List of Machine Guard

List of Machine Guard

List of Machine Guard

Machine GuardDescription
GeneratorGenerator water pump
GeneratorGenerator cable
EngineEngine water pump coupling
ClutchGuard clutch
MACFlywheel guard
MAC5Flywheel & gear box coupling
MACFlywheel & crankshaft coupling
MACGear box & engine clutch coupling
MACLub oil pump coupling
MACExpansion engine clutch
Exp. EngineExpansion engine flywheel
CausticCirculation pump coupling
LOFLO filling pump
17A17A flywheel guard
8A Comp.Nitrogen compressor guard
Air Comp.Air starting compressor guard
PumpCoupling guard CWP – 1
PumpCoupling guard CWP – 2
PumpCoupling guard CWP – 3
PumpCoupling guard CWP – 4
PumpCoupling guard HWP – 1
PumpCoupling guard HWP – 2
PumpWater treatment pump – 1
Exp. EngineLubrication drive guard
LOFLO pump guard
PumpCoupling guard HWP – 3
8A Comp.Flywheel guard
Oxygen compressorPedestal fan guard
Oxygen plantPedestal fan guard
Oxy. PlantPedestal fan guard
SEAG – 1Motor belt guard
SEAG – 2Motor belt guard
MLAMotor belt guard
AGPIV gear motor belt
I/D No.MachineDescription
MG – 2005AGPIV gear sprocket chain
MG – 2006AGGen. Conv. Sprocket chain
MG – 2007Air Comp.Air compressor motor belt
MG – 2008DBMMain guard deep bumping
MG – 2009DBMSprocket chain guard
MG – 2010DBMMotor belt Machine Guard
MG – 2011Chilling UnitHot well pump guard
MG – 2012Chilling UnitCold well pump guard
MG – 2013Chilling UnitCirculating pump – 1 guard
MG – 2014Chilling UnitCirculating pump – 2 guard
MG – 2015Chilling UnitHenan cooling tower
MG – 2016C2H2 Gen.Effluent circulating pump
MG – 2017SEAG – 1Piston of comp – 1 guard
MG – 2018SEAG – 2Piston of comp – 1 guard
MG – 2019Chilling UnitCirculating pump – 1 guard
MG – 5001TA – 1Hydraulic pump belt
MG – 5002TA – 1Hydraulic pump motor belt
MG – 5003TA – 2Hydraulic pump belt
MG – 5004TA – 2Hydraulic pump motor belt
MG – 5005N2OVacuum pump motor belt
MG – 5006CDUMain guard cylinder drying unit
MG – 5007CDUMotor belt cylinder drying unit
MG- 6001WorkshopPedestal fan guard
MG- 6002Exhaust FanManagement canteen
MG- 6003Exhaust FanStaff canteen
MG- 1031Oxygen plantPedestal fan guard
MG-1032MACGearbox and engine clutch coupling Machine Guard
List of Hazardous Substances. How to Control It

List of Hazardous Substances. How to Control It

Hazardous Substances

Obtain Hazardous Substances data sheets for each substance listed in the register. File in Master File which will be retained by the site Safety Coordinator and file copies where the substances are stored /used and the nearest first aid box. Copies must be filed in alphabetical order… 

Name of the SubstanceRecommendation of storing condition
Activated AluminaTo be kept in a sealed container in a dry place
Electrical HazardTo be kept in dry place
Ammonium ChlorideTo be kept in a properly sealed bottle
BD-1500Containers must be kept close when not in use
BirmTo be kept in a dry place
Citric acidTo be kept in a dry place
Concentrated HClShould be stored in plastic container; to be sealed properly
CT-1300Containers to be kept closed when not in use. Should be kept away from flames and sparks
DN-2300Containers to be kept closed when not in use. To be stored in a cooled and ventilated area
FreonShould be stored at Aluminium and Cast iron container.
Lead acid electrolyteTo be stored in a sealed plastic container.
LimeTo be stored in a clean ventilated area. Isolate incompatible materials
Liquid NH3To be kept in a compatible cylinders. Well ventilated area must be selected
Liquid N2Cryogenic vessels are recommended to store
Liquid O2Cryogenic vessels are recommended to store
Mobil  Grease 28To be kept in a cool place
Mobil DTE lightTo be stored at well ventilated cool place
Mobil EAL ArcticTo be stored at well ventilated cool place
Mobil pagasus-710To be stored at well ventilated cool place
Mobil SHC 624To be stored at well ventilated cool place
Mobil SHC 626To be stored at well ventilated cool place
Mol-SieveTo be kept in a sealed container in a dry place
NALCO 2000Containers to be kept closed when not in use. To be stored in a cooled and ventilated area
NALCO 9901To be kept in a dry place
Nitric acidShould be stored in a properly sealed plastic container
NT-4201Containers to be kept closed when not in use. To be stored in a cooled and ventilated area
NX-1106Containers to be kept closed when not in use. To be stored in a cooled and ventilated area
PDC-9313Containers to be kept closed when not in use. To be stored in a cooled and ventilated area
PerliteTo be kept in a dry place
Shell clavous 32To be stored at well ventilated cool place
ST 40Containers to be kept closed when not in use. To be stored in a cooled and ventilated area
TCETo be stored in well ventilated area. Containers must not be rolled, dragged or slide
Techtrol GoldTo be stored at well ventilated cool place

