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Publisher Shilpa Vinayak Kadam Editor Rajeev lyer CEO Shekhar Dongre Assistant Editor Shweta Nanda Marketing Team Ladoji Pendurkar, Amol Powle, Bhavin Shah, Kamlesh Balkrishna, Bharat Shah, Vinod Surve, Kavita Chaudhari Designer & Layout Arun P. Shinde, Nandan S. Moghe, Dinesh S. Gawade Online Division Ganesh Mahale Circulation Executive Satish Kadam, Amol Ranshur Branch Offices (Zonal) NORTH (Delhi & NCR regions) Sandesh Jain : 09810837877 / 09871602777 SOUTH (Chennai & Coimbatore) Y. V. Raghu : 09566141224 Bangalore Vaman : 09686721340 Hyderabad R Tiwari : 09985381878 Kochi Sanjeev Nair : 09846249568 EAST (Kolkata & Eastern regions) Kamlesh : 09819464242 WEST (Maharashtra & Gujarat) Pune Shilpa K : 09833373371 Gujarat Dinesh Shah : 09327344559 Rajkot (Saurashtra) Swapnil Bhatia: 09227909005
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TECH UPDATE
Sparsh: Making SMARTER & SAFER Tomorrow
62 How Clean is the Air in your Industrial Premises?
Mr. Sanjeev Sehgal, Managing Director, Sparsh
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FACE TO FACE
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Victaulic fire protection mobile truck hits the road
Digital India Initiative and HSSE Enhancements
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“Best Practice”: VdSCoerciveness now regu-lated across Europe
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Making the world safer and healthier
44 “Market is moving from Analog to IP solutions with web based applications”
Cloud Integrated Video-IOT and Video surveillance in a unified framework
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DuPont announces 2017 safety and sustainability award recipients
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CP PLUS launches surveillance PoE switches that offer stability, efficiency and performance
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FLIR announces FLIR Duo Pro R dual sensor commercial drone camera
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Videonetics Technology wins over its audience at TrafficInfraTech Expo
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H & S Challenges & Solutions for Construction Industries in India
50 Magnetic Autocontrol: Technology leadership in barrier manufacturing arena
PHOTO FEATURE
CASE STUDY
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Club Mahindra secured through SOLUS products The case study
PROJECT AVENUES
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CEO CORNER The role of IOT in smart cities development Smart city, first of all constructed with planning and resources are then managed for the best of its citizen. Smart city is clean and pollution free. It generates energy from renewable sources and produce a very less amount pollutants. Smart city is very advanced settlement where superior infrastructure, sustainable energy, communication and connectivity are key factor in providing the better life style for its people. IoT is a small part in the development of a smart city and IoT is not the only that helps in making a city smarter. IoT just provide fast update from around the nodes install in the city. IoT helps in sharing the data in different dept. of the city. For example, consider the traffic lights are attached with CCTV. Now this implementation helps in monitoring the real time traffic. The Traffic police thus can dynamically revert the heavy traffic to less traffic route based on data received from the IoT CCTV node. This method also help in getting the other high priority vehicles like ambulance or police to pass through easily without getting stuck. The GPS nodes in cars help in delivering the real time scenario of the road to the driver, to show the density of the traffic on any particular route. These type of method convert a city in to smart city. Another important aspect is the Energy management and waste management. These need to be controlled in order to have proper environment in the city. Energy Management must controlled at the Power Station only. But also energy must be smartly used at the customer end. Smart cities do not use fossil fuel to generate their power but use unlimited supply of renewable sources like, wind, water, solar, etc. and therefore it clean and sustainable energy for its people. There should not be blind use of the energy. And also, people of the city must not depend only on the power station to fulfill their power needs. The main idea behind any smart city power management is to have the ability to give some contribution to community power by all individual. For example, if all those people who can afford to install a solar power based electricity generator panel then they can at least fulfill 60% of their daily need and remaining will be drawn from the power station. This way the load on power plant will reduced to 50% approximately. And when this method is adopted on mass level there are chance that individuals can sell their generated power for community purpose like street lighting, shops and public places, etc. This will provide a great relief to the power crisis. IoT in smart city is crucial part. May be without IoT, smart city is not smart enough to be called as smart. IoT give the ability to connect resources to different place and access them from one location. A sensor node installed at particular location give data to different dept. of the city and help to understand the exact problem, Thus connecting different dept. of the city. The interconnected dept. provide better solution and it reduce the time to tackle and solve a problem. IoT can be implemented at public place, road and traffic, communities, commercial complex, offices and other utilities dept. IoT can help in manage the assets and resource in the good of the people. IoT provide the intelligence to system and help self-monitoring the environment. Cloud computing helps in storing the dynamic data coming continuously. IoT tracks all the real time activities happening around it and process and store them in the cloud computing. Big data infrastructure helps in easy handling of the data. IoT can be a standalone system or integrated in other to work in parallel. The automation is then provided by the actuator waiting for the input from the sensor node of the IoT.
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EDITORIAL INDEX
Editorial Board
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Apollo
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Magnetic Autocontrol50 Matrix
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Axis Communications 18
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Quantum
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British Safety Council 16
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C Dr. Florian Scharr Industry Expert, VdS Schadenverhütung GmbH
Mr. Sanjeev Sehgal, Chairman, SPGI
Mr. Deepak Kapoor Managing Director, FAAC India Pvt.Ltd.
Camfil Air Filtration
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CP PLUS
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DIGISOL
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S Scott Safety
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Realty Automation
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Solus Security Systems
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Sparsh
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F FLIR Systems
Mr. T. P. Singh Director - S&M, FLIR Systems India Pvt. Ltd.
Mr. Johnson Mathew Vice President Fire Products Gunnebo India Private Ltd.
Mr. Farooq Abdullah Managing Partner, Marvel Gloves Industries
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Victaulic
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Videonetics
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ISR Overseas Associates
Mr. Nishith Dand Director, Sure Safety India Pvt. Ltd.
Mr. Ranjit Nambiar Managing Director, South Asia at Entrust Datacard
Mr. Hariom Sharma Director-Sales & Marketing, Solus Security Systems Pvt. Ltd.
USA Nancy TARTAGLIONE, Mepax USA FRANCE MEPAX SA, Romain CLASS Tel.: +33 1 39 02 77 78, FRANCE ITALY Valeria VILLANI Tel.: +39 339 8610117, Via Firenze, Milano, Italia
Mr. R. R. Nair Chief Executive of Safety & Health Information Bureau (SHIB)
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Mr. Vishal Maheshwari Business Development Manager – EAC ASSA ABLOY India Pvt Ltd
RUSSIA Garri ZALTS Mepax Russia Tel: +7 495 576-7666
GERMANY Sebastian OLLIER Mepax Deutschland, Tel: +49 711 222 54 456, SPAIN Sofiane JEDIDI Mepax España Tel : +34 963 255 886, UK Liz Jones Tel: +44 (0)1227 276016 CHINA/South Korea/Taiwan Mepax - Konaxis Shanghai Julien PENARD Tel : (+86) 21 6252 2731
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Victaulic fire protection mobile truck hits the road Victaulic announces its new fire protection mobile truck tour of the UK. The truck hits the road this summer and will be traveling across the country throughout the year, stopping at handy locations to showcase Victaulic’s innovative grooved piping system solutions. The truck is designed to help engineers, contractors and building owners discover firsthand proven solutions that are relevant to their projects and to address industry challenges. Seeing really is believing, and Victaulic is committed to helping its customers experience its products before making any purchases. From effective pre-planning, product selection, system design to prefabrication and on-site installation, the truck addresses each element of a
project. Through an interactive blend of hands-on experience, demonstrations, product displays and discussions, visitors will learn how Victaulic’s products and services can boost efficiency, drive growth and impact their
bottom line. Visitors will be able to discover an entire range of LPCB approved products from Victaulic’s recently redesigned FireLock NXT devices and butterfly- and check valves to the recently launched
FireLock Installation-Ready Fittings and VicFlex System. “Our UK fire protection touring truck is a great opportunity for clients and potential customers to explore the comprehensive range of Victaulic solutions in one place and discover the advantages they deliver,” said Alex Dick, Fire Protection Manager UK and Ireland at Victaulic. “Visitors can see actual examples of real live installations, view and have a go at installing Victaulic’s latest innovations. Local representatives will be on hand to demonstrate, answer questions, and give out information to help customers make the very best use of what Victaulic has to offer.” Those wanting information on truck stops or wishing to book a visit should call Victaulic on 01438 310690.
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Apollo appoints new Managing Director for Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA)
World-leading independent fire detection manufacturer, Apollo Fire Detectors, is
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pleased to announce the appointment of Charles Lombard as its new Managing Director with regional responsibility for Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA). With a career working in many European countries, Charles has led global businesses of increasing size and complexity based in Italy, Australia, Denmark and France. Charles was Vice President of a group of businesses in his last position with ITW. Born and raised in France, Charles holds a degree from the Grenoble School of Business, and a Master’s degree in
Social Sciences from the University of Birmingham. He is fluent in French, English and Italian. Speaking about his new role, Charles, says: “I am looking forward to joining the Apollo team and to working for a truly global company and leader in its field. “Apollo can look back on a rich heritage and tradition, and I am planning to work with the team to continue building on these foundations and develop the next generations of innovative fire detection technology.”
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“Best Practice”: VdS-Coerciveness now regu-lated across Europe One important criterion for the successful use of Intruder Alarm Systems (IAS) is not only the rapid detection and alarming in the event of imminent disaster, but also the so-called false alarm protection. Ultimately, the inad-vertent triggering of inferior systems has extremely negative effects on the reactions of the surroundings as well as the connected security and safety services. Logically, the fourth alarm in a row, which is then genuine, no longer receives the necessary attention. VdS, Europe’s largest institute for burglary protection, has successfully tackled this core problem for decades with the concept of “Coerciveness”. “A large proportion of false triggering is caused by human error during the entry or access of the monitored area – by the Intruder Alarm System operators themselves,” explains Günter Grundmann, head of the VdS-Laboratories for Electronic Security Technology. “We ensure the vital mini-misation of these
The VdS-Concept of IAS Coerciveness is now being adopted as a “best prac-tice” in the upcoming TS 50131-12 and probably also to a worldwide IEC standard (in the picture an IAS test in the VdS-laboratories),
false alarms among other things. A VdS-approved Intruder Alarm System can only be armed from the outside. To re-enter the secure area, the authorised person must first disarm the IAS. Otherwise, the ac-cess is prevented by an additional electromechanical element, a so-called blocking device. A very simple but effective principle.” Despite the initially increased costs for the IAS installation, the minimisation of unwanted
alarms over the entire life cycle of the system leads to high cost savings. In addition, the tried and tested VdS concept ensures that all monitored windows, doors, etc., are closed before it can be armed. Thus, a costly obligation breach of the insurance contract by, for example, tilted windows can be ruled out and excluded. These “Coerciveness” mentioned VdS-requirements for the arming of the systems
have been firmly established in Germany since the 1970s. In the EU guidelines for IAS, EN 501311, this procedure, which was also required in the connection conditions of the German police, was previously listed but not specifically required. This will now change: the responsible body, CENELEC (European Committee for Electrotechnical Standardisation) has adopted “Coerciveness” in its technical specification TS 50131-12, the pre-cursor of a European standard, as a “best practice”. The working group also formulated specific product requirements based on VdSGuidelines. In addi-tion, the TS will probably also be used as a globally valid IEC standard. Grundmann says: “Thanks to the VdS experts and all the partners who con-tribute their expertise in our guidelines – like so much other VdS support, your qualified elaborations in the area of alarm arming have now been adopted into the European Security Standards.”
SAFETY
TOS+H Expo, the exhibition for Safety & Health at Work in Turkey, enters its third round Messe Düsseldorf GmbH and its local partner Tezulaş Fuar continue their cooperation and are extending an invitation to the third TOS+H Expo, Turkish Occupational Safety + Health Exhibition, in Istanbul from 6
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to 9 May 2018. Held in parallel will be the IX International Occupational Health and Safety Conference organised by the Turkish Ministry of Labour and Social Security. From 6 to 9 May 2018
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everything at Halic Congress Centre in Istanbul will revolve around personal protective equipment, health and safety at work. As the most important industry and communication platform for safe and healthy
working in Turkey and its neighbouring countries, TOS+H Expo attracts trade visitors to the metropolis on the Bosporus having already enjoyed two successful events. As in 2014 and 2016, the Turkish Occupational Safety
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+ Health Exhibition will be accompanied by the concurrent IX International Occupational Health and Safety Conference. The latter will also be held at the Halic Congress Centre and organised and coordinated by the Turkish Ministry of Labour and Social Security (CSGB). Both events together provide a 360° panorama of the market and key impulses for the further implementation of uniform occupational safety standards as well as for establishing a prevention culture in companies in Turkey and its neighbouring states. A high-quality workplace within companies, which
can be measured thanks to comparable standards, fewer occupational accidents and diseases in Turkey – these were the objectives the GermanTurkish Occupational Safety Dialogue started in Düsseldorf in 2013. Back then Turkey was the partner country of the trade fair A+A with Congress, the biggest expert forum for safety, security and health at work. A partner country that boasts a high user potential for personal protective equipment with its over 20 million insured persons and one that has become an attractive market for PPE suppliers. The market trend and global
rise in interest in occupational safety and occupational medicine was followed by the premiere of TOS+H Expo organised in cooperation with the Turkish Ministry of Labour and Social Security (CSGB) in 2014. Since then the Turkish Occupational Health + Safety Exhibition has been organised by Messe Düsseldorf, supported by the local trade fair organiser Tezulaş Fuar.
