling, Fans, Moving
Loads.
 Inflammable & Explosives, Short Circuits.
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Industrial noise Safety
 Reduction in Industrial Noise By
1. Reducing noise at source.
2. Isolating the Noise sources.
3. Using personal protective Equipments
like Ear plug, Muffs etc.
NOISE LEVEL NOT MORE THAN
60 TO 85 db
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Benefits of Safety
 Increasing rate of production
 Reducing production cost
 Reducing damages to Equipment
and machineries
 Preventing premature death of
talented workers who are only the
assets of the society
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Protection methods against
Dangerous Parts
Safety By
 Construction.
 Position.
 Using fixed guards.
 Using Inter locks
guards.
 Using automatic
guards.
 Using Distance
guards.
 Using trip guards.
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Don’t do the unsafe activities
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Electric Hazards on Man power
 Contract chest muscles.
 Failure of Respiration.
 Stoppage of blood Circulation.
 Failure of heart function.
 Destroy muscles, nerves and tissues.
 Burns from the flashes of electric arc.
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FIRST AID BOX
1. ROLLED BANDAGEES 5 & 10 CM WIDE 12No.
2. PAIR OF SCISSORES 01 No.
3. LAGE, MEDIUM & SMALL SIZE STERELISED DRESSINGS 12No.
4. SAFETY PINES 2PKTS.
5. PACKETS OF STERELISED COTTON WOOL 02No.
6. BURNOL TUBE & LARGE SIZE OF BURN DRESSINGS 12No.
7. EYE DROPS 01No.
8. ADHESSIVE PLASTER 02 ROLLER
9. TINCHAR IODEEN/SEVELON/DETOLE 01 BOTTEL.
10. BOTTLE CONTENS 2% ALCOHOL/KMNO4 CRYSTALS 02No.
FIRST AID BOX
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FACTORY ACT 1948
 APPROVAL LICENSING & REGISTRATION
 WORKING HOURS
For adults 9hrs. & child 4 ½
 REMUNERTION FOR OVERTIME
 SAFETY OF WORKERS
 WORKERS WELFARE & HEALTH FACILITIES
 STORAGE OF INFLAMABLE MATERIAL
 DANGEROUS OPRATIONS & DISPOSAL OF
WASTES
 MOTION OF OVERHEAD CRANES
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SAFETY IGNORENCE MAKES ACCIDENTS
SO
PLEASE PREVENT ACCIDENTS
THANK YOU

INDUSTRIAL SAFETY

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    3 SAFETY IN INDUSTRIES safety considered from mechanical side  i.e. Equipments, tools, Machines  safety considered from Human being.
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    6 ACCIDEANTS DO NOTJUST HAPPEN BUT ARE CAUSES DUE TO THE FAILURE OF ONE ELEMENT OR THE OTHER
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    7 Causes of accidents Improper Acts  Violation of Safety Rules  Use of Improper or Defective tools  Improper way of tool using.  Unsafe Working Position or condition  Not using safety devices due to over confidence or unskilled ness.  Mental disturbance or over efforts
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    8 Preventive Action ofAccident FOLLOW SAFEYTY RULES
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    9 Work with safeworking conditions Follow safety Instructions/Rules
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    10 Safety principals  Developmentof safe working conditions  Safe working habits on personalized basis  Promote to obey safety rules.  Strong action for the violation of safety rules.
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    11 BEST SAFETY OPTIONS AlwaysThink on BEST SAFETY Options And Trying to Use it Late Dr. Kalpana Chawla Astronaut and crew member for Columbia space ship
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    12 Sources of Accidents Revolving Elements:- shaft, spindle, mandrill  Revolving cutting tools:- Drills, Reamers, Boring tools, Milling Cutters, Grinding Wheels, Saw blade  Projection of sharp edges:- Belt and chain drive, key heads, cotter pine, bolt heads and nut.  Uncovered portion of Machines:- Gear drive, Armed pulley, Flange coupling, Fans, Moving Loads.  Inflammable & Explosives, Short Circuits.
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    15 Industrial noise Safety Reduction in Industrial Noise By 1. Reducing noise at source. 2. Isolating the Noise sources. 3. Using personal protective Equipments like Ear plug, Muffs etc. NOISE LEVEL NOT MORE THAN 60 TO 85 db
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    16 Benefits of Safety Increasing rate of production  Reducing production cost  Reducing damages to Equipment and machineries  Preventing premature death of talented workers who are only the assets of the society
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    17 Protection methods against DangerousParts Safety By  Construction.  Position.  Using fixed guards.  Using Inter locks guards.  Using automatic guards.  Using Distance guards.  Using trip guards.
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    18 Don’t do theunsafe activities
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    19 Electric Hazards onMan power  Contract chest muscles.  Failure of Respiration.  Stoppage of blood Circulation.  Failure of heart function.  Destroy muscles, nerves and tissues.  Burns from the flashes of electric arc.
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    21 FIRST AID BOX 1.ROLLED BANDAGEES 5 & 10 CM WIDE 12No. 2. PAIR OF SCISSORES 01 No. 3. LAGE, MEDIUM & SMALL SIZE STERELISED DRESSINGS 12No. 4. SAFETY PINES 2PKTS. 5. PACKETS OF STERELISED COTTON WOOL 02No. 6. BURNOL TUBE & LARGE SIZE OF BURN DRESSINGS 12No. 7. EYE DROPS 01No. 8. ADHESSIVE PLASTER 02 ROLLER 9. TINCHAR IODEEN/SEVELON/DETOLE 01 BOTTEL. 10. BOTTLE CONTENS 2% ALCOHOL/KMNO4 CRYSTALS 02No. FIRST AID BOX
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    22 FACTORY ACT 1948 APPROVAL LICENSING & REGISTRATION  WORKING HOURS For adults 9hrs. & child 4 ½  REMUNERTION FOR OVERTIME  SAFETY OF WORKERS  WORKERS WELFARE & HEALTH FACILITIES  STORAGE OF INFLAMABLE MATERIAL  DANGEROUS OPRATIONS & DISPOSAL OF WASTES  MOTION OF OVERHEAD CRANES
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    23 SAFETY IGNORENCE MAKESACCIDENTS SO PLEASE PREVENT ACCIDENTS THANK YOU