Hazard Substances Control

To control the purchase, storage, use and disposal of hazardous and potentially hazardous substances/ materials in order to prevent fire, damage loss or injury to personnel, product or property including the environment.

Procedure:

  • To identify each hazardous or potentially hazardous substance on site and make a list..
  • Replace, where feasible, any substance with a safer environmentally friendly substance.
  • Train and educate personnel in the handling of substances.
  • Identify, provide and ensure worn correct personal protective equipment for handling the substances.
  • Provide purchasing control procedure for the purchasing of all substances.
  • Store substances in accordance with the data sheets.
  • Never store any substances together that will or may react should they come into contact.
  • Establish emergency procedures for.

Casualties

  • Dispose of substances in strict accordance with the data sheets.
  • Site controls of substances stored / kept must be established and stock rotation instituted as required.
  • Designate checking / auditing responsibilities in writing and obtain signed acceptance-person to be formally appointed to control the substances as Hazardous Substance Controller.
  • Compile safe working procedures for all Hazardous Substances tasks.
Survey of  Pressure Gauges

Survey of Pressure Gauges

 Pressure Gauges

DescriptionMax. Operating

 

Pressure

Test Frequency
Instrument Air to Air Filter Impulse0.6 Mpa06 months
3rd Stage Discharge Pressure0.8 Mpa06 months
Vacuum gauge at 20 tpd FAC2 inch H2O06 months
Motor Bearing Oil Pressure7 psi06 months
PI – 1202 MS 1201 Outlet Pressure1 Mpa06 months
PI – 1204 MS 1202 Outlet Pressure1 Mpa06 months
PI – 101 Air into H/E0.85 Mpa06 months
PI – 3 Air out of H/E0.8 Mpa06 months
PI – 4 Air into Expansion0.95 Mpa06 months
PI – 5 Air out of Expansion0.022 Mpa06 months
PIA – 2 Bottom Pressure of Upper Column0.06 Mpa06 months
PIA – 1 Lower Column Pressure0.56 Mpa06 months
PI – 401 Booster Inlet Pressure0.9 Mpa06 months
PIAS – 402 Booster Outlet Pressure1.1 Mpa06 months
PI – 404 Expansion Inlet Pressure1 Mpa06 months
PI – 201 Instrument Air0.6 Mpa06 months
PI – 406 Expansion Gap Pressure0.4 Mpa06 months
PIAS – 407 Seal Gas of Booster Side0.46 Mpa06 months
PIAS – 408 Seal Gas of Turbine Side0.46 Mpa06 months
PIAS – 409 Oil Supply of Turbine Unit0.3 Mpa06 months
Spare 06 months
Instrument Air Filter Downstream V 2040.65 Mpa06 months
PI – 202Air Bypass N2 Line0.03 Mpa06 months
PI – 15 Cold Box1.2 Kpa06 months
Oil Spray Pressure -NH3 Chiller #11.55 Mpa06 months
Exhaust Pressure – NH3 Chiller #11.5 Mpa06 months
Suction Pressure – NH3 Chiller#10.15 Mpa06 months
Oil Spray Pressure -NH3 Chiller #21.55 Mpa06 months
Exhaust Pressure – NH3 Chiller #20.15 Mpa06 months
Suction Pressure – NH3 Chiller#20.15 Mpa06 months
Delivery Pressure, Vertical Condenser25 psi06 months
Suction Pressure – Freon Chiller#1100 psi06 months
Discharge Pressure – Freon Chiller#1300 psi06 months
Suction Pressure – Freon Chiller#2100 psi06 months
Discharge Pressure – Freon Chiller#2300 psi06 months
Delivery Pressure -Chilled Water Pressure Pump F/C50 psi06 months
Condenser Cooling Water-F/C50 psi06 months
Air into Post MS After Cooler150 psi06 months
Inlet Pressure MS – 12011.010 Mpa06 months
Inlet Pressure MS – 12021.010 Mpa06 months
Pressure Regulator, MS Bed instrument Air Pressure0.6 Mpa06 months
Instrument Air to Air Compressor Inlet Valve 06 months
Instrument Air to Air Compressor Inlet Valve 06 months
Instrument Air to Air Compressor Inlet Valve 06 months