2016 saw more than 100 exhibitors from 17 nations present their ranges to over 5,000 trade visitors at TOS+H Expo. The Turkish Occupational Safety + Health Exhibition is part of Messe Düsseldorf’s portfolio for safety and health at work alongside A+A (world’s No. 1 Trade Fair for Safety, Security and Health at Work) in Düsseldorf, COS+H (China International Safety + Health Exhibition) in Beijing, INOS+H (Indian Occupational Safety + Health Exhibition) in New Delhi and OS+H Asia (Occupational Safety + Health Exhibition for Asia) in Singapore.
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Making the world safer and healthier The 21st World Congress on Safety & Health at Work 2017, which took place in Singapore on 3-6 September 2017, brought together occupational health and safety professionals, business leaders and government officials from all over the world to share their knowledge and expertise in making workplaces safer and healthier. It is estimated that 2.3 million workers worldwide die every year because of workplace accidents and work-related diseases. Further estimates from the International Labour Organization (ILO) show that every day, 6,400 people die from occupational accidents and diseases and 860,000 are injured at work. ILO Director General Guy Ryder said: “As well as appalling consequences for workers and their families, this represents a colossal social and economic burden on enterprises,
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communities and countries. Most occupational deaths and diseases are preventable and it would be a mistake to cut back on occupational safety and health, even in the face of economic downturn. Occupational safety and health is a basic human right as well as a labour right.” Speaking on 5 September 2017, at the ‘Wellbeing through Work’ session hosted by the National Safety Council (USA), Mike Robinson, Chief Executive of the British Safety Council, will present the business case for managing health and wellbeing in the workplace and explore the nature of workplace wellbeing. Mike Robinson said: “While the business case for managing
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safety is well documented and understood, the case for managing health and wellbeing is just as compelling, but the progress is not as strong. Health conditions are much more difficult to define and manage. That’s why businesses need to adopt a holistic approach to promoting wellbeing and the resilience of their staff. Progress in relation to health and wellbeing can only be made when organisations will move beyond the need to comply with regulations and inspire employees to engage in wellbeing because this benefits them as well as their companies.” Lawrence Waterman OBE, who will take up his post as Chairman at the British Safety Council on 24 November, will also speak at the World Congress in Singapore on 4 September, at the session entitled ‘A culture of prevention
on OSH’. Drawing on the lessons of the London 2012 Olympic Games construction programme, which achieved a low accident rate and no fatalities, he will demonstrate how to effectively manage health risks in construction through good design and early interventions on issues such as mental health. The World Congress on Safety & Health at Work, which takes place every three years, is on this occasion hosted by the Singapore Ministry of Manpower, in conjunction with the International Labour Organization (ILO) and the International Social Security Association (ISSA). Its work contributes to building a global prevention culture. This year, the Congress will reassess the progress of its Vision Zero initiative, which aims to make global workplaces free of fatal accidents and occupational diseases.
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DuPont announces 2017 safety and sustainability award recipients DuPont has announced the winners of the 13th Edition of the DuPont Safety and Sustainability Awards. The awards recognise outstanding intiatives aimed at enhancing workplace safety, sustainability and operational effectiveness. Among the winners was Monsanto India Ltd. – a subsidiary of the multinational agriculture company Monsanto - for a Regional Safety Award. “We are very pleased that our hard work and commitment to improve safety in our business has led us to be recognised internationally as a winner of a DuPont Safety and Sustainability Award,” said Mahesh Chandak – Monsanto India & Africa ESH and Human Rights Lead. “I am proud to say that over the last
decade, our programme to mitigate one of the significant risks that our employees face – road safety – has led to an 85% reduction in the number of accidents. “As the success of the programme became apparent, we extended its efforts beyond employees and contractors, connecting with 1.5 million people in the last four years. We are very proud to have not only helped to ensure that our employees go home safely to their families everyday, but also that we are contributing to the reduction of road accidents across India.” “We are very pleased to recognise Monsanto India Ltd. for their achievements and commitment to safety excellence,” said Davide Vassallo, Managing Director, DuPont
Sustainable Solutions. “Like DuPont, they believe that progress in safety performance allows companies to not only become better corporate citizens, but more competitive and effective.” Jury President Mieke Jacobs, Executive Coach with 20 years of Operations Management experience at DuPont, said that jury members were particularly impressed by both the quality and quantity of the projects submitted for consideration this year. “This growth is quite heartening, as I feel quite strongly that the recognition of positive contributions to workplace safety and corporate sustainability is crucial in galvanising the public and private sectors to promote and pursue improvement projects.”
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Axis Communications & Ecosystem Partners hosted 3rd edition of Eye Connect in Agra Axis Communications, the world leader in network video, announced the third edition ‘Eye Connect – 2017’. The theme of this three day event was, ’INTEGRATED SECURITY SOLUTION – FROM MYTH TO REALITY’. To drive the shift towards integration of a surveillance and security solutions, a consortium of partners from the security ecosystem have come together to engage the customers, drive awareness on the state of the art technology and identify challenges in the sector. The 3-day event took place in Agra from September 7th9th 2017 at the Jaypee Palace Hotel and Convention Center. Rising threats to security and data management have raised the issue of creating a holistic system of surveillance, analytics, storage, video management, access control and network control. Axis, with their Ecosystem partnersAllied Telesis, Milestone, iComply and Solus showcased their latest offerings
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to 50 organisations including 60 end customers. The event consisted of keynote addresses by the ecosystem partners and panel discussions on verticals such as critical infrastructure, smart cities and transportation. The customers can gain insight on the new technologies available for implementation and share their feedback on the security solutions they have implemented over the years.
Alliance Partners • Axis Communications (Video Surveillance) • Allied Telsis (Network Infrastructure) • Milestone (Video Management Software) • Solus (Access Control) • iComply (Analytics) On this occasion, Sudhindra Holla, Country Manager, Axis Communications said, “A nation can only be smart if it is safe. The third edition of Eye Connect will focus on bringing the Ecosystem partners and customers closer to each other under
one roof. Creating a robust security infrastructure has many aspects and our consortium aims to provide the larger picture to our customers. They will gain knowledge of the various components that constitute the backbone of security. Our aim is to showcase end-to-end solutions to our customers. Last year we received positive interest and many solutions were eye openers for them, we therefore decided to host it again this year too.” Mr Sandesh Kaup, Country Manager India & SAARC, Allied Telesis added, “The country is looking for robust & Reliable security solutions. We created Eye Connect to streamline our efforts as an ecosystem to educate, empower and derive user feedback. The customers will learn about the latest products that are suited to their needs and the benefits of implementing a strong surveillance network. We hope to continue our efforts in this regard in the years to come.”
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CP PLUS launches surveillance PoE switches that offer stability, efficiency and performance CP PLUS, India’s No.1 security & surveillance brand, recently launched surveillance PoE switches. These switches are the latest addition to CP PLUS’ versatile range of products and solutions. PoE switches have demonstrated a strong future trend in surveillance. There has been quite a few concerns from our surveillance partners about the quality and performance of switches. They were facing significant quality issues with the products in the market and as a result integration challenges followed. As a brand driven by the needs of
the system integrators, the R&D team of CP PLUS worked on a solution around the challenges and the 24x7 heavy performance requirements to design surveillance PoE switches that offer stability, efficiency and performance. CP PLUS surveillance PoE/ PoE+ switches have been designed keeping in mind the needs & challenges of video surveillance. Considering video surveillance entails transmission of heavy network packets 24x7 and long distance communication, CP PLUS has introduced specially designed network surveillance
PoE switches that facilitate smooth deployment of video surveillance systems. In fact, some CP PLUS surveillance PoE switches offer advanced CCTV mode, using which transmission distance can be boosted from 90m to 250m. “The increasing adoption of the PoE technology for supplying electricity to powered devices owing to its advantages such as low cost of installation, high convenience, and reliability. At CP PLUS we want to ensure that we’re able to cater to all things surveillance under one roof by being a one-stop solution for all
your surveillance needs”, says Yogesh B. Dutta. CP PLUS surveillance PoE switches are IEEE 802.3 af/at compliant and offer a host of advantages, namely reduced cabling costs, reduced installation costs, and reduced points of failure. They also serve as an uplink port (Ethernet/ SFP) to service a backbone design. Available in 9 variants, CP PLUS PoE switches meet a wide range of project requirements ranging from SOHO to enterprise solutions. These switches not only cater to security & surveillance, but also wireless access points, VoIP phones, etc.
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DIGISOL launches GEPON ONU router, supporting 1.25Gbps speed DIGISOL Systems Ltd., (100% Subsidiary of Smartlink Network Systems Ltd.) a leading provider of Active Networking products, announced the launch its new GEPON ONU Router with 1 PON and 1 Giga Port. The DG-GR1010 is a Mini GEPON Routing ONU modem designed for fulfilling FTTH ultrabroadband access required of home and SOHO users. It supports NAT/firewall and so on functions. It is based on the stable and mature GEPON technology, which has high performance/price ratio, and the technology of Layer 3 Ethernet switch as well. It is highly reliable and easy to maintain, with guaranteed QoS and fully compliant to IEEE 802.3ah EPON standards. With increasing network services such as HDTV, IPTV, Voice-over-IP (VoIP) and multimedia broadband applications, the
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support of up to 20km long distance between equipment nodes and most importantly offer of much greater bandwith.
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demand of broadband communication has grown quickly, Passive optical Network (PON) is the most promising NGN (Next Generation Networking) technology to meet the needs. As compared to other broadband access technologies such as xDSL and cable modem. Passive Optical Network (PON) technology offers competitive advantages including a long-term life expectancy of the fiber infrastructure, lower operating costs through the reduction of active components,
• SC single-mode/single fiber, symmetric 1.25 Gbps • Plug and play • Features auto-detecting • Auto-configuration • Auto firmware upgrade • Integrated OAM remote configuration and maintenance function. • Support rich QinQ VLAN functions and IGMP Snooping multi-cast features. Price: The feature rich DIGISOL DG-CR1010, is available at street price of Rs. 2700/- and comes with one year warranty.
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FLIR announces FLIR Duo Pro R dual sensor commercial drone camera FLIR announced FLIR Duo™ Pro R dual sensor thermal imaging and mapping system for commercial drones. Featuring a thermal sensor with radiometry, the FLIR Duo Pro R gsives professional drone operators the range and image detail needed to capture actionable thermal and visible data in a single flight. The FLIR Duo Pro R ushers in a new era of imaging capability for a wide range of high-performance commercial, industrial, and public safety drone applications. The FLIR Duo Pro R allows operators to switch between thermal and video cameras in flight. With the option of a 336×256 or 640×512 thermal resolution sensor and a highdefinition 4K color video camera, the FLIR Duo Pro R uses FLIR’s patented multispectral dynamic
imaging, MSX®, technology to emboss high-fidelity, visible-light details onto the thermal imagery to improve image quality. Equipped with thermal, visible, and picture-in-picture mode, the Duo Pro R records raw video and stills to two dedicated microSD cards and allows for live digital
video output over micro-HDMI and analog video out for easier integration. The FLIR Duo Pro R dual sensors create a self-contained airborne mapping package. The fully integrated GPS receiver, Inertial Measuring Unit (IMU), temperature, humidity, and altitude sensors provide an onboard source for high-fidelity, reliable geo-tagging data required to create accurate
maps and 3D models from an airborne platform. “The FLIR Duo Pro R offers class-leading imaging performance and will save drone operators time and effort with the highest quality thermal and visible cameras combined in a single system,” said Jeff Frank, Senior Vice President, Global Product Strategy. “With the ability to select either a thermal or visible camera image in flight, or watch video streams of both simultaneously in picture-inpicture mode, we’re making it easier for drone operators to capture imagery and thermal data from the air.” The FLIR Duo Pro R will be available for purchase from authorized FLIR dealers in Q4 2017. To pre-order or to learn more about FLIR Duo Pro R, visit www.flir.in/duopro.
