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31/10/2025

Stark Infraprojects

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31/10/2025

🚨 Job Opportunity: EHS Officer – Erode, Tamil Nadu 🚨

🏭 Industry: Building Material
🕓 Experience: Minimum 3 Years
💰 Salary: Up to 7 LPA
📍 Location: Erode, Tamil Nadu (Manufacturing Plant)

Key Responsibilities:
✅ Implement & monitor EHS policies and statutory compliances
✅ Conduct audits, risk assessments & safety trainings
✅ Coordinate with pollution control boards & maintain documentation
✅ Promote safety culture and sustainability initiatives
✅ Monitor occupational health, PPE usage & emergency preparedness

📧 Interested candidates can share CVs at: chaitali@corporatesteps.com

06/08/2025

🔴 Example:

You are walking behind a backhoe loader. You can see the driver inside the cabin, but because of the position of the machine, mirrors, or cabin structure — the driver cannot see you. This is the blind spot.

✅ How to Stay Safe from Blind Spots on Construction Sites:

1. Always maintain eye contact with the operator before approaching.

2. Never walk behind or beside heavy equipment unless the operator has acknowledged you.

3. Wear high-visibility clothing.

4. Use spotters when working around machines.

5. Stay out of marked equipment working zones.

6. Follow site traffic management rules.

🔁 Simple Definition for Workers:

> "Blind spot means the area where the driver/operator cannot see you. Even if you can see them, they may not know you are there."

24/04/2025

Inspection points for a full body harness:

1. Webbing
Check for cuts, burns, frays, or any other damage.
Look for signs of chemical or UV damage.
Make sure there are no knots or excessive dirt.

2. Stitching
Inspect all stitching for loose, broken, or pulled threads.
Ensure reinforced areas are intact.

3. D-Rings and Metal Components
Check for cracks, distortion, rust, or corrosion.
Make sure D-rings are securely fastened and not bent.
Test buckles and adjusters for smooth operation.

4. Labels and Tags
Verify that labels are present and legible.
Ensure the harness is still within its usable date (if applicable).

5. Adjusters and Buckles
Test all buckles for locking function.
Check that adjusters hold the webbing firmly in place.

6. Overall Harness Integrity
Ensure the harness maintains its original shape and has not been deformed.
Confirm all straps are routed correctly.

7. Fall Indicators
Some harnesses include fall indicators (tabs that pop out if a fall occurred). Ensure they have not been triggered.

8. Lanyards & Hooks (If Attached)
Inspect lanyards for frays, cuts, or damage.
Check snap hooks and connectors for deformation and locking function.

9. Comfort Padding
If the harness has shoulder, waist, or leg padding, ensure it's intact and securely attached.

Note: A harness should be inspected before each use and formally checked periodically (Weakly & monthly) by a competent person. If any part found fails in inspection, remove the harness from service immediately.

24/04/2025

03/03/2025

FREE webinar on Job Oriented Courses & Job Opportunities in HSE.

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03/03/2025

Scaffolding Components:

1. Double Coupler – Connects two scaffold tubes at a 90-degree angle, ensuring a strong and stable joint.

2. Swivel Coupler – Joins two scaffold tubes at any angle, allowing flexibility in construction.

3. Beam Coupler – Secures scaffold tubes to steel beams, providing additional stability.

4. Board Coupler – Holds wooden or metal scaffold boards in place on the structure.

5. Single Coupler – A basic coupler used to attach a tube to another fixed structure.

6. Ladder Coupler – Attaches a ladder securely to the scaffold for safe access.

7. Joint Box – Connects two scaffold tubes end-to-end, extending their length.

8. Scaffolding Pipe – The main structural element of scaffolding, forming the framework.

9. Base Jack – A height-adjustable support at the bottom of the scaffolding for leveling.

10. Sole Board – A wooden or metal board placed under the base jack to distribute weight evenly on soft ground.

11. Base Plate – A flat metal plate at the bottom of the base jack, preventing sinking and providing stability.

These components work together to create a secure and reliable scaffolding system, ensuring safety and efficiency in construction projects.

03/03/2025

🦺What is PPE in terms of safety?
Personal protective equipment, commonly referred to as "PPE", is equipment worn to minimize exposure to hazards that cause serious workplace injuries and illnesses. These injuries and illnesses may result from contact with chemical, radiological, physical, electrical, mechanical, or other workplace hazards.

🦺What is the definition of PPE according to the WHO?
Personal protective equipment or PPE is equipment used to prevent or minimize exposure to hazards such as: Biological hazards.