Pressure Gauges 1

DescriptionMax. Operating

 

Pressure

Instrument Air to V – 407 
Instrument Air to V – 407 
Instrument Air Regulator to V – 1 
Instrument Air to V – 1 
Instrument Air to TBX 
Instrument Air to TBX 
Instrument Air to TBX 
Instrument Air to TBX 
Instrument Air to TBX 
Instrument Air to Bed Valve V – 1205 
Instrument Air to Bed Valve V – 1206 
Instrument Air to Bed Valve V – 1207 
Instrument Air to Bed Valve V – 1210 
Instrument Air to Bed Valve V – 1210 
Instrument Air to Bed Valve V – 1210 
PG – 20 TPD B/T175 psi
DPG – 20 TPD B/T448 cm w/c
PG – 20 TPD H/T5 bar
DPG 20 TPD H/T31 cm w/c
PG – RVT 2717 bar
DPG – RVT 27100 cm w/c
PG – 20 TPD B/T Transfer Pump Delivery Press60 psi
PG – 20 TPD H/T to Tanker Filling Pump Del. Press.60 psi
Instrument Air Reservoir8 kgf/cm2
R/O System Inlet60 psig
R/O Filter #1 Outlet60 psig
R/O Filter #2 Outlet60 psig
R/O Pump Pressure180 psig
R/O Concentrate PressureMin 150 psig
R/O Pump #1 Delivery Pressure180 psig
R/O pump #2 Delivery Pressure180 psig
DPG -ASPEN B/T385 cm water
PG – ASPEN B/T175 psig
ASPEN B/T Transfer Pump55 paig
PG – ASPEN INOX Nitrogen Tank15 kgf/cm2
DPG – ASPEN INOX Nitrogen Tank4250 mm w/c
PG – H/T4.8 bar
DPG – H/T265 cm H2O
PG – C 2117 bar
DPG – C 21100%
PG – RVT 2114.5 bar
DPG – RVT 21100%
LOX Transfer Pump to Tanker55 psig

Pressure Gauges 2

DescriptionMax. Operating

 

Pressure

Test Frequency
LOX Transfer Pump to Compressing Station4300 psi06 months
LN Transfer Pump to Compressing Station2200 psi06 months
AIT 300 analyzer PI – 318 back Pr. Gauge CRM 06 months
RC Suction Pressure gauge inside ASPEN CRMMin 20 cm WC06 months
FAC Seal Gas12 psi06 months
FAC Inlet Valve70 psi06 months
FAC Bypass Valve70 psi06 months
RC – 1 Seal Gas12 psi06 months
RC – 1 Inlet Valve70 psi06 months
Spare 06 months
RC – 1 Bypass Valve70 psi06 months
RC – 2 Seal Gas12 psi06 months
RC – 2 Inlet Valve70 psi06 months
RC – 2 Bypass Valve70 psi06 months
DPI – 101 Air Filter Differential Pressure2 Kpa06 months
PI – 300 Air Pressure Before Bed550 Kpa06 months
PG Main Instrument Air Line7.0 kgf/cm206 months
PI – 315 RC Suction Pressure20 cm H2O min06 months
RC – Discharge Pressure PI – 310700 Kpa06 months
Instrument Air/N2 Flow Regulator1 gkf/cm206 months
N2 Purity analyzer PI – 50815 psi06 months
Overhead O2 Analyzer PI – 30215 psi06 months
Supply to TBX  I/P PI – 00920 psi06 months
WTBX Seal Gas Pressure PI – 002472 Kpa / 68 psi06 months
CTBX Seal Gas Pressure PI – 001345Kpa / 51 psi06 months
Reflux from WTBX to O2 Column FI – 32510 Kpa06 months
Air to Plant Flow FI – 30812.5 Kpa06 months
DP across Dust Filter PDI – 3065.5 Kpa06 months
Air to Plant Pressure PI – 306480 psi06 months
TBX Lube Oil Pressure PI – 912420 Kpa06 months
TBX Oil Filter Differential Pressure PI – 9104 Kpa06 months
Bed A Pressure PI – 332490 Kpa06 months
Bed B Pressure PI – 314490 Kpa06 months
H/T Chiller Suction Pressure55 psi06 months
H/T Chiller Discharge Pressure220 psi06 months
M/T RU Suction Pressure5 psi06 months
M/T RU Discharge Pressure250 psi06 months
L/T RU Suction Pressure10 inch Hg vac06 months
L/T RU Discharge Pressure225 psi06 months
ASPEN C/L Pump Discharge Pressure PI – 10135 psi06 months
PFHE to ASPEN C/L Pump PI – 102 06 months
PFHE to ASPEN C/T PI – 103 06 months
ASPEN to PFHE PI – 104 06 months
O/L Pump to PFHE PI – 10530 psi06 months
ALFALAVAL HE to C/L Pump 06 months

