Dear All,
This is in continuation of the earlier Threads "Safety Videos Library Part I & II", which can be accessed through the following links:
[Link 1](https://www.citehr.com/239276-safety-videos-library.html#axzz18SFtE36O)
[Link 2](https://www.citehr.com/304170-safety-videos-library-part-ii.html)
Thanks a lot to all who contributed to making the earlier threads a grand success with 129 (SVL-I) & 300 (SLV-II) video clips related to safety.
Special thanks go to:
1. Mr. Raghu
2. Mr. Inderjeet
3. Mr. Firoz
4. Ms. Hansa
5. Mr. Terry Penny
6. Mr. Srinivasa Rao M
7. Mr. KV Sundaram
8. Mr. Ajay, etc.
I also take this moment to thank everyone who downloaded and used these videos for safety trainings. Thanks a lot to all the followers of this thread who have given us motivational comments which have kept this thread alive for a long time.
I am attaching a video clip that clearly visualizes the need for skill and experience in executing any job. You can effectively use this video in your safety training program. I hope all of you will find this interesting and useful.
As in earlier threads, I assure all of you that I will post a new video in response to all the replies with a film/video attachment.
Let's join hands together in making this thread also a grand success.
Thanks in advance.
From India
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730This is in continuation of the earlier Threads "Safety Videos Library Part I & II", which can be accessed through the following links:
[Link 1](https://www.citehr.com/239276-safety-videos-library.html#axzz18SFtE36O)
[Link 2](https://www.citehr.com/304170-safety-videos-library-part-ii.html)
Thanks a lot to all who contributed to making the earlier threads a grand success with 129 (SVL-I) & 300 (SLV-II) video clips related to safety.
Special thanks go to:
1. Mr. Raghu
2. Mr. Inderjeet
3. Mr. Firoz
4. Ms. Hansa
5. Mr. Terry Penny
6. Mr. Srinivasa Rao M
7. Mr. KV Sundaram
8. Mr. Ajay, etc.
I also take this moment to thank everyone who downloaded and used these videos for safety trainings. Thanks a lot to all the followers of this thread who have given us motivational comments which have kept this thread alive for a long time.
I am attaching a video clip that clearly visualizes the need for skill and experience in executing any job. You can effectively use this video in your safety training program. I hope all of you will find this interesting and useful.
As in earlier threads, I assure all of you that I will post a new video in response to all the replies with a film/video attachment.
Let's join hands together in making this thread also a grand success.
Thanks in advance.
From India
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Dear Dipil,
When we started our SVL-I, we didn't have that much participation in our thread. At that time, only a few participated, and I want to remember and thank them now: Mr. Firoz, Mr. Inder, M/s Hansa, Mr. Srinivasa Rao, Mr. KVS, Mr. Terry Penney, and Mr. Dipil, etc. On SVL-II, it's amazing; there are a lot of new participants. We can't specify how many new members there are; we received a lot of appreciation and encouragement from our Moderator on SVL-II. A big thanks to all who shared their knowledge on our citehr EHS platform.
A big thanks to the Moderators for their support on the EHS forum.
I will start my first contribution on SVL-III with a video clip of "SAVE WATER," which was announced/issued by the public service. I hope we will get a lot of participation on this thread and once again, hope for the usual support from our members.
Keep on sharing and gaining.
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When we started our SVL-I, we didn't have that much participation in our thread. At that time, only a few participated, and I want to remember and thank them now: Mr. Firoz, Mr. Inder, M/s Hansa, Mr. Srinivasa Rao, Mr. KVS, Mr. Terry Penney, and Mr. Dipil, etc. On SVL-II, it's amazing; there are a lot of new participants. We can't specify how many new members there are; we received a lot of appreciation and encouragement from our Moderator on SVL-II. A big thanks to all who shared their knowledge on our citehr EHS platform.
A big thanks to the Moderators for their support on the EHS forum.
I will start my first contribution on SVL-III with a video clip of "SAVE WATER," which was announced/issued by the public service. I hope we will get a lot of participation on this thread and once again, hope for the usual support from our members.
Keep on sharing and gaining.
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dear dipil & raghu, nice contributions & thanks for mentioning all, who participated in this forum. once again a good initiative from dipil. pls. find some clips from my side.
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some more videos.... rest will try to post little later....
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Dear All,
Let's have a look into another contribution from my side. After an incident takes place, rescue and recovery actions are of prime importance. While performing these activities, people tend to make more mistakes than during normal work. Therefore, proper planning, HIRA, or JSA is crucial. Failing to do so could result in the consequences shown in the attached video.
Dear Raghu and KVS,
Thank you for starting to contribute to our new threads. I am very confident that with your help, we will surely make this thread a grand success.
Thanks and keep on sharing.
From India
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Let's have a look into another contribution from my side. After an incident takes place, rescue and recovery actions are of prime importance. While performing these activities, people tend to make more mistakes than during normal work. Therefore, proper planning, HIRA, or JSA is crucial. Failing to do so could result in the consequences shown in the attached video.
Dear Raghu and KVS,
Thank you for starting to contribute to our new threads. I am very confident that with your help, we will surely make this thread a grand success.
Thanks and keep on sharing.
From India
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Dear All,
Greetings for the day!
First of all, I am conveying my congratulations to Mr. Dipil, the starter of this thread, and Mr. Raghu, a most active participant and key person, as well as Mr. Dipil, in the success of these threads. Also, my warm wishes to Mr. Inderjeet, Mr. Firoz, Ms. Hansa, Mr. Terry Penny, Mr. KV Sundaram, Mr. Ajay, and others who contributed their videos. Many thanks to the moderators for the great support.
I hope this thread will garner a lot of participation. Let's join hands together in making this thread also a grand success.
Please view my contribution.
From India, Hyderabad
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Greetings for the day!
First of all, I am conveying my congratulations to Mr. Dipil, the starter of this thread, and Mr. Raghu, a most active participant and key person, as well as Mr. Dipil, in the success of these threads. Also, my warm wishes to Mr. Inderjeet, Mr. Firoz, Ms. Hansa, Mr. Terry Penny, Mr. KV Sundaram, Mr. Ajay, and others who contributed their videos. Many thanks to the moderators for the great support.
I hope this thread will garner a lot of participation. Let's join hands together in making this thread also a grand success.
Please view my contribution.
From India, Hyderabad
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Dear SRM,
Thank you very much for your participation in our safety video library Part III. Your entry this time included a funny clip - excellent! Please keep on sharing.
@Team
Take a look at my latest contribution regarding common mistakes made during the recovery process after an incident. Let's keep sharing and strive to make this thread a grand success.
Keep on sharing and let's try to make this thread also a grand success.
Best regards, [Your Name]
From India
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Thank you very much for your participation in our safety video library Part III. Your entry this time included a funny clip - excellent! Please keep on sharing.
@Team
Take a look at my latest contribution regarding common mistakes made during the recovery process after an incident. Let's keep sharing and strive to make this thread a grand success.
Keep on sharing and let's try to make this thread also a grand success.
Best regards, [Your Name]
From India
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some more from my side.... also, ensuring that the videos are not getting repeated...
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