🦺What is the 7 type of PPE?
Examples of PPE include such items as gloves, foot and eye protection, protective hearing devices (earplugs, muffs) hard hats, respirators and full body suits. This guide will help both employers and employees do the following: Understand the types of PPE.

🦺What is the 10 example of PPE?
Including gloves, gowns, shoe covers, head covers, masks, respirators, eye protection, face shields, and goggles. Gloves help protect you when directly handling potentially infectious materials or contaminated surfaces. Gowns help protect you from the contamination of clothing with potentially infectious material.

🦺What are four basic rules for PPE?
4 Steps to Properly Using PPE in the Workplace
Step 1: Conduct a Hazard Assessment. The first step to reducing hazards is to properly identify them.
Step 2: Select Appropriate PPE.
Step 3: Provide Training for Proper Use of PPE.
Step 4: Reassess Hazards and Replace Old, Damaged PPE.

🦺Why is PPE important?
Without PPE, exposure could lead to injuries and illnesses. A range of industries use PPE to protect their workforce from occupational hazard. The construction, mining, chemical and pharmaceutical industries are among those using PPE on regular basis.

20/01/2025

Safety officer/Supervisor Test(Work at height) part 1.

1- We use toe board to protect.......... from falling.

A- Workers
B- Material ✅
C- Guardrail
D- Platform

2- We need complete fall protection from........... Height?

A- 2 feet height
B- 50 feet
C- 6 feet and more ✅
D- 18.5 feet

3- Which type of device is preferred to connect lanyard with harness?

A- Manual Locking Hooks
B- Hooks
C- Self closing hooks ✅
D- Nothing

4- After a fall arrest We can use system again

A- Only Changing lanyard
B- Replacing Harness
C- We can't use it again ✅
D- We can use the same system

5- You are working at 4 feet high platform. Which Safety device with full body harness you need to hold you after fall ?

A- Shock absorbing lanyard
B- Guardrail
C- Self Retracting Lifeline/Lanyard ✅
D- Toe board

6- Minimum Capacity of Harness?

A- 2300 kg✅
B- 1500 kg
C- 2500 kg
D- 1500 kg

7- Minimum Capacity of D ring?.

A- 2300 kg✅
B- 1500 kg
C- 2500 kg
D- 1500 kg

8- Minimum Capacity of Self closing hooks ?

A- 2268 kg✅
B- 1500 kg
C- 2500 kg
D- 1500 kg

9- Minimum Capacity of Lanyard ?.

A- 6000 pounds
B- 4000 pounds
C- 4500 pounds
D- 5000 pounds ✅

10- Minimum Capacity of Anchor point ?

A- 2300 kg (5000, lbs)✅
B- 1500 kg (4000, lbs)
C- 2500 kg (6000, lbs)
D- 2300 kg(6000 ,lbs)

11. Minimum diameter of horizontal life line ?

A. 15 mm
B. 10 mm
C. 13 mm✅
D. 25 mm

12. Minimum diameter of vertical life line ?

A. 13 mm
B. 12 mm
C. 10 mm✅
D. 8 mm

13. How many Clamps required at the end of a life line .

A. 2 minimum
B. 3 maximum
C. 3 minimum ✅
D. 4 minimum

14. Maximum allowable sag in life line between 2 anchor points ?

A. 10"
B. 15"
C. 12"✅
D. 8"

15. Minimum breaking strength of a horizontal life line?.

A. 5000 pounds
B. 2300 kg
C. 9000 kg(20000 pounds)✅
D. 2268 kg(5000 pounds)

16. How many persons can anchor their lanyard to lifeline between 2 anchor points at a time?

A. 2 maximum
B. 3 minimum
C. 4 minimum
D. 3 maximum✅

17. Minimum Capacity of vertical lifeline?

A. 6000 lbs
B. 5000 lbs✅
C. 4000 lbs
D. 3000 lbs

18. How many persons can anchor vertical lifeline at a time?

A. 2
B. Only one person at a time✅
C. 3
D. 4

19. While attaching clamps to the lifeline,U -Bolt of the clamp should be at.......

A. Dead End Side✅
B. Live End Side
C. In the center of both

20. Maximum distance between 2 clamps should be

A. 3 times of the lifeline diameter
B. 5 times of the lifeline diameter
C. 4 times of the lifeline diameter✅
D. Double of the lifeline diameter

21. Fall Arrest Equipment Limits the arresting force to......

A. 900 kg
B. 818 kg( 1800 lbs)✅
C. 2300 kg(5000 lbs)
D. 2268 kg( 6000 lbs)

23/12/2024

Looking For HSE
Location- Chennai-Gumidipoondi
Steel Plant
With Minimum Experience
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21/12/2024

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