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IFSEC Southeast Asia 2017 - Securing the cities, infrastructures, businesses and more The world leading security, fire and safety event portfolio, IFSEC in its Southeast Asia edition took place at the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre (KLCC) on 6-8 September 2017. The fifth edition was a must-attend event for players in the entire industry, which include buyers and other visitors such as architects, business owners, contractors, engineers, facility managers, finance professionals, human resources, IT professionals, procurements, property developers, senior management and more. The three-day event featured more than
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350 world-leading brands showcasing cutting-edge products in access controls and biometrics, CCTV and surveillance, cybersecurity, drones, fire alarms, fire detection, fire protection, gates and doors, home automation, intelligent buildings, intruder alarms, network security, personal protection equipment, physical security, perimeter protection, x-ray equipment
and many other latest technologies in security, fire and safety. This was the best opportunity for visitors to meet directly with experts representing global brands such as Entrypass, Seagate, Dahua, Comnet, Nemtek, Nocturna, Hikvision, BFT, Falcon Safe, FAAC, Alarms and Automation, Golmar, Entrasys, Magnetic Control, Mobotix, MicroEngine, Propel Network, Senzo, Smartstripe, Ozak, Stratel, Union Light, Videx and many more. IFSEC Southeast Asia received strong support from Malaysia’s Ministry of Home
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Affairs, Royal Malaysia Police, CyberSecurity Malaysia, Asian Professional Security Association (APSA) Malaysia Chapter, British Security Industry Association (BSIA) and ASIS International (Malaysia Chapter). For the fifth edition this year, IFSEC Southeast Asia included a few new features on the show floor, which will attract more than 10,000 visitors. For the first time, there was a drone zone, where drone companies and operators howcased their
drone’s capabilities and its integration into the security, fire and safety industry. Another new feature is the business matching service, which visitors could select their preferred product to source. This service was created to help visitors find the best solutions or products for their needs, directly with the manufacturers or distributors. The Malaysia’s Ministry of Home Affairs (MOHA), PPKKM, APSA and IFSEC Southeast Asia was organising Conference
Perdana, where the conference featured a panel discussion, dialogues with MOHA and a keynote address from the invited guest of honour, YAB Dato’ Seri Dr. Ahmad Zahid Hamidi, Deputy Prime Minister of Malaysia. “We expect more than 2,000 security companies to join Conference Perdana, the firstever conference specific for the security industry players and operators,” said Dato’ Seri Haji Mustapa Bin Haji Ali, President of APSA (Malaysia Chapter).
“The conference is set to be the best platform for the industry players to gather and obtain the latest information and gain new knowledge that will benefit their businesses.” IFSEC Southeast Asia 2017 organised a three-day seminar on the show floor, where there will be more than 10 hot topics to be presented by experts. The seminar is free for all visitors. Be sure not to miss these seminars and listen directly from industry experts at IFSEC Southeast Asia 2017.
SAFETY
DuPont sustainable solutions announces 2017 safety & sustainability award recipients DuPont Sustainable Solutions has announced the winners of the 12th Edition of the DuPont Safety and Sustainability Awards. The awards recognize outstanding initiatives aimed at enhancing workplace safety, sustainability and operational effectiveness. Selected by an independent jury comprised of leading experts in occupational safety and sustainability, the 2017 recipients of the global awards include: • British Columbia Ferry Services Inc. for the Global Safety Award • Firmenich for the Global Sustainability Award • Reliance Industries Limited for the Global Operational Excellence Award The jury also recognized the excellence of the following initiatives by allocating regional awards to: • Gas Natural Fenosa for the Regional Safety Award,
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Europe, Middle East and Africa • Monsanto for the Regional Safety Award, Asia Pacific • Jacobs for the Regional Sustainability Award, EMEA • City Developments for the Regional Sustainability Award, Asia Pacific The jury also extended a special mention of two companies for their unique, innovative approaches to sustainability: • Resolute Forest Products (Canada) • Indonesia Medika (Indonesia) The award ceremony took place in Singapore within the context of the XXI World Congress on Safety and Health at Work 2017. “We are very pleased to recognize these companies for their achievements and commitment to safety and sustainability excellence,” said Davide Vassallo, managing
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director, DuPont Sustainable Solutions. “Like DuPont, they believe that progress in these areas allows companies to not only become better corporate citizens, but more competitive and effective.” Jury President Mieke Jacobs, leading author and executive leadership coach, said that jury members were particularly impressed by both the quality and quantity of the projects submitted for consideration this year. “The level of dedication and ingenuity displayed in the applications was impressive. We in the jury are pleased to recognize not only the winners, but all applicants who made positive contributions toward workplace safety and corporate sustainability. I encourage all companies to promote and pursue improvements; in doing so, they will not only generate immediate value for their company, but also create a better
future for all.”
About DowDuPont Specialty Products DowDuPont Specialty Products, a division of DowDuPont (NYSE: DWDP), is a global innovation leader with highly differentiated materials, ingredients and capabilities that help transform industries and everyday life. DowDuPont Specialty Products includes five technology-driven businesses: Electronic Technologies, Industrial Biosciences, Nutrition & Health, Protective Solutions and Sustainable Solutions. Our employees apply diverse science and expertise to help customers advance their best ideas and deliver real-world products and smart solutions across multiple high-value markets. DowDuPont intends to separate the Specialty Products division into an independent, publicly traded company.
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Quantum begins shipping Xcellis workflow storage with Veritone aiWARE artificial intelligence platform Quantum Corp. (NYSE: QTM) announced aiWARE™ for Xcellis®, an on-premise and cloud version of the artificial intelligence (AI) platform from Veritone (NASDAQ: VERI). Bringing Veritone’s multi-engine AI capabilities into a Quantum StorNext®-managed environment, aiWARE for Xcellis enables users to leverage the power of Veritone’s cognitive services and applications -- beginning with optical character recognition (OCR), object detection and speech-to-text transcription as the first network-isolated engines -- to extract new value from their on-premise video and audio content. Situating powerful AI processing behind corporate firewalls, the integrated solution is ideal for companies with significant investments in on-premise storage and/or latency, cost or security concerns about cloud storage.
Maximizing Media Value With AI Using cognitive engines to delve deeper and faster into their content, media companies can gain greater insights and drive increased business and organizational success. For example, aiWARE for Xcellis enables users to: • create more customized video-on-demand offerings through robust metadata tagging of existing content. • provide better ROI data to sponsors by identifying where and how often logos, as well as spoken and text brand integrations, appear in broadcast media and redistributed clips.
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• accelerate postproduction work through enhanced context-based search and discovery.
Optimizing Cognitive Analytics With Quantum and Veritone Cognitive engines can deliver greater value when they have more data to analyze. The combination of Quantum’s StorNext-powered Xcellis with Veritone aiWARE enables users to apply AI to on-premise content that previously could not be leveraged for this purpose and to add new content for analysis as that content is captured. The integrated solution also provides the option to leverage Veritone’s continuously evolving array of best-of-breed cognitive engines in the cloud, either exclusively or in concert with on-premise engines, when desired or appropriate.
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now from Quantum and its reseller partners, with three initial deployment options: “Embedded” for containerized deployment on an existing Xcellis workflow storage system, “Standard” delivered on an Xcellis Application Director for more processing performance, and “High Performance” based on an enhanced Xcellis Application Director with additional processing cores and expanded memory. The integrated solution can easily scale with additional appliances as the environment grows. Quantum will highlight the new solution at IBC2017, Sept. 1519, in Amsterdam (Stand 7.B27), showcasing the three initial on-premise cognitive engines and integrated access to cloud-based engines. The company will add support for additional on-premise engines over the course of the year and beyond. Nick Gold, Chief Revenue Officer, Chesapeake Systems “Our customers are extremely
excited about the prospect of using cognitive engines to mine their content repositories. Up until the availability of aiWARE for Xcellis, they haven’t seen a way to smoothly integrate AI processing with their on-premise content. Quantum’s approach solves the on-premise challenges while maintaining access to cloud-based engines and orchestration of everything for fantastic flexibility and options.” Keith Lissak, Senior Director, Media and Entertainment Solutions Marketing, Quantum “The integration of AI with on-premise storage enables organizations to apply cognitive analytics to video and audio content and generate much more robust metadata without the cost and hassle of moving their extensive media libraries to the cloud. This will be a game-changing capability for many media companies, as it opens up new realms of possibility for monetizing these libraries.”
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Videonetics Technology wins over its audience at TrafficInfraTech Expo Videonetics Technology, the first Integrated Visual Computing Platform Development company from India , participated at the 6th Edition of TrafficinfraTech Expo, held from 13th to 15th September, at Hyderabad and showcased its complete portfolio of Intelligent Traffic Management System (ITMS) comprising Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) , Red Light Violation Detection (RLVD), Overspeed Detection, E-challan to name a few. Speaking on our participation, Mr. Arun Khazanchi, the CEO of Videonetics Technology commented, “we had set a benchmark on our pavilion to highlight our end-to-end intelligent traffic management system, which is specially designed and architected to replace tedious manual processes to track, regular and analyse vehicle movement on roads and to enforce traffic rules for safety of citizens and their properties. The system is integrated with Video Analytics solution in a unified, monolithic system architecture, so that video surveillance and traffic monitoring services complement each other, thus addressing the field issues with a holistic
approach” Nearly 4000 visitors from the traffic industry, enforcement authorities, Central Road Transport and Highway Ministry, National Highway Authority of India, various Government &Transport departments, infrastructure companies, infrastructure / traffic institutes, Municipal Corporations attended the expo. “Being a part of TraffifinfraTech Show has always been a pleasure, and this year has been no different. Such vertical centric shows are important for us as they provide a platform to meet focused customers and understand their requirements. “As our country’s mission is to build safe & smart cities and creating safer environment for all, we at Videonetics have been innovating state-of-the art technologies to meet versatile requirements of traffic manage-
ment, aiming to deter traffic violations, reduce accidents and provide road safety to all” expressed, Mr. Avinash Trivedi, VP at Videonetics Technology The expo has focused on educating the target customers in the benefits of intelligent traffic monitoring, law enforcement, parking management, vehicle entry and exit management and thus co-ordinates to provide safer roads to any city across the world.
About Videonetics Technology. – A fast-growing Indian pioneer with a long-term vision, Videonetics leverages its innovative, cutting-edge and indigenous technology to help its customers achieve better return on investment. Videonetics technology is based on a solid foundation of ground-breaking intellectual property.
We design, develop and provide products such as Intelligent VMS integrated with video analytics software, Intelligent Traffic Management System, Facial Recognition, Cloud VMS & Analytics, Video Summarization etc. to power video surveillance systems. Our indigenous technology has been successfully securing highly sensitive, challenging as well as geographically spread locations across India and overseas such as South-East Asia, Africa, Europe, USA, Middle East. Today, we have deployed our state-of-the-art technology at hundreds of critical locations spread across various industries including aviation & transportation, healthcare, education, oil & gas to name a few. Our innovative technology has obtained patents from countries like USA, Israel, Sigapore reinforcing our commitment to drive innovation in surveillance technologies. Backed by strong R&D professionals, we are dedicatedly working towards designing and developing technologies which are highly scalable and customizable to meet any customer requirement. Henceforth, our tailored made solutions can secure people, assets, communities and infrastructures.
For more information, Website: www.videonetics.com
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COVER STORY
Sparsh: Making SMARTER & SAFER Tomorrow Mr. Sanjeev Sehgal, Managing Director, Sparsh
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COVER STORY
Q. How does Sparsh equate with the current Make in India initiatives? Sparsh is working aggressively towards fulfilling Made in India mission by creating Indian Intellectual Property. Sparsh is pioneer and leader in manufacturing Electronic Video Surveillance products in India with product presence in more than 10 countries, presence in more than 150 cities in India, channel strength of more than 2000 and manufacturing over 100K security products per month. Sparsh has revolutionized the Indian security market by being India’s first company to manufacture CCTV cameras in India in 2007 and in just span of seven years Sparsh is today the pioneer and leader in the security industry having global footprints. Our focus on indigenous designing and manufacture of technologically advanced electronic security devices has put India on the global map for designing and manufacturing high quality and technologically advanced electronic security products. In short “Sparsh strives to have Global Footprint for ‘Made in India’ products”.