Pressure Gauges 3

DescriptionMax. Operating

 

Pressure

Test Frequency
O/L Pump to ALFALAVAL HE 06 months
ALFALAVAL HE to Cooling Tower 06 months
ASPEN to ALFALAVAL HE 06 months
20 TPD Hot Well Pump Discharge Pressure10 psi06 months
20 TPD Cold Well pump Discharge Pressure20 psi06 months
Generator Pump Discharge Pressure60 psi06 months
R/O Pump Discharge Pressure50 psi06 months
O2 Filling Rack Main2400 psi06 months
O2 Filling Rack ABC2300 psi06 months
O2 Filling Rack DEF2300 psi06 months
N2 Filling Rack Main2300 psi06 months
N2 Filling Rack A2300 psi06 months
N2 Filling Rack B2300 psi06 months
Proof Test M/C -13300 psi06 months
Proof Test M/C – 23300 psi06 months
Hydraulic Test M/C – 13300 psi06 months
Hydraulic Test M/C – 1 lubricator80 psi06 months
Air Compressor at Test Shop2.5 kg/cm206 months
Devalving m/c#0150 psi06 months
Devalving m/c#0250 psi06 months
Gen # 1 Cooling Water Inlet PG55 psi06 months
Gen # 1 Cooling Water Outlet PG55 psi06 months
Gen # 1 Manifold Pressure0 inch Hg06 months
Gen # 1 Lube Oil Pressure PGMin 40 psi06 months
Gen # 1 Gas Inlet PGMin 22 psi06 months
Gen # 2 Cooling Water Inlet PG55 psi06 months
Gen # 2 Manifold Pressure0 inch Hg06 months
Gen # 2 Lube Oil Pressure PGMin 40 psi06 months
Gen # 2 Gas Inlet PG22 psi06 months
Gen # 3 Cooling Water Inlet PG75 psi06 months
Gen # 3 Manifold Pressure0 inch Hg06 months
Gen # 3 Lube Oil Pressure PGMin 40 psi06 months
Gen # 3 Gas Inlet PG22 psi06 months
Gen # 4 Cooling Water Inlet PG75 psi06 months
Gen # 4 Manifold Pressure0 inch Hg06 months
Gen # 4 Lube Oil Pressure PGMin 40 psi06 months
Gen # 4 Gas Inlet PG22 psi06 months
Birm Filter PV – 1016 Inlet40 Psi06 months
Sand Filter PV – 1017 Inlet40 Psi06 months
Sand Filter PV – 1018 Inlet40 Psi06 months
BGSL upstream150 psi06 months
BGSL downstreamMin 22 psi06 months
What is Portable Ladder for Garments Factory

What is Portable Ladder for Garments Factory

What is Portable Ladder

Steps and Portable Ladder for use in DA & Hydrogen Factory must be made of wood, wooden ladders must not be painted but may be vanished basic rules for safe use of ladders to be followed. To ensure that all site ladders, stairs, walkways and platforms are in safe condition preventing accidents and injury..

