Bhubaneswar: The state has launched a major initiative to achieve Zero Accidents in factories and construction sites across the region, beginning with a specialized training workshop on Construction Safety for Supervisors Engaged in Construction Work.
A state-level training workshop dedicated to Construction Safety for Supervisors Engaged in Construction Work recently convened with a clear mandate to achieve Zero Accidents in factories across the state.
Shri Indramani Tripathy, Director of Factories and Boilers, graced as the chief guest to spearhead this mission, emphasizing that the safety of the workforce is the highest priority for industrial growth.
Shri Tripathi said in his inaugural address that through regular monitoring of construction work, strict adherence to safety regulations, and increased awareness, accidents can be prevented and a healthy work environment can be created. He challenged supervisors to lead the charge in identifying potential hazards, asserting that a collective commitment to rigorous standards is the only way to ensure every facility remains accident-free.
The Director underscored that a healthy and secure work environment is not just a regulatory requirement but a fundamental right for every worker. By implementing robust safety management systems and fostering a culture of vigilance, the industry can ensure that productivity goes hand in hand with the well-being of its workforce.
The workshop served as a platform for supervisors to enhance their technical knowledge and leadership skills in maintaining accident-free construction zones.
The workshop focused on equipping supervisors with the practical tools needed to eliminate workplace risks entirely. By prioritizing constant vigilance and the enforcement of safety protocols, the Director noted that the state is moving toward a future where industrial accidents are a thing of the past. The event concluded with a call to action for all stakeholders to maintain a zero-tolerance policy toward safety lapses.