Q. Which are the products launched by Sparsh inline with latest technology trends in the market? Sparsh has introduced Automatic Number Plate Recognition(ANPR) solution which finds application in Red Light Enforcement, Toll Collection plazas, Traffic monitoring. ANPR cameras can read and detect license plates automatically of vehicles with speed up to 80km/hr. Face Recognition System(FRS) has
become integral part of Video Surveillance at Hotels, Malls, Railway Stations and Airports. Sparsh has highly optimized FRS solution and is offering various variants to suit customer requirement and budget. Sparsh is being able to provide results better than leading brands in this domain at highly competitive prices, in some cases as low as 50% of international solutions. Other solutions introduced include Event camera for surveillance anywhere & anytime. It uses 2G/3G network to send video stream to remote location with a battery backup up to 8 hrs. Our I-MAS solution is also a unique solution which integrated CCTV and analog PA system thus giving multi-client access and faster response to events. It finds application is schools, colleges, hospitals, traffic junctions, railways, etc. Our Enterprise Smart series IP cameras are a big hit in the enterprise space with features like triple stream, 120dB WDR, bidirectional audio, edge storage, auto sync, smart bit rate control, QoS, Heart Beat Keep Alive. We would soon be launching Enterprise cameras with edge based video analytics, home based surveillance and security products.
Q. Can you elaborate more about the IP based surveillance product portfolio & its applications? Indian video surveillance market in India is growing almost at double what the world market is growing at and we would continue to see this fast growth. CCTV globally is an organized and technologically advance industry, because of the past
social and politically charged global atmosphere IP based Video Surveillance has gain prominence much before India realized. Technologically India is now at par with their global counterparts and now we could witness lot of global launches and see Indian market being used as testing ground for new products by many global MNCs. As number of cameras per installation are increasing and it is practically impossible to monitor all of them live so Video Surveillance system needs to be more intelligent. Sparsh has understood the requirement and introduced solutions specific to verticals. Sparsh has introduced i-MAS (Intelligent Monitoring and Announcement System), a unique combination of IP Cameras and PA system for Schools, Malls, Hospitals, Metro Stations and places where Video Surveillance and public announcement is required at same time. Other vertical specific solutions include: • Camera with in-built 3G/4G/ LTE, GPS, Wi-Fi, SD Card recording for public transport • 2 Camera Solution with above features along with RF ID integration and edge analytics for School Transport application • Solar Cameras with 3G/4G/LTE, SD Card recording, Hotspot and health monitoring for standalone application With in-house capabilities of Hardware, Software, Mobile app and cloud application, recently Sparsh has successfully completed the dream pilot project for Delhi Government for “Teacher Quality Education System” comprising of Cameras with audio SEPTEMBER 2017 | INDUSTRIAL SAFETY REVIEW
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recording, PA system and RF ID integration
Q. What are the prospects for wireless cameras in India ? How do Sparsh is fulfilling this demand?
Q. Do you have any training programmes or educational approach for system integrators & channel partners?
The wireless cameras are getting popular in Home segment where customer has to use cameras indoor and it is not possible to do wiring. With people getting more concerned about their children and senior security even from their servants. Sparsh has recently introduced a new series of IOT Cameras for fulfilling these requirements.
Q. IOT being the buzzword currently, how does your products catering this technology transformation? The Internet of Things or IOT is about the convergence of applications to deliver performance improvements and information to make intelligent decisions. We have bunch or products which we would soon be launching under our IOT range of products like personal tracker, smart home camera, etc. We have recently completed a unique project for teacher and child monitoring for Delhi schools which was highly appreciated by customer and thus helping us establish our position as a true solution provider in the highly fragmented Indian surveillance market, as part of IoT.
Q. How do you foresee the future of CCTv surveillance business? We as an OEM brand foresee a lot of opportunities in the domestic market with lot of focus coming on “Make in India” and “Make for India” with schemes like Preferential Market Access (PMA) providing a leveling field for Indian manufacturers. Fast adoption of standardization in electronic products would also help the growth of the organized market. The need for security in almost every walk of life is driving the demand for CCTV cameras thus providing attractive business opportunity for multi-nationals, local companies and traders. Based on various estimates, global CCTV market is still growing at double digit rates and Indian
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market is growing more than double the global growth rate.
Q. What are the strategies adopted by Sparsh to explore security product demand in home & commercial segment? Sparsh has recently joined hands with Logix ITS, Canada for Speed Radars signs with camera. We also have started our new campaign “Bharat Ka Apna CCTV Brand “. This along with the other Make in India initiatives will surely bring more customer trust for Indian brands like us thus further strengthen Sparsh’s market position as the largest Indian CCTV camera manufacturing brand for both home and commercial purposes. We also have implemented a single project worth 13cr of Food Corporation of India, and Smart Home solution will be another area we would be targeting for growth. In near future we have plans to launch many new products in this space.
Q. Please comment on the channel distribution network of Sparsh to reach its brand in every corner of industry? Sparsh now with complete portfolio of Video Surveillance and IOT products is in process of expanding their wings all around the country by appointing C&F agents, Distributors, Dealers and System Integrators all across India.To achieve this Sparsh has recently appointed Autocop, a leading distributor for Electronic Security Equipment as their National distributor for
Security industry is one of the fastest growing industries in India, thus skilled manpower is a challenge couples with customer un awareness makes a much bigger challenge to address. Hence training and standards becomes much more important in such scenarios and industries. The solutions usually are involving multiple systems thus system integrators should be properly trained to provide the best solution to varied customer needs. Sparsh addresses this through its training programs like Tekniksha which it provides in different parts of India thus enabling system integrators to effectively and rightly use the products and give best solutions to its customers.
Q. What is your vision for your company for forthcoming years? Sparsh’s vision is to be a globally respected corporation providing state-of-art Security solutions for Secure and Greener World. Sparsh is working aggressively towards fulfilling “Zero Defect, Zero Effect” mission. Zero defect means that the products would have zero fault and Zero effect means that the products would not be harmful to the environment. In the forthcoming years, we would like to take the idea of “made in india” and “make in india” to a global platform as a leading cctv manufacturer of India. Sparsh as a brand will target Government, Safe City, Smart City and SMB market and which is the large and sizable business opportunity for us. In the Union Budget, there were many provisions for “Make in India”. We are benefited by such initiatives as an indigenous Indian manufacturing company and brand. Smart Home solution will be another area we would be targeting for growth. In near future we have plans to launch many new products in this space.
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Club Mahindra secured through SOLUS products - The case study
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ahindra Holidays & Resorts India Ltd., (MHRIL) is a part of the Leisure and Hospitality sector of the Mahindra Group and it offers quality family holidays through vacation ownership memberships and brings values such as Reliability, Trust and Customer Satisfaction. “Club Mahindra Holidays”, has a customer base of over 207,000 members and over 50 resorts in India and abroad. Safety and Security and responsive service feature of the club is fulfilled by Solus with Automated Access Control, Biometric Readers, Centralized Multi-Location Integrated Attendance solution for all locations integrated with their ERP Systems.
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“Market is moving from Analog to IP solutions with web based applications “ Q. In your opinion, what is the state of security industry in India and what is the trend you see in the space?
Mr. Mahendran S.N, CEO, Micro Business Solutions, Chennai
Security industry is growing rapidly in India. Organizations are looking forward to enhancing security through surveillance solutions, bearing in mind organizational and employee safety. Solution wise, the market is moving from Analog to IP solutions with web based applications and centralized monitoring system. We focus on creating awareness among people regarding the importance and utility of Security solutions at an affordable cost.
Q. Which market are you targeting? We target segments like Hospitality, Industrial Segment, Logistics, Manufacturing Units, Software Companies, etc.
Q. What are the various security related products that you offer? We focus mainly on Matrix COSEC, Rosslare and Spectra.
Q. What is the advantage of Matrix products vis-à-vis the competition? Matrix is a SUBSTANCE brand. Substance is in the DNA of Matrix solutions. Substance in the form of technology, depth, genuineness and going beyond the
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mere outer façade and offer more values in all the areas. This is what differentiates Matrix from the lot. Matrix solutions are packed with ‘More’. More productivity, more applications, more flexibility, more functions, more features, more cost saving, more reliability and more support. Matrix positioning is based on offering more of these true inherent values, which customers expect from infrastructure solutions.
Q. What is your marketing and channel strategy? Our marketing strategy is to satisfy one customer who will be testimonial to reach out to thousands, may be later Lakhs of customers through reference.
Q. What is your support strategy? We are working consistently towards providing prompt support. Every three months we increase our engineer’s strength for providing good support.
Q. What are the challenges that you are currently facing in India? In India we face issues like Dust, Power Fluctuations, Site Conditions, etc.
Q. What kind of plans and expectations do you have for this segment this year? We are working with different verticals focusing dedicatedly on offering the right product and solution from the Matrix COSEC family. We plan to have more training programmes conducted for our presales and support team which in turn will benefit in the sale of COSEC Products.
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Magnetic Autocontrol: Technology leadership in barrier manufacturing arena we have acquired customer base across all verticals of businesses including government, IT/ITES, Banking, Industrial, etc., Magnetic today is the largest multinational barrier manufacturer in India with a strong manufacturing & support facility in India. Magnetic India caters to the South Asian region comprising of India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Nepal, Bhutan, Myanmar and Mauritius.
Q. What are the factors/segments driving the demand of this industry?
Mr. R.Venkatesh, Director & General Manager, South Asia, Magnetic Autocontrol Pvt. Ltd.
Q. Magnetic Autocontrol is one of the world’s leading and most experienced manufacturers of entrance automation systems, please brief us more about your business? Magnetic Autocontrol is headquartered in Schopfheim, Germany and have subsidiaries in India, US, Australia, Brazil, Malaysia and China. We are world leaders in pedestrian and vehicle control products globally supplying products to varied verticals of business like Toll Plazas, Parking Lots, Vehicle access control into building, factories, etc., and Pedestrian control products for Automatic fare collection in BRTS/ MRTS, e-immigration gates, turnstiles, Flap gates, Swing gates for security and high security applications in commercial and industrial customers. Since May 2012, Magnetic Autocontrol is part of the ₏450 million FAAC group, an economically sound and strong group. Magnetic Autocontrol in India was founded in March 2000 with a manufacturing facility in Pondicherry and registered office in Chennai. Since our incorporation in India,
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The rising security concerns result in the increasing demand for entrance & perimeter control solutions across varied business verticals. The world is moving towards fast,
free but controlled entrance management, be it in a private facility or public spaces. The growth in vertical market segments like Government, Refineries, critical infrastructure and defense brings opportunity for entrance & perimeter control products. With India seeing investments in multiple metro and smart city initiatives, the demand for pedestrian and vehicle entrance control products is growing. There is also a need for entrance & perimeter control products in the airport vertical, with investments in new commercial airports as well as modernization of existing airports in India. These developments contribute to the growing demand of entrance & perimeter control solutions in the Indian market. We at
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Magnetic are constantly keeping pace with these new trends and developments and manufacture products and solutions that meet such requirements.
closing actions • German technology with Make in India ideology • Simple integration of all third-party products and solutions
Q. A word about your product ranges. Magnetic offers a wide product range of vehicle access control automation products consisting of toll way barriers, parking barriers, complete motorized slide and swing gate systems. For pedestrian access control, we offer a complete range of flap barriers, swing barriers, half-, three quarter- and full height bidirectional turnstiles. Our products are used wherever people or companies have the need for a secured and regulated access control. Magnetic products are known for its unique features • Low maintenance and low cost of ownership • Designed for 10 million+ opening and
Q. What are the key technological trends that are driving the entrance automation industry? The entrance automation segment is getting more complex and competitive than what it was in the last decade. Like in other high growth segments, we expect to see technology to be a game changer in this segment. We expect biometrics to play a larger role in identity management. Biometrics doesn’t mean an active physical verification solution like what we have today, but a passive authentication allowing for free access. The future trend will be a non-touch identification and authentication technology. This will change the way the physical entrance control
barriers work & manage people movement. Magnetic keeps up with these new trends and evolves products and solutions to meet such requirements and technology changes. We are already working with customers to offer such unique solution for trial testing in public spaces like metros, bus rapid transport systems and ports. Apart from this we also expect IoT to drive this industry in future. We are one of the very few companies to have optional TCP/ IP connections in the barriers forecasting the possibility for the need in future. We have also introduced a new product line of barriers and gates that are solar powered. These solar powered barriers are a great demand in most of the mining and manufacturing facilities and will also drive growth in Toll and other public spaces.
Q. Today corporates are more conscious about security solutions, how does Magnetic Autocontrol counter this demand of commercial entrance automation systems in India? The protection of sensitive business information is of utmost importance in corporate buildings. When it comes to keeping the businesses and employees safe and secure, entrance control is the most efficient way to prevent unauthorized visitors, restrict certain employees from accessing sensitive areas and managing the employees’ access. Magnetic aims at creating safe and secure working environment by applying the latest technologies in its range of entrance control products. Most of the corporate companies give importance to aesthetics of their interiors without compromising on safety and security. With the support of our in-house design and engineering team, we are able to offer customized solutions that suit the aesthetics and the technical requirements of our customer needs. Our factory capabilities also play a very important role in ensuring enhanced production thereby delivering quality products to the customers. In fact, our aesthetically designed products of superior quality, high throughput frequency, and low maintenance give us a strong position in India’s fast growing and demanding market.