Ladders:

  • all ladders to be listed and numbered, standard format attached
  • fixed ladders must be made of steel and if longer that 5.0 m must have a cage starting from 2.5 m extending 900 mm beyond top landing
  • fixed ladder with a cage to have locking arrangements
  • portable ladders must be registered and inspected every 3 months, standard format attached
  • all portable ladders to be kept under lock and key to stop unauthorized use
  • portable ladders-stepladder/straight ladder/extension ladders must be of aluminum
  • straight or extension ladders must have safety feet ( non-skid device)

Stairs:

  • stairs to numbered and listed
  • stairs to have non-slip surface or non-slip epoxy painted or carpeted
  • stair-ways with more that 4 steps must have a hand or guard rail
  • steps to be uniform in height and width, max height 178mm, and minimum width 250mm
  • stair-ways, landings, open-ended platforms to be fitted with toe-boards

Walk-ways

  • walk-ways edges to be demarcated by 75 mm wide yellow lines
  • Walk-ways/work areas or platforms which are higher than 1.5 m must have a hand or guard rail.
  • elevated walk-ways must be minimum 750 mm wide
  • walk-ways must be free ob obstruction

Handrails / Guardrails:

  • hand /guard rails where needed will be made of pipe or steel angles
  • vertical posts to be not more than 2.5 m apart
  • to be equipped with a middle rail
  • to be equipped with middle rail
  • toe-boards of 100 mm height to be installed
  • the railing to be secured to withstand impact pressure of 100 kg from any direction

STRAIGHT LADDER

  • Loose rungs(move by hand)
  • Loose nails, screws, bolts etc.
  • Loose mounting brackets etc.
  • Cracked, broken, split stays
  • Splinter on stays or rungs
  • Cracks in metal stays
  • Bent metal stays or rungs
  • Damaged/worn, non- slip device
  • Wobbly

STEP LADDER

  • Wobbly
  • Loose/bent hinge spreaders
  • Stop on spreaders broken
  • Loose hinges

EXTENSION LADDER

  • Defective extension locks
  • Defective rope pulley
  • Deterioration of rope

GENERAL

  • Painting of Wooden Ladder
  • Identification No: faded
  • Storage proper
  • Remarks Item No:
  • Remedial Item No:

Collection and formula:

Legal minimum wage refers to the minimum amount of wages per hour/day/week/month the worker is legally entitled to receive as per applicable laws.
In countries where wages are defined by skill, legal minimum wage refers to the minimum wage for each particular skill category
Percentage of Workers That Received Legal Minimum Wage = Number of Workers Received above Legal Minimum Wage/Total Number of Workers.
Step 1: Calculate individual workers wage rate with legal minimum wages rate.
Step 2: Count Number of workers whose wage rate is above legal minimum wage rate.
Step 3: Calculate the percentage of workers that received above legal minimum wage = Number of Workers that Received above Legal Minimum Wages/Total Number of Workers.

Collection and formula:
How:
o Step 1: list workers with their take home wage
o Step 2: Calculate what will be the 20% of the total workers. Take the highest 20% of the workers with the highest take home wage.
o Step 3: Average take home wage of 20% highest= Total take home wage by the 20% Workers with the highest /Number of workers that are in the 20% workers with the highest take home wage group
$ Unit: Local Currency
Responsible staff:
• Human resources and finance personnel
Data Source:
• The payroll sheet and the attendance record

PERFORMANCE DATA DEFINITION:
• Average take home wages workers within the month.
• This includes basic wage, overtime compensation, bonuses and other forms of monetary benefits.
• It is after tax and other deduction.
• It ONLY includes workers with full attendance (inclusive of week offs and public holidays). New workers, workers who have left and those that have taken days off within the month should NOT be included
• This performance data only counts top 20% workers who received the highest take home wages.
• Refers to total amount of Minimum wage and overtime compensation is taken according to the LAW including regular working hours and OT compensation.

Basic Rules for Safe use of Ladders

  • Always avoid bringing the ladder into contact with electricity
  • Place the ladder so that its feet are a quarter of its length to the top support from the object it is resting against.
  • Unless the ladder is securely tied at the top it should always be held by another person whilst in use.
  • Wherever possible the ladder should extend 1 m above its top support.
  • Keep ladders clean from dirt and grease
  • Never keep ladders lying on the floor
  • Do not use ladders horizontally as walkway or as scaffolding.
  • Use both hands when climbing up or down a ladder.
  • Tools and equipment should be hauled by ropes.
  • Ladders should be equipped with non-skid de devices ( safety feet)
  • Only one person at a time should use a ladder
  • Use the correct ladder for the job
  • Store ladder in a cool place, under lock & key, either lying on their sides or hanging in horizontal position from several wall brackets
  • Never place a ladder in front of a doorway, if necessary take adequate precautions.

