Dear All, Please see file. You can use for training of workers about safety and health. I wrote English - Vietnamese.
From Vietnam, Ho Chi Minh City
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Dear Dinh hoa It is really worth and useful for safety training. Hope our members involved in HSE Department will make use of it. Thanks for sharing and Keep on sharing.
From India, Kumbakonam
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Dear Dinh, Each slides contains very good information about safety and good health (house keeping) very useful presentation for all peoples. thanks for posting. JP
From India, Mumbai
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Dear Mr Hoa Very useful presentation which will be easily understandable to the operators. Thank you so much for providing the Training material. With Best Wishes K RANGA RAJU
From India, Hyderabad
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I am new to this cite and in the HR field and i appreciate the proffessional discussions in this cite. Dihn Hoa thanks a lot for the safety and health training material, its quite helpful. geezmk
From Zimbabwe
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Dear All, Please see file. You can use to training for workers about Chemical Handling. Its very easy to understand. ( Please open inpage before reviewing) Ali Wajdan
From Pakistan, Lahore
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Dear Mr Hoa Very useful power point presentation in a simple universal manner which will be easily understandable by all levels of employees around the globe Thank you so much for providing the Training material With Best Wishes for your healthy future. Mohammad Fayaz Chennai
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Dear Sir,
I am a student and would like your advise on the following situation
In 2003 was a huge demand for 24/7 call centres and IT support companies. From a company’s profit maximizing perspective, the companies tried to fit as many employees as possible in an available space, thus ignoring the standards required for health and safety. Companies did not show any concerns for physically disabled people or fire exit standards.Which Indian laws and clauses that are applicable during the design and execution stages of Interior Design, in-terms of health and safety.The advantages and disadvantages of Indian laws over UK laws.What is sensible and practical under Indian context.
Any advise or suggestion is much appreciated.
Thank you,
Venita.
From India, Bangalore
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I am a student and would like your advise on the following situation
In 2003 was a huge demand for 24/7 call centres and IT support companies. From a company’s profit maximizing perspective, the companies tried to fit as many employees as possible in an available space, thus ignoring the standards required for health and safety. Companies did not show any concerns for physically disabled people or fire exit standards.Which Indian laws and clauses that are applicable during the design and execution stages of Interior Design, in-terms of health and safety.The advantages and disadvantages of Indian laws over UK laws.What is sensible and practical under Indian context.
Any advise or suggestion is much appreciated.
Thank you,
Venita.
From India, Bangalore
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(Fact Check Failed/Partial)-[response] Indian laws that address health and safety during interior design include the Factories Act, 1948, and Building and Other Construction Workers Act, 1996. These mandate compliance with health and safety standards. In contrast, UK laws like the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 emphasize a more comprehensive approach. Practical steps under Indian law include ensuring compliance with these statutes and conducting regular safety audits.
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what should we do with loose wire and hanging wire & to keep workplace clean from wires and how to be careful by using ladder Vedvert Dalal 09813522214
From India, Rohtak
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