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FACE TO FACE
Q. Could you expatiate about your history and domestic & global business activities? Magnetic was started in 1946 in Liestal, Switzerland, as a manufacturer of electric and servo motors for which magnets are indispensable components. That is how the name ‘Magnetic’ originated. In 1959, a German subsidiary was set up in the south of Black Forest. The company decided to use its extensive experience in developing drives and components for complete systems, and this was how Magnetic barriers came to be developed. We have our headquarters in Schopfheim, Germany and are spread across the globe with several sales and support offices across all continents. Though motors and motor controllers are produced in Schopfheim, we have local manufacturing and assembly in 7 countries, viz. USA, Brazil, Malaysia, Australia, China, India, and of course, Germany. We have over 70 years of design, engineering and quality product manufacturing experience in the field of pedestrian and vehicle entrance control products. Recently, Magnetic Autocontrol GmbH marked an important milestone in our
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history by manufacturing and exporting the 1,00,000th Microdrive barrier. Since our incorporation in the year 2000, Magnetic has had over 10000 installations across the length and breadth of the country. Magnetic India sees India as a key market not only for local consumption but also a high potential to manufacture, support and service South Asian Countries. Magnetic India today cater to the needs of South Asian Countries and look at using the India manufacturing base for export markets into Europe and beyond.
Q. What are the recent developments in the company? FAAC Group, headquartered in Bologna (Italy), was founded in 1965. Today, it is a leader in Entrance Automation, Entrance Control and Parking Solutions, with 18 manufacturing locations, and a strong presence in markets such as India, China, Australia and Asia Pacific countries besides Europe, Americas, South Africa and the Middle East. In India, FAAC has been present for over a decade through its subsidiaries FAAC India Pvt. Ltd. and Magnetic Autocontrol Pvt. Ltd, representing
both Business Unit Access Automation and Access Control. To further consolidate its presence, FAAC Group has integrated its Indian business units under a single company, viz. Magnetic Autocontrol Pvt Ltd. Following which, the operations of FAAC India will be taken over by Mr. Deepak Kapoor, Founder, Neptune Group, and henceforth, will be known as Neptune Automatic Pvt. Ltd. Neptune Automatic will be the sole distributor of FAAC Access Automation products in India. FAAC and Magnetic will be further enhancing operations and presence in India in the next months and look forward to working closely with our existing customers, distributors, dealers and channel partners as well as acquiring new customers in the growing Indian market.
For more information, Email: info@magnetic-india.com Phone: 044 42123017/3297 Website: www.magnetic-access.com
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FIRE
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nternational studies show that firefighters are at a greater risk of cancer than the average population. A topic that will also be picked up on at the 35th International Congress for Occupational Safety and Occupational Medicine running in parallel with the World’s Leading Fair for Personal Protection, Safety, Security and Health at Work, amongst other things on 19 October 2017 at the event “Krebsrisiko bei der Feuerwehr” (Cancer Risk among Firefighters). It is assumed that the reason for these risks are fumes whose poisonous particles are deposited in protective clothing after fires and which can enter the bodies of emergency personnel through their skins or respiratory organs. “New findings on the dangers of contamination of the most varied kind lead both to uncertainty and, at the same time, rising demands concerning the nature and
implementation of care, control and repair,” says Daniel von Chamier, COO at the LHD Group Deutschland GmbH. The manufacturer of protective clothing will this year be presenting itself alongside the product brand LION in Hall 11 at A+A. “Basically the clothing should be cleaned more regularly but then it also has to be able to withstand this washing,” says Klaus Hawerkamp from the Heinsberg protective wear supplier S-Gard. Washability is extremely important - this is also confirmed by Austrian work and firewear manufacturer Texport presented at A+A 2017, like S-Gard, in Hall 3. “It is the whole package that affects the durability and waterproof seal of the seams just as it does repair suitability,” says Sales Manager Uwe Heinemann summing up. “We have, for a long time already, been intensively involved in emergency hygiene
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– a topic the fire service will also have to increasingly deal with in the future so as to be able to test and evaluate the solutions offered.” On the other hand, there is also the issue of stricter European environmental legislation which might ban specific perund polyfluorised chemicals and thus the impregnated finishes that reduce the soiling of clothing at present. At the same time, soiling that penetrates the fibres making it rather hard to remove represents safety and health risks for the users.
Measures against Contamination There are different approaches to dealing with the issue of soiling and contamination. Post-deployment firefighters should already remove their outer jackets and trousers at the deployment site and ensure they first remove clothing and then air supply. If it was an intense, very demanding fire they should even shower at the deployment site to prevent any spread of contamination. Another measure is separating black and white clothing. This aims to keep soiled clothing from away from clean areas, such as deployment vehicles and fire stations. However, there are no binding rules and regulations about when and how often fire fighters should have their clothing cleaned. Despite all the logistical challenges
approaches are already emerging where members of fire brigades are offered a change of clothing already at the deployment site. The fire service in the Swedish city of Göteborg has developed another concept. Here the outer fabric of the protective clothing can be separated from the other layers so the firefighter enters the vehicle just wearing insulation lining and membrane. Furthermore, there is a tendency to purchase two sets of equipment per firefighter which meet different levels of protection. Since on most deployments technical assistance is required such as evacuating an accident site, removing oil or saving the oft cited cat up a tree, less insulating clothing with a flame-retardant outer fabric is usually enough. Berlin fire brigade is already using a two-level approach with heavy-duty equipment for firefighting and a lighter version for technical assistance.
Different Materials, Different Colours To prevent soiling and any potential accompanying contamination the dark coloured items are on the decline. “There is an increasing switch to pale colours so you can see any soiling,” explains Texport Sales Manager Uwe Heinemann. “Sand tones or gold are being sold more and more frequently in Germany,” echoes Klaus Hawerkamp from S-Gard. This is also due to the increasing
proportion of PBI® or Nomex® outer fabrics used. Nevertheless, classic navy is still accounting for the lion’s share of firewear, followed by red. Furthermore, workwear is also having an impact on protective clothing where increasingly two-colour jackets are offered. Orange is now practically out of the picture. Materials are a very important topic because they contribute considerably to performance and weight. They are becoming ever lighter and more functional. Furthermore, they should be highly tearresistant and visible thanks to high-vis materials. In view of the debate on soiling, in particular, they need to be easier to wash or withstand regular washing without losing any functionality. Layering plays an essential role. Moisture must be able to diffuse as quickly as possible to the outside. Because, along with thermal protection, effective moisture management has significant advantages for firefighters. If sweat is quickly transported outwards the risk of heat accumulation and thus the risk of burns is significantly reduced. This gives firefighters more time to react. Furthermore, there is a new generation of reflex stripes that meet EN 469 flame-retardant requirements and which can be washed at 60°C. Their greater breathability also makes for greater wear comfort.
HuPF Guideline no Longer Binding The German guideline for the manufacture and testing of firefighting garments HuPF (Herstellungs- und Prüfungsbeschreibung für eine universelle Feuerwehrschutzbekleidung) is one that is no longer binding on its own anymore in many German federal states. For this reason things have changed somewhat when it comes to design as there is more freedom now. “It has been conceded that padding and pockets reduce breathability. What’s more they add weight,” says S-GardSales Manager Klaus Hawerkamp. Generally, pockets are specially adapted to their function being smaller and adjustable for digital radio or other radio devices. According to Texport, patch pockets are among the trends so as not to reduce freedom of movement and wear comfort. “Every fire
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by the technical association Stifterverband für die Deutsche Wissenschaft e.V. for its commitment to develop sensorial protective clothing and smart clothes.
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service also has different requirements,” explains Uwe Heinemann. Flaps are becoming ever more popular – microphones, gas alarms and the like can also be attached to them and they themselves scarcely weigh anything. In addition to weight appearance is also gaining importance even though protection is and should remain the most important criterion. Demonstrating how fashionable and varied modern work and protective wear is today and that top design and safety are no longer mutually exclusive are the new A+A Fashion Shows in Hall 11.
Rescue 4.0 A special focus at A+A 2017 is the topic of “Zukunft der Arbeit – Arbeiten 4.0” (Future of Work – Work 4.0) that is impressively staged on the new A+A Highlight Route. Across all halls exhibitors showcase highlights on “Smart PPE”, “Digitalisation of Work” and “Digital Applications and Solutions”. With this new concept A+A offers a stage for the future topic of digitalisation which is already taken for granted in many spheres of life. For instance, also in fire protection where networked data will be indispensable in future. This starts with deployment preparation (drawing up of hazard prevention plans), continues with deployment simulation for training purposes as showcased by Mobilion and Haagen for instance at the “Themepark Fire Protection/ Emergency
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Management” at the stand of the Industrial Fire Protection Association of Germany (Werkfeuerwehrverband Deutschland e.V. – WFVD) in Hall 6 through to deployment at the incident site. Currently it is primarily small changes like the electronic control, for instance of aerial ladders or drones that are already in everyday use. Nevertheless, when it comes to smart apparel despite many varied projects and feasibility studies also promoted at EU level like Sensprocloths, Smart@Fire or Profitex, no prototype has ever made it to serial production. Devices can convey vital parameters and fire deployment data but they must also be manageable to use. There are still many unanswered questions: How do devices like this function in cellars? Are they washable? Ultimately, how reliable are wearables in everyday use? “We have noticed that many of the previously developed systems that we have integrated into our suits have proven inconvenient and too high-maintenance or impractical in real life. Nevertheless, we have to forge ahead with research with our partners to be able to offer customers a well thought out, safe and practicable system as soon as possible,” explains Christian Pannier, Product Manager at LHD Group Deutschland GmbH in charge of the LION brand. Last year S-Gard in Heinsberg was even awarded the research innovation seal “Innovativ durch Forschung”
There are a number of challenges that lie ahead in the future. Until a few years ago protective wear for firefighters was regulated down the last detail while now we are spoilt for choice. “20 years ago there were three or four different outer fabrics for protective firewear while now there are over 20,” says Pannier. This means accompanying advice is increasingly important. When purchasing you basically need a risk analysis stating which risks are present, how often firefighters are exposed to them and what the consequences for the wearers are. “All purchasing agents need to study the materials in detail and gather comprehensive information to be able to make the best decision for the protection of their duty officers,” recommends Uwe Heinemann from Texport. “It is only in this way that we can make the best decision.” However, those responsible can also protect their colleagues by really getting to grips with clothing hygiene. For this there are two A+A exhibitors with relevant ranges. Just recently the LHD Group Deutschland opened another LION TotalCare® Center specialised in the washing and care of firefighters’ clothing. This service in existence since 1989 is therefore now offered in over ten TotalCare® Centers worldwide. Texport has also launched a similar service called Clean & Care which has now firmly established itself on the market. Alternative washing procedures like CO2 washing are still in development. The Belgian Textile Research Centre Centexbel, for instance, found in a study that CO2 washing reliably and environmentally washes out aromatic carbons, that have been proven to be carcinogenic, as well as carbon-containing substances (PACs) and ones that easily evaporate (VOCs) as well as oil. Using this method significantly better results are achieved than with conventional 60° washing. However, until this is established firefighters are best protected by regularly washing their clothing in the conventional fashion.
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How Clean is the Air in your Industrial Premises?
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e breathe every four seconds, around 22,000 breaths a day. In the highly-polluted areas of inner cities, we breathe in more than 25 million particles with each breath. We inhale fine dust, viruses and bacteria, exposing us to countless other health-endangering particles and gases. For many of those working in any of the industrial and manufacturing units face serious health threats from a range of pollutants including oil mist, dust, and fumes containing manganese, lead, hexavalent chromium, and other toxic elements. The quality of indoor air inside offices, schools, and other workplaces is important not only for workers’ comfort but also for their health. Poor indoor air quality (IAQ) has been tied to symptoms like headaches, fatigue, trouble concentrating, and irritation of the eyes, nose, throat and lungs. In addition, some exposures, such as asbestos and radon, do not cause immediate symptoms but can lead to cancer after many years. Many countries have their own Ambient Air Quality Standards prescribed for their territories, India too has its National Ambient Air Quality Standards set by Central Pollution Control Board. But when it comes to industries, lack of clear guidelines and implementation framework has put most of India’s workforce under the increasing threat of disease caused by poor IAQ.