What is Fire Extinguishers? How Electrical Fire Alarm Bell Works?

What is Fire Extinguishers? How Electrical Fire Alarm Bell Works?

Fire Extinguishers

Fire Alarm Bell  and Fire extinguishers are provided on maximum every 550 Sqf. 3.5 fts height from the ground level. And round red strip line are marked at the eye high to point out from the distance. The area around at ground is marked with the red line to keep the area free all the time. And checked Periodically every day. Smoke free Fire Door & Push bar door: We have Smoke free Fire Door & Push bar door in All Floor. Smoke free Industrial Emergency Light: We have Smoke free Industrial Emergency Light in Every floor. …

Written Safety Policy :

Once an Fire extinguisher and fire equipment is  installed,  the responsible person ensure to post all fire equipment use instruction, labeled in proper way and  daily/weekly inspection, maintenance, testing of fire extinguishers and fire equipment that they are in proper working condition and always ready for use.We have a written Fire Safety Policy, Which Is Posted On The policy board In Each Production Floor.

Fire Indications :

Once an Fire extinguisher and fire equipment is  installed,  the responsible person ensure to post all fire equipment use instruction, labeled in proper way and  daily/weekly inspection, Evacuation Plan, Fire Security Team – Fire Fighting Team + Evacuation Team + Rescuer Team, Fire Safety Policy & First Aid Kit Are Kept in each floor Near Factory Exit. Clearly Instructed In Both Languages (English + Local)

Electrical Fire Alarm Bell & Visible Bell:

DCP Fire extinguisher suitable for Use at Solid Fire (A class). Incase of emergency use all kinds of Fire. Emergency push bells are installed either side of in production floor. And also Visible Bell for generator and biler operators.

Smoke Detector:

Once an Fire extinguisher and fire equipment is  installed,  the responsible person ensure to post all fire equipment use instruction, labeled in proper way and  daily/weekly inspection, maintenance, testing of fire extinguishers and fire equipment that they are in proper working condition and always ready for use. Centralized Smoke Detector system are installed in floor to detect any smoke generate.

Exit Light:

Auto switch on glow type exit light is provided on every exit point to see from the distance. It is connected with IPS Backup and also keep smoke free industrial E.light.

Fire Drill :

Fire drill conducted every after 6 months. Fire drill exercise observation reports are being kept in register for any learning points.

Evacuation Area:

We have separate Area for All Workers .

Barred window and External Exit.:

Provided facilities for using External exit for Worker ,if any emergency time able to get out from factory .

Evacuation Drill :

Evacuation drill is conducted once in a month to keep all workers in practice for safe emergency evacuation.

Fire Hydrant Box:

Fire Hose Rills are installed in both sides in the floor

Emergency Light /Industrial Emergency Light:

Emergency light & Industrial Emergency Light is installed in floors & on the exit staircases for sufficient light in case of electricity failure.

Material Safety Data Sheet  MSDS Are Properly classified, filed & summarized In Local Languages.
Workers are trained In Chemical Safety Using MSDS.
Hygiene Environment   Pure Drinking Water is Supplied In Each Floor.
 Floors are cleaned daily with disinfectant.
 Toilets are properly ventilated And cleaned daily with disinfectant.
Soap are Supplied In Toilets.
Canteen & Dinning Hall   Company provides the meal to Workers.
 Floor & tables top are cleaned with detergents.
Canteen room is clean & tidy.
CCTV CCTV certificated factory.

Section IV: Environment Policy
Environment Policy  We have an environmental Policy Which Is posted on the Wall In Each Production Floor.
Section VI: Welfare

First Aid Facilities   First Aid Kits are put up on wall nearby each Production Floor.
Our qualified Doctors trained for First Aid Friends .
Medical
Dining Hall  Have sitting have more 30 % of all employees.
Bonus  02 (Two ) Festival Bonus shall be paid to employees In each Year. This bonus is Paid Festival (e.g; EID). After completing one year everypersons get 50 % of Gross Salary.

Checklist: Fire Extinguisher                                                                                                        

Frequency: Monthly

Date:

 Fire Alarm Bell Extinguisher

 

Location

Refill

 

 Date

Next Refill

 

 Date

Pressure

 

Gauge

(Green)

Safety

 

Seal

Safety

 

Pin

HoseNozzleCarrying

 

Handle

Discharge

 

Lever

Physical ConditionRemarks