The co-located OSH Gurukul conference brings top-notch HSE heads over 3 days from across industry verticals
The OSH Gurukul conference running alongside the industry exhibition features thought-provoking speaker sessions and panel discussions on topics of contemporary interest from renowned HSE heads and international experts over three days. It is a unique opportunity for 100+ HSE officers attending as delegates to listen to 40+ speakers and get the latest Indian regulatory framework updates. It will draw strength from the experience of HSE veterans in large Indian industries and take their experiences to the uninitiated safety and health practitioners in the industry, thereby fulfilling the ambitious goal of bridging OSH divide between the large and small industrial clusters. Delegates learn how to harness a culture of behavioural safety by installing systems and management best practices that promote exceptional performance.
To go beyond theory and put knowledge into practice, this year we have added workshops from some of the leading associations in the HSE domain: IAOH, NFE, ITTA and IPAF. These will showcase solutions around occupational health, electrical safety, technical textiles and working at heights.
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India’s low ranking in electrical safety is a serious concern that poses significant challenges to industrial establishments. Annually, over 12,000 deaths are attributed to electrocution, with an average of more than 28,000 fire incidents. These incidents result in substantial production losses and property damage due to downtimes and breakdowns caused by fires. As India progresses into the era of advanced industrialisation, it is imperative that electrical fires are minimised, which can be achieved by strictly following the regulations in force and prioritizing electrical safety becomes essential in industries. The panel members will attempt to convey to the audience the importance of understanding the reasons behind these electrical accidents and fires.
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Through this discussion find out how to set boundaries, practice stress-reduction techniques, and create a more resilient work environment. Employee well-being is paramount, and a healthier, more resilient workforce is a significant asset for any organization. Manage workplace stress effectively, enhance job satisfaction, and boost productivity would be other key topics of discussion.
When the incident rate is low, one can assume all is well with safety and focus precious time on other priorities. While there are many steps to build an effective safety culture, one where safety is truly a priority, a first step is to change the way safety is measured. Using the top-down approach the safety message is drilled down to lower-level employees further down the chain. In this way, the safety message filters down through the different levels of an organisation.
Processes that were once manual and time-consuming can now be achieved in a quick and efficient manner with digital tools, applications, and systems. Automation and robotics have significantly improved workplace safety by reducing the need for humans to perform dangerous tasks. Robots can be used to handle hazardous materials, work in extreme temperatures, or complete repetitive tasks that may cause strain or injury to human workers.
Everyone who is interested and deals with workplace safety and health issues at work.
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An eminent cast of speakers will take the stage at OSH India Mumbai 2024.
| Category | Participation fees (Early Bird) |
|---|---|
| Individuals | INR 8500 /- per delegate (Plus 18% GST) |