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PKSV Sagar, Managing Director, Camfil Air Filtration
Air Quality: Sources and Effects Air pollution has many natural and manmade sources but consists mostly of solid particulate matter generally recognized by the size of pollutants. The range of pollutants vary from less than one micron, PM1 to larger pollutants with a size ranging up to 10 microns known as PM10. The greatest risk to human health from air pollution is related to breathing PM1, the
smallest and most dangerous particulate matter, which by number is predominantly comprised of nano and ultrafine particles. Most of the PM1 particles originate from combustion and various sensitive manufacturing processes. These invisible elements can constrict the airways of the lungs, increase the chance of developing asthma, and unleash free radicals to catalyze carcinogens in the bloodstream
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and activate cellular processes that may lead to cancer or cardiovascular disease. Particles from natural sources tend to be at the larger end of the size spectrum and include pollen, forest fires, volcanoes, and windblown soil and sand. A majority of air quality problems emerging from metalworking operations and allied industries can be traced to weld smoke and fumes, which vary in their toxicity based on the type of welding process, base metal, filler metals used, and welding rod composition. Of all the fumes generated in welding, 85 percent comes from the electrode, with particle sizes ranging from 0.1 to 5.0 microns.
Improving Air Quality: Filtration to the rescue Thanks to the efforts of the World Health Organization (WHO) and other public health agencies, there is a greater awareness about the negative effects of air pollution. Focus on workplace health and safety has increased over recent decades. Superior IAQ helps not only helps companies attract and retain employees but also keeps the keeps the health and productivity levels at a high. Better IAQ can also considerable impact an organization efforts to achieve sustainability targets through responsible manufacturing.
Most industrial plants and manufacturing units today incorporate air handling units to distribute a blend of outdoor air and recirculated indoor air. Still, there are a lot of industrial units without any HVAC infrastructure. This lets uncontrolled quantities of outdoor air enter buildings by infiltration through windows, doors, and gaps in the exterior construction leading to increasing contamination of outdoor pollutants in indoor air. In a bid to cut down on the cost, many industries also incorporate HVAC designs that include units that introduce 100% outdoor air or that simply transfer air within the building. If polluted outdoor air is not effectively filtered and cleaned before the ventilation system distributes it, the indoor air will contain a large quantity of the harmful particulates that find their way into people’s respiratory tract and circulation system. These particles substances can also combine with those already present indoors and become more aggressive and harmful. Most air purifiers have monitors that show levels of particulate matter coming down indoors by 50% to 90%. With quality air filters in air handling units, a significant proportion of these air pollutants can be stopped, but it will be increasingly important to choose the right filter and efficiency for the targeted particulate
matter to protect human health. At Camfil, we are committed towards providing advanced clean air solutions in the most energy efficient way. We want people to breathe clean air with total confidence. As a world leader in air filtration, our mission is to supply worldclass filters to protect people and processes from poor quality air and make clean air a birth right for everyone. However, the Indian statutory framework on air has no clear demands on data generation either at the level of measurement or scientific research to determine the effects of pollution. India’s primary regulatory approach licenses specified industrial activities to pollute within specified standards. Regulation is therefore not pitched at the level of ambient air quality but kicks in when an individual polluter violates the terms of his license. To address the challenges of standardization and efficiency, ISO global standard (ISO 16890) has been introduced across the world. This will make it easier for industrial and individual buyers to distinctly identify and make informed choices based on their requirements. Camfil advocates the need for the government to bring in stringent policy on air pollution control in India. We urge the influencers to stay committed in making clean air a human right.
THE MAJOR POLLUTION CULPRITS – Your workers might be breathing these harmful pollutants
Nitrogen dioxide (NO2) Nitrogen dioxide (NO2) is a toxic gas. Sources: combustion processes. Effects: Symptoms of bronchitis in asthmatic children, reduced lung function growth in cities. Sulfur dioxide (SO2) Sources: fossil fuel combustion at power plants and other industrial facilities. Effects: Constriction of the airways and increased asthma, headaches and general discomfort. Heavy metals Arsenic, cadmium, lead, mercury and nickel. Sources: combustion plants, incinerators and industrial processes. Effects: damage in the blood, heart, liver, kidney and other organs, the reproductive and respiratory systems; impaired mental development; allergic skin reactions.
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See for yourself with Scott Safety at A+A 2017
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orld leader in the design and manufacturer of innovative respiratory and respiratoryZ protective equipment (RPE), Scott Safety, returns to the A+A trade event in Dusseldorf (17th – 20th October 2017, Dusseldorf, Germany) to showcase their market leading solutions in the areas of construction, silica dust, confined spaces, industrial firefighting and gas detection. (Hall 06, Stand G27). A+A is the largest international trade forum for safety, security and health at work. Throughout the event Scott Safety experts will be showcasing cutting-edge technologies and systems that support eye, hearing, head and respiratory protection. Scott will also be presenting an exciting sensory experience, giving visitors the opportunity to try on products in a simulated environment, whilst learning more about them. At this year’s show, Scott Safety aims to improve education about worker
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well-being and work-related illness. Scott Safety is committed to raising awareness about silica dust, where it can be found, how it is created, and how those at risk can protect themselves against its health hazards. John Clement, Marketing Manager, EMEA, at Scott Safety comments: “One of the big issues we’re focusing on at the moment is exposure to silica dust, a major occupational safety hazard. “We are trying to raise awareness about silica dust in its entirety; where you can find it, how it is created, employer responsibility, and how to protect against it, not only with PPE but practical measures that can help to mitigate its effects. In addition at this year’s show we will showcase our wide range of products that cater to workers who may find themselves exposed to silica dust.” Additional keys areas of focus this year include gas detection; portable and fixed, working in confined spaces and industrial firefighting. Key products exhibiting on the Scott Safety stand also include:
• The new durable, affordable Duraflow PAPR • The lightweight AVIVA half-mask • The exciting new Protégé Plus and Protégé SG portable gas detection range Phantom Vision power assisted respirator with improved user experience • Scott’s market leading hard hat and bumpcap ranges • Scott Sight, the world’s first in-mask thermal intelligence system.
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Digital India Initiative and HSSE Enhancements
Jayandran Mohan, Grad IOSH, SIIRSM Senior NEBOSH IGC Tutor & HSE Consultant
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ndian government has pushed the use of technology to connect and empower people in areas relating to health, education, labor and employment, commerce, etc. The initiative comprises of several projects which will focus on better governance, knowledge and universal phone connectivity across the country. Under this programme, the government plans to introduce Broadband Highways, Universal Access to Mobile Connectivity, Public Internet Access Programme, IT for Jobs and much more. The governance will shift from e-governance to m-governance that is mobile governance. Here are some key initiatives which form a part of Digital India: a. Digi Locker - The service was launched as an important facility to store crucial documents like Voter ID Card, Pan Card, BPL Card, Driving License, education certificates, etc. in the cloud. b. MyGov.in - The portal works as an online platform to engage citizens in governance through a “Discuss”, “Do” and “Disseminate” approach. c. eSign Framework - This initiative would enable users to digitally sign a document online using Aadhaar authentication. d. Swach Bharat Mission mobile app - The app will enable organizations and citizens
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to access information regarding the cleanliness drive and achieve the goals of the mission. e. National Scholarship Portal - This initiative aims at making the scholarship process easy. From submitting the application, verification, sanction and disbursal to end beneficiary, everything related to government scholarships can be done on this single portal online. f. eHospital - Online Registration System under this initiative enables people to avail services like online registration, payment of fees and appointment, online diagnostic reports, checking on the availability of blood online, etc. g. Digitize India Platform - This initiative will involve digitization of data and records on a large scale in the country to make easy and quick access to them possible. h. Bharat Net - Under this initiative, a highspeed digital highway will connect all 250,000 gram panchayats of the country. This is the world’s largest rural broadband project using optical fibre. i. Wi-Fi Hotspots - Development of high speed BSNL Wi-Fi hotspots throughout the country is yet another initiative to improve digital connectivity in the country. j. Next Generation Network - Launched by
BSNL, this service will replace 30-year old telephone exchanges to manage all types of services like voice, data, multimedia and other types of communication services. k. Electronics Development Fund - The fund will be set up to support the manufacturing of electronics products that would help create new jobs and reduce import. The funds will promote innovation, research and product development to create a resource pool within the country. l. Centre of Excellence on Internet of Things (IoT) - In partnership with NASSCOM, DeitY and ERNET in Bangalore, Centre of Excellence will enable rapid adoption of IoT technology and encourage a new growth strategy. IoT will help the citizens in services like transport system, parking, electricity, waste management, water management and women’s safety to create smart cities, smart health services, smart manufacturing and smart agriculture, etc. The Internet of Things has currently applied in various forms to bring more enhancements in Health, Safety, and Security & Environment (HSSE) Domain.
Internet of Things (IoT) The Internet of Things (IoT) is the
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and communication standards. The final layer in the architecture Internet of Things is the user layer. This layer consists of clients which make use of the services provided by the software layer. The clients can be smart phones, TV’s, laptops, smart machines, home appliances etc.
IoT Applications & Hsse: internetworking of physical devices, vehicles buildings, and other items—embedded with electronics, software, sensors, actuators, and network connectivity that enable these objects to collect and exchange data. The IoT allows objects to be sensed and/or controlled remotely across existing network infrastructure, creating opportunities for more direct integration of the physical world into computer-based systems, and resulting in improved efficiency, accuracy and economic benefit in addition to reduced human. It is a system of interrelated computing devices, mechanical and digital machines, objects, animals or people that are provided with unique identifiers and the ability to transfer data over a network without requiring human-to-human or human-to-computer interaction. A thing, in the Internet of Things, can be a person with a heart monitor implant, a farm animal with a biochip transponder, an automobile that has built-in sensors to alert the driver when tire pressure is low or any other natural or man-made object that can be assigned an IP address and provided with the ability to transfer data over a network.. IoT refers to the network of physical objects that are embedded with electronics, sensors, actuators, software and communication connectivity, in which the whole arrangement enables the exchanging of data, remote sensing and control of various objects or things. This concept can be viewed as connecting any device by shifting its ON and OFF switch to the Internet. Using IoT, all objects in daily life such as washing machines, lamps, coffee makers, air conditioners, etc. are equipped with identifiers and wireless connectivity in order to provide remote control and exchange of information while executing meaningful applications towards a common
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user or machine goal. A simple equation for the Internet of Things is shown in above figure in which a physical object follows the function of the thing and being connected to the internet, it can be controlled and monitored through internet. The sensor within or attached to the objects are connected to the internet via wired or wireless internet connections. Various local area connections for these sensors include ZigBee, Bluetooth, RFID, Wi-Fi, etc. These sensors also use wide area networks including GSM, GPRS, 3G, 4G, etc. IoT architecture consists of the following layers The lowest layer consists of the hardware community, which again is divided into two groups of devices. The first groups of devices are constrained devices which have limited resources and features and hence rely on other devices to perform some processes. The external devices are smart gateways which possess a threat to expose the functionality to the clients. The second groups of devices are unconstrained devices which have enough features and resources that are necessary to run processes. Even if the unconstrained devices lack the necessary feature to perform a particular process, they have middleware components that provide the functionalities directly to the client via a platform or third party cloud service. The next layer or the middle layer in the architecture of the Internet of Things is the software layer, which supports an open source platform. The task of this layer is to provide a mechanism to define and setup the functionalities of the hardware like sensors, actuators, process handling etc. and also organize them I order to build the services (either simple or complex).The software level also has the task of implementing necessary protocols, connectivity drivers
Internet of Things (Iot) used in HSSE perception in the following ways: Infrastructure – for smart living , general domestic safety, Energy & Health Management b) Industry – for efficient business operations with less accidents Smart Homes & Cities: General Safety especially Women Safety is the key aspect in the existing social circumstances. Most of the Security systems, surveillance systems, alarm systems (smoke, motion, gas etc.) are applying IoT logics, which enables to monitor the situation even through Mobiles from anywhere in the globe. Smart surveillance system ensures the safety and security by monitoring infrastructure, public transport, people movement and events. This system consists of a large number of internet connected and distributed video surveillance cameras which sends the information to central cloud-based storage system. Energy monitoring systems like lighting, thermostat, home appliances, energy meters; Resource Water management systems like motor control, level control, fire sprinkler system in the multi storey buildings; Personal health monitoring systems like blood pressure, diabetes, ECG etc. can be easily accomplished by IoT technologies Road Safety & Logistics Management: Road incidents are keep on happening even after implementing much advanced controls measures and this is mainly due to behavioral issue of Drivers. So, monitoring vehicle movement like driving speed, current place where the vehicle is moving on, Health condition of the Driver, Weather Forecast is very important. Along with this, the following expectations like Driverless or autonomous driving, Traffic information,
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Vehicle diagnostics like engine, oil, brake, and Location based services like GPS can also be accomplished by implementing IoT. The smart traffic jam management can be done by employing distributed system of sensor networks which can capable of sensing information on roads and to convey the information to main server over internet. Smart lighting saves the energy by controlling lights on roads, parks, buildings, etc. These smart lights are connected to the internet to achieve the remote control, lighting schedules and lighting intensity control. The sensors attached with the lights are capable of controlling the lighting depends on the ambient conditions and also communicates with other lights (circuitry) to exchange the information. It can provide advanced route guidance, vehicle routing and scheduling by combining route patterns and transportation schedules based on the availability of vehicles. The smart transportation system includes vehicle tracking, automatic toll collection, and safety and road assistance systems. Environmental Monitoring: IoT based weather monitoring system collects the various sensors data (temperature, pressure, humidity, etc.) and sends to the cloud-based applications. The data collected by the cloud, further analyzed and visualized on IoT based weather monitoring applications on mobiles, computers and other displaying devices. It also sends the weather alerts to the subscribed users from the cloudbased applications. IoT based air and noise pollution monitoring systems can monitor the harmful gases in the air caused by automobiles and factories and also noise levels in the given environment by using various sensors. Gaseous and metrological sensors are used for monitoring the air pollution and are deployed at several distributed monitoring station. All these stations are interconnected to one another using machine to machine communication. Similarly, in case of noise monitoring systems various distributed noise monitoring stations are deployed at various places, from them noise data is aggregated in the servers or in the cloud. IoT based
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forest fire detection systems uses a number of sensory or monitoring nodes which are deployed at various places in the forest. This system achieves the early detection of fires by detecting the various sensors data (temperature, light levels, humidity, etc.) at nodes. Functional Safety: Functional safety is the part of the overall safety of a system or piece of equipment that depends on the system or equipment operating correctly in response to its inputs, including the safe management of likely operator errors, hardware failures and environmental changes. Through IoT solutions, intelligence is added to industrial systems by securely connecting devices and embedded computing sensors in smart factories to provide real-time visibility into personnel, equipment, transactions, and conditions. These new sources of data are turned into immediate actionable intelligence that can unlock operational efficiency across the manufacturing process, optimize production, and increase worker safety. This can translate into real business value, including faster time to market, reduced downtime, increased quality, fewer safety incidents, increased operational efficiency, and better asset utilization.
