what are the para nos. 2.1 to 2.7.4 of guidelines. ....etc

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i request to u pls more details about safety in construction ....etc

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CONSTRUCTION SAFETY CLIMATE
IN DEVELOPING COUNTRY
BIKARAMA PRASAD YADAV
SENIOR HSE- MANAGER
SOMA ENTERPRISES LTD
DMRC PROJECT
Email - [email protected]
Safety in the construction industry has always
been a major issue. Wherever reliable records are
available, construction is found to be one of the
most dangerous on safety and health criteria,
particularly in developing countries. Though much
improvement in construction safety has been
achieved, the industry still continues to lag behind
most other industries with regard to ....etc

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Construction Safety Requirements

Construction Safety Requirements

Abrasive Grinding


All abrasive wheel bench and stand grinders must be provided with safety guards that cover the spindle ends, nut and flange projections, and are strong enough to withstand the effects of a bursting wheel. An adjustable work rest of rigid construction must be used on floor and bench-mounted grinders, with the work rest kept adjusted to a clearance not to exceed 1/8 inch (0.3175 centimeter) between the work rest ....etc

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Managing construction sites are difficult due to temporary work nature, changing work area, untrained workers, over time works etc., Most of the accidents occurred in construction activities like building structures, demolition, excavation, roof work, alteration, scaffolding, painting etc,. In typical construction works about 1500 people are killed in Britain and 25,000-30,000 more are seriously injured. The accident statistics represent not only serious human tragedies but also substantial economical losses due to accidents which cause damage ....etc

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i am in third year civil engg.i have a seminar in this semister.im interested in above topic.pls send full report of this topic as early as posible..
please ....etc

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DESIGNING FOR CONSTRUCTION WORKER SAFETY
PANCHDEV KUMAR
ASSISTANT MANAGER
JINDAL STEEL & POWER LTD, RAIPUR
Email- [email protected]
ABSTRACT
The construction industry stands out from other
employments as having one of the highest worker
injury and fatality rates. Construction comprises a
very small percentage of the overall workforce.
Yet, the incidence rate for non-fatal injuries and
illnesses exceeds that of many other industries.
The construction industry has the most fatalities of
any other industry sector. Some studies ....etc

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presented by:
AJINKYA JOSHI


SAFETY IN CONSTRUCTION
The Construction Industry
 Cause of Deaths:
 Falling through fragile roofs and rooflights
 Falling from ladders, scaffolds and other work places
 Being struck by excavators, lift trucks or dumpers
 Being struck by falling loads and equipment
 Being crushed by collapsing structures
Construction Accidents
 56% falls from height
 21% trapped by something collapsing or overturning
 10% struck by a moving vehicle
� ....etc

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Managing construction sites are difficult due to temporary work nature, changing work area, untrained workers, over time works etc., Most of the accidents occurred in construction activities like building structures, demolition, excavation, roof work, alteration, scaffolding, painting etc,. In typical construction works about 1500 people are killed in Britain and 25,000-30,000 more are seriously injured. The accident statistics represent not only serious human tragedies but also substantial economical losses due to accidents which cause damage ....etc

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1.Consumption of raw soybeans can be harmful to health because of the presence of following anti-nutritional factor:
(A)Phytic acid(B)Tannins
(C )Oxalates(D)Trypsin inhibitor

2.In a standard fruit jam preparation the content of total soluble solids should not be less than :
(A)68% W/W(B)45% WAV
(C )65% W/W(D)70% W/W

3.The safe level of irradiation for foods, which presents no toxicological hazard is :
(A)5.0 kGy(B)10.0 kGv
(C )7.0 kGy(D)25.0 kGy

4.Subjecting rice to higher degree of polishing is associated with ....etc

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