Conclusion The Internet of Things (IoT) is the most advanced technology which can be used in Health, Safety , Security and Environment (HSSE) domains with the wide range of applications into remote monitoring , Operational, Functional safety in the Industries. These implementations will proactively control the undesired, unwanted incidents, ill health and Injury to the workers as well as to the work environment. The Indian government has launched scheme in applying these technologies through the Initiative of Digital India, which will going to create an optimistic impact among the International Investors and Industrialists leads into knowledge economy results in considerable boost in the national GDP.
References 1. Digital India eBook by Ministry of Electronics & Information Tech, Govt of India 2. Executiveâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s guide to IoT and big data by Jody Gilbert 3. Getting Started with the Internet of Things by Cuno Pfister 4. Accelerating Functional Safety Certification by Intel Inc 5. The Internet of Things by PTC Inc.
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Cloud Integrated Video-IOT and Video surveillance in a unified framework By Tuhin Bose, CTO & VP, Videonetics Technology
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n a stride to enhance the security of residential or commercial premises, IP Camera based video surveillance has garnered much attention over the past few years. Right from home and small premises (clubbed as SOHO - Small Office/Home Office) to big enterprises, everyone is trying to include it as a safety parameter. The true potential of Video Surveillance, however lies with Video Analytics applications. With such an application at hand, one can further use the video footage grabbed by IP cameras to extract useful and actionable information. Intrusion detection, facial recognition, crowd formation detection, traffic congestion and vehicle over-speeding detection have been made easier using this technology. It is perfectly feasible to host both video surveillance systems and video analytics applications in private data centers, private or public cloud under different architectures like IaaS, PaaS and giving away several myriad services to users like standalone VMS plus VA services or providing Video as a Service (VaaS). With new advancements, you can now stream live videos, store the data in a cloud hosted storage and even replay the recorded videos from any given timestamp. In a nutshell, all the cameras that may be installed in
geographically sparse locations feed the data into the cloud hosted servers through LAN or firmware-upgraded cameras. Internet of Things (acronymed as IoT) is the new rage due to the possibilities it offers in the domain of security, surveillance and situational awareness. Such devices are paired with several types of sensors (temperature, humidity, air pollution etc.) to detect and feed the relevant data. IoT has shown excellent operation in waste management, energy management, etc. as well. Notably, they also prove to be better and cost effective compared to their counterparts in the video analytics domain in certain scenarios, especially if situational awareness is the primary objective. One should, however keep in mind that any event triggered by a sensor reflects just the textual data, which is why; people tend to store and manage the sensor-triggered events separately along with the video feed of the surveillance systems.
V-IoT Box: Videonetics made a breakthrough when they successfully coupled IoT devices with video management systems along with video analytics applications under the same framework. Talking in a simpler language, Videonetics enabled users to deploy standalone VMS, VMS over Cloud, Camera edge analytics, on-premise server based Video analytics, cloud hosted VMS and Video analytics offer-
ings in a single framework. The framework has many other merits as well. Fore mostly, it empowers you with camera-to-cloud services either using VN-enabled Cameras or embedding the Software in any edge devices like a router, STB, or in the absence of that, in a dedicated small foot-print hardware box for any standard IP cameras. The hardware box may be small, but if ample of computing power and memory is available, the same box is also proficient enough to generate video analytics events after analyzing the video. Fig 1.0 makes it easy to comprehend the entire architecture. All the video data is fed into the ‘Media Handler’ while the sensor trigger receives data from the IoT devices to send that further to ‘Event Composer’. ‘The Media Handler’ makes the data available for streaming (video and audio) while also sending it to ‘Video analytics Apps’. ‘Media Handler’ generates a video clip along with the time stamp. This data is sent to V-Iot box that can be remotely accessed by a user for streaming live video or watching archived videos. It should be noted that the archived video stream can be configured to be sent to cloud hosted storage automatically. All the data received in ‘Sensor Trigger Handler’ and Video Analytics Apps is consumed by the ‘Event Composer’ that correlate and aggregate the data, and send that to a cloud hosted or data center hosted server for indexing and storing. From there, it is then
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available to users as a combined data (unified events) in the E-IoT box.
establishments located at geographically diverse locations. The Videonetics Video Management System can be installed at all the establishments to offer the services on a local level. It is pre-integrated with Video analytics framework enabling a user to receive alerts on detection of events locally. Now, the Cloud Framework by Videonetics allows a user to integrate all those locally installed VMS systems and view the systems over the web.
SDK: With the help of a web service based API, the existing IoT boxes can be integrated with Videonetics V-IoT solution in both Linux and Windows OS. VN-enabled Cameras: For a Videonetics software component to work in a streamlined fashion, one needs an IP camera that supports it. The process henceforth is simple. A user just need to install the software and the camera becomes cloud enabled. This combined system can then be used to: • View live feed of the camera through the web • Record the stream in cloud storage and replay if and as required. • Configure video analytics app for the camera. One can receive instant alerts on web or portable devices as the cloud-hosted system generate and store them. The entire process is quite simple. The
camera generates events and they are sent to the Videonetics Cloud Agent to be further transferred to Videonetics Cloud hosted (data center hosted) server in an Event container. It is stored there and indexed in the database. One may opt to add sensors to the camera in/out ports and receive the sensor-triggered events as well. Remember that the Event container in that case will also contain pictures or video fetched from the camera.
Cloud Gateway: This software component, when installed in any standard hardware (Router, STB or dedicated hardware meant for this purpose only), allows an ordinary IP camera to be cloud enabled and receive video feed. If one has the computing power, they can connect any number of IP cameras with the hardware. One can use the system to: • Stream the camera view live through the web
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• Record the stream in cloud storage and replay if and as required. • Configure video analytics app for the camera to run in the hardware itself. The events thus generated by the system will be transferred to the cloud. • Configure video analytics app for the camera. One can receive instant alerts on web or portable devices as the cloud-hosted system generate and store them.
Video Management System: Any enterprise may be spread to multiple
Summary: It can be fairly concluded that the Videonetics Cloud Framework is deep rooted as far as security and surveillance is concerned. Right from a single camera application to connecting thousands and providing for small home to corporate giants, the Cloud Framework is the one stop solution with a higher degree of flexibility and cost-effectiveness, all thanks to the several combination possibilities of Videonetics VMS, V-IoT, Gateway box and VN-enabled cameras.
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H & S Challenges & Solutions for Construction Industries in India
Mr. Shaukat Haque Manager Training, (Proprietor), Bharat Safety Solution, Thane Diploma in Mechanical Engineering, Advanced Diploma Industrial safety 30 years of Industrial and Training experience Worked as Safety Head in High Rise Building Constructions in Mumbai
1. INTRODUCTION This short note is a humble attempt to share personal experience to health and safety professional in particular and project staff in general. The attitude of project team, safety operators and workers has been incorporated to learn the problems and carve out the practical solutions. This in an extract of ten years journey as being health and safety heads in various construction organsiation. Construction industry in India has come of age in recent times. This is a long tortuous journey starting from 80’s till date. In the year 2000 when ILO declared construction industry as hazardous place of work hence the world took it seriously and apart from engineering aspects, health, safety and environment became question of great concern.
2. IMMEDIATE CAUSES OF ACCIDENT Fall from height or into pits, manholes etc.
Major concern at construction site is being work at height. This involves use of ladders, scaffoldings, catch platforms, temporarily raised structures like shuttering, form work and so on. As workers are ill trained and under deadline pressure, there are always a chance to take shortcuts. Besides not having PFAS (personal fall arrest system), somehow work is performed like shuttering, plastering, brick work, façade fixing, painting etc. the obvious risk of personal fall and object falling turns into real accidents Electrocution Large use of electrically operated power tools such as drilling machine, grinders, welding machine, bar cutting and bar bending machines etc. are risky jobs. Lack of competence on users’ part, non maintenance of power tools, use of defective tools are recipe for danger. Electric burn, nerve damage, death are common sight. Sometimes a small fire caused by short circuit becomes major fire leading to personal injuries and damage to properties as well. Common cause of electrical accidents are non inspection and non maintenance of electrical power tools and systems. Also incompetent users are dangerous people. Hit by heavy vehicles/machineries Operation of heavy vehicles and machineries such as excavators, fork lift trucks, cranes, back hoes, dozers etc. are no doubt very risky job. Accidents and injuries are more likely whenever these heavy equipment come into action. Unauthorised drivers and operators and absence of flag man, poor road conditions, and unplanned jobs are major cause of serious accidents and sometimes fatality is also experience.
Crushed, trapped, cut etc. during heavy machinery operation Non movement operation of vehicles and heavy machineries such as loading unloading, securing, parking, and doing maintenance are the occasions that have high risk of crushed by, trapped under, cut by and other mechanical hazards. Often serious injuries occur due to silly reasons in this type of job.
3. ROOT CAUSE OF ACCIDENTS Health and safety considered as non productive activity Usually in India professional hold the opinion that health and safety is not their core competency. Priority is given to Projects and production. When accidents happen people start thinking of implementing good health and safety standard, complying with legislation. When things get settled health and safety goes to cold storage. Again the next accidents brings forth the need to do. The vicious cycle continues. Budget constrain is also one of the culprits. Lack of management commitment As discussed above the commitment to health and safety standard never develop. Not those good organisations don’t do the things but negligence prevails at large scale. Top management must think that health and safety is their moral, social and legal duty. Once this goes in mind things start improving. There are many organisations having completed 5 to 20 millions accident free hours and have been awarded by National Safety Council(NSC) Making haste (to complete project in time so compromising EHS) It is due to progress report to top management don’t allow to PMs (project SEPTEMBER 2017 | INDUSTRIAL SAFETY REVIEW
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managers) to spare time and mind for health and safety issues. To stick to dictum, everybody at construction site is in hurry. Not taking work permits for high risk jobs, use of heavy machines by unauthorised person, employing incompetent technicians are some miss deeds one can observe. Equipment defective, not inspected or not maintained Again, shortage of manpower, fast pace and reporting to client and top management is the cause. Equipment are not inspected, defects are not attended, maintenance is not done thinking that it will consume time and money. Remember that use of defective equipment is main cause of accident. Incompetent operators and technicians Another reason for accidents. Urgency forces PM to employ people having less competencies. You will find tower crane operator driving excavator, rigger operating cranes, helpers driving dumpers, pump operator acting as electrician. Untrained workers for high risk activities Large number of labourers at construction sites are unskilled or semi skilled. This is most serious affair. PM pressing for time find it difficult to delay the jobs so anybody will be put on any job. These poor people are the first victim of the impending incidents. Lack of supervision by competent person Safety staff is sometimes used for HR activities. This fellow is considered as not doing his job so he is put on security gate to count number of debris dumper going out and number of Transit mixers coming in. Bored and exploited the safety person thinks that never mine, salary comes into the account and accidents can be managed by HR people, so keep mum and do the assigned task.
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4. IMPROVED AVENUES OF EHS The picture is not totally bleak, due to advent of MNCs in construction field came with it good safety standards. MNC clients insists on good safety standards from contractors at the time of bidding. Health and safety data is submitted, safety organisation chart is demanded. Ultimately contractors improve and try to improve at construction sites. Some of the glad tidings are mentioned in the following lines:
Provision of Safety park This park displays attractive posters, signs, PPEs, and instructions in multi languages. Mannequin wearing PPEs is a very good attempt to teach and motivate. Pictographic checklists of work equipment & machineries Easy to use pictographic check lists for scaffoldings, heavy machines, and plants have been generated by leading construction companies and are being used almost all places in India.
Compulsory Induction training Almost all sites have adopted this method. Every incomer is given safety induction training. So everybody working on site is aware that he or she has to follow health and safety rules. This is good phenomenon for the EHS staff and the entire project team.
Taking work permit for high risk jobs All high risk jobs (hot work, work at height, electrical job, excavation etc.) are carried out under valid work permit system. Permits are periodically audit to enhance its benefits,
Audio visual use of training materials Budget allocation is done to ease out the task and you will find good induction rooms, medical rooms, display screens and audio visual training aid much to the happiness of safety supervisors and officers.
Zone wise Appointment of safety supervisors Sites are divided into zones and each zone has at least one safety supervisor taking care of health and safety need on daily basis. Apart from these avenues there are some other attempts to improve health and safety conditions at construction site such as Regular health checks, doctorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s visits,
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Provision of PPE’s, Welfare facilities in labour camps.
5. AREAS OF IMPROVEMENT Management commitment (changed perception) As discussed that above the thing starts from top. Unless top management is not prepared to perform, bottom line will not improve. Management has to change perception that good health and safety standard will not only improve working conditions, speed up the project but also reduce accident cost in the end. Appointing capable safety officers Appointing competent people at all levels is another formula. Only incompetent person do mistakes and causes accidents. Safety trained technicians Technicians and labourers face the problem first because they are ever present and exposed to hazards and risks. They can be locally trained and made safety competent. Legal compliance Law is for betterment. It doesn’t punish every time, it guides, motivates and keep an eye on dangerous activities. Only law breaker is brought to book and corrected if proved guilty. Scheduled maintenance, testing, recording of equipment This will help remove defective equip out of service and help users to work safely without having feeling that they are safe and secure. Scheduled Inspection and audit Critical examinations and checking keeps the torch burning. Wrongs are correct, good is appreciated and improvement is made possible in future. Safety culture (by motivation, changed behaviour and perception) Culture is product of individual and group
attitude, bahaviour, perception ideas and skills. Good health and safety culture takes time to build up but once built it serves for ages.
and safety culture at work place by the PM Management should ask what is the health and safety performance and link it to PM’s appraisal policy
6. REMEDY
Workers as safety supervisors new concept (Safety Head) Make good workers safety supervisor of his are issue him a card then see how actively he will do his job. Workers feel proud when they are issue certificates and recognitions. This is low cost but high end result scheme that can be achieved by safety managers at their site.
Developing concern (Top Managers) Top management are also human beings with their faults, whims and fancies and good human feelings. Nobody becomes happy when someone lose life while working at the site. Question is who will bell the cat. If health and safety agenda gets first place in meetings, and no doubt, concern will develop. Calculating cost of accidents and losses in long run will surely improve the situation. Linking appraisal with HSE performance (Top Managers) Policy to be drafted that employees duty should include safety performance too. Then see how people are on toes to complete Key Performance Indicators (KPI) It shall become management tool to improve health and safety standards. Competency of safety officers (HR) HR must ensure the competency of the entrants and stick to the rule that the person is safety aware at the time of getting into organsiation fold. When this policy is made aware to candidates, they will start doing safety qualifications for getting fast jobs. Trained technicians/workers (HR) Once again HR plays important role in employing safety aware and competent technicians. The result is same as above. Motivation technique (PM) Motivated employees do safely and fast. Award schemes, appreciation letters, motivational programmes definitely help improve health and safety standards at work site. Developing Safety culture (PM) Efforts to be made to develop good health
Contractors’ safety committee new concept (Safety Head) Another trick is to make safety committee of contractors, give them importance, arrange their meetings and show them that they are important. They will do their job well and good beyond your imagination. Scheduled maintenance, testing, recording of equipment (PM) One dedicated safety person if possible to be employed for this task. Spend some and get more is the logic.
7. CONCLUSION No effort goes in vain. People are ready to learn and improve. You take step people follow and things improve. Management shows concern people acknowledge it and support. It is normal human tendency. Saying that people don’t improve is accepting defeat before the war starts or you are incompetent or it is mistake of HR to offer you a job for the position you are in today. As said things improve on top first then goodness trickles down. The top management must feel its moral and social and human responsibility to earn in honest way by running the business. Otherwise what is the use of announcing we are the world’s largest group and people are dying at your site. Its great irony. No business in long run survives with double standard. SEPTEMBER 2017 | INDUSTRIAL SAFETY REVIEW
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Indiaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s largest private dairy player is working with Karnataka Milk federation to set up a milk powder plant with a capacity to handle 6.5 lakh liters of milk per day. The plant is targeted to complete by early 2018.
is currently handling around 12 operations per day. The airport can handle 225 passengers per hour. The expansion project is under implementation and includes extension of runway from 1,418 metre to 3,165 meter, construc- tion of aerobridge and new aprons. The work is targeted to complete by year end.
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Place: Karnataka
Place: Andhra Pradesh
NORTH INDIA
Contact: Muthusami, Project Head, Domaine, Door No: 1/20A, Rajiv Gandhi Salai (OMR), Karapakkam, Chennai - 600097, Tamil Nadu. T: 044-24501622, F: 24501422, E: muthusa-mi@hatsun.com, info@hatsun.com
Contact: M.Raja Kishore, Airport Director, Madhurapudi-533103, Andhra Pradesh. T: 0883 2461811, 2004142, M: 9966611123, E: apdry@aai.aero
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EAST INDIA
Greater Chennai Corporation The corporation is implementing the construction of integrated road over bridge in lieu of existing LC No-2A at Ennore High road and LC No.-2B at Manali road in Dn. 38 & 41, ZoneIV in Chennai district covering length of 1.9 KM. JVC of R. Krishnamurthy & Company and P & C Projects Pvt Ltd are the contractors. The completion is targeted by March 2019.
Kerala Water Authority Plans to assign the operation and maintenance of intake well and pumping station at Kalamboor Kavu (Piravom) and 107 mld water treat- ment plant at Thycattussery for 3 years,
Place: Kerala Contact: Indra, Exective Engineer, Water Supply Division, Kerala. M: 8547638435
Place: Tamil Nadu
Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike
Contact: S.Kalimuthu, Superintending Engineer, 5, Anderson Road, Chinna Chembarambakkam, Ayanavaram, Chennai-600023, Tamil Nadu. T: 044-25619279, M: 9445190016, 9445190006, E: msebrr@chennaicorporation. gov.in
The civic body is implementing development of multi level car parking on 5.5 acre at Freedom park, Gandhi Nagar in Bengaluru district. KMV Projects Ltd is the contractor for the project. The completion is targeted in Jun 2018.
Airport Authority of India (AAI)
Contact: Somashekar, Chief Engineer (Road Infrastructure), First Floor, Shasakara Bhavana, 3rd main,
The Rajahmundry airport located at Madhurapudi village
Place: Karnataka
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Vijayanagara, Bengaluru-560040, Karnataka. T: 080-22975575, M: 9480684990
out of which 12 stations are underground. The completion is targeted in 36 months.
received recently.
MVR Infra Projects Pvt Ltd
Place: Karnataka
Contact: Tushar Pania, Vice President (Corporate Communication), Makers Chambers - IV, Nariman Point, Mumbai - 400021, T: 022-22785000, F: 22785185, M: 9820088536, E: tushar.pania@ril.com
The company is implementing Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike project involving construction of grade separator along West of Chord road (2 flyover and 1 underpass) in Bengaluru district covering length of 17.5 km. The completion is targeted by March 2018.
Place: Karnataka Contact: Shambha Shiva Rao, Executive Engineer, Plot-93, Alto Nagally, Dona Paula-403004, Goa. T: 0832- 2453235, 66441914 E: mvr999act@yahoo.com,
Contact: Sandeep Sawant, General Manager, (Corporate Communications), Hincon House, 247 Park, LBS Marg, Vikhroli (W), Mumbai-400083, Maharashtra. T: 022-25751000, M: 9833992874, sandeep.sawant@hccindia.com
WEST INDIA National Highways Authority of India (NHAI)
India’s largest private dairy player has decided to set up a 6.5 lakh litre capacity dairy plant at Dharapuram. The company has tied up with Germany-based GEA for the plant equipment.
Plans to widen the two-lane section of Solapur-Bijapur Section in Maharash- tra and Karnataka to four lanes covering 110-km. The project includes construction of bypasses at Solapur, Bijapur and six flyovers. Uniquest Infra Ventures Pvt Ltd is the concessionaire for the project. The project has got approval from Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs recently.
Place: Tamil Nadu
Place: Maharashtra
Contact: Muthusami, Project Head, Domaine, Door No: 1/20A, Rajiv Gandhi Salai (OMR), Karapakkam, Chennai - 600097, Tamil Nadu. T: 044-24501622, F: 24501422, E: muthusa-mi@hatsun.com, info@hatsun.com
Contact: Sanjay Kadam, Project Director, Plot No. E-2, Jai Jalaram Nagar, Behind Shivdare College, Jule Sholapur, - 413004, Maharashtra. T: 0217-2303379, E: solapur@nhai.org, sanjaykadam1973@yahoo.com
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Hindustan Construc- tion Company Ltd Bagged an order from Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Ltd for construction of 6.340 Km long elevated corridor and five elevated stations between HSR Layout station and RV Road station. This phase has 6 sections with 61 stations
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Place: Gujarat
Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation (GETCO) The expansion plan entails adding 10,000 circuit km (ckm) of the transmission line and construction of 400 new substations by 2022, through the extension of 2,000 ckm transmission line as well as 80 new substa- tions annually for the next five years. Funding planned through debt.
Building, Lal Kothi, Tonk Road, Jaipur-302015, Rajasthan. T: 0141-2742240, 2744659 M E Infra Projects Pvt Ltd The company is implementing MCGM project involves upgradation of Yari Road, Veera Desai Road, Acchutrao Patwardhan Road, Jay Prakash Road, N S Phadke Road, Datta Mandir Road, SVP Road from Devidas lane to L M Road in Mumbai. The completion is targeted shortly.
Place: Maharashtra Contact: Piyush P. Mehta, Director, 106, Shyamkamal ‘A’, 1st Floor, Agarwal Market, Vile Parle (East), Mumbai - 400057, Maharashtra. T: 022-26102760, 26122760, E: piyushmehta7722@gmail, piyush@meinfraprojects.com
Place: Gujarat Contact: N P Maheshwari, Chief Engineer (Projects), S.P. Vidyut Bhavan, Race Course, Vadodara - 390007, Gujarat. T: 0265-2353085, 310582-86, F: 2339066, M: 9925210127, E: md.getco@gebmail.com, Rajasthan Urban Drinking Water Sewerage and Infrastructure Corporation Ltd. The corporation is undertaking water supply and 3.5 MLD sewerage scheme in Nagaur district under Amrut scheme. The contract was awarded to YFC Projects Pvt Ltd in February, 2017. The work has not started.
Place: Rajasthan Contact: Munish Kumar Garg, Executive Director, RUDSICO, Near Police HQ
NORTH INDIA Department of Hydro Power Development, Arunachal Pradesh Plans to set up 13 MW Nyikong hydel power unit in Upper Siang. As of February 2017, the project has been delayed due to delay in forest and environmental clearance. Aswani Power Projects Pvt Ltd is the project concessionaire.
Place: Arunachal Pradesh Contact: Lipe Ete, C.E. (Civil) & Head, Vidyut Bhawan, Itanagar-791111, Arunachal Pradesh. T: 0360-2217309, F:2291502, M: 9436040718, E: ceoffice@arunachalhydro. org.in National Buildings Construction Corporation Ltd Plans to assign the construction
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of Multi Storied Commercial Spaces at GPRA Colony at Nauroji Nagar, New Delhi on Design, Engineering, Procurement and Construction EPC basis including operation & mainte- nance.
Place: Delhi Contact: Suresh Jain, CGM, NBCC Bhawan, Lodhi Road, New Delhi-110003, Delhi. T: 011-24367314, E: cpg.ho@nbccindia.com National Highways Authority of India Four laning of Varanasi Bypass project is being implemented from km 0.000 (km 271,300 of NH-56) to km 15.250 (km.11.170 of NH-29) covering 16.55 km. Apco Infratech Pvt Ltd is the contractor. Around 35% of the work is completed so far. The project was estimated to complete by May, 2017. As of now, the project is lagging due to protest from local villagers even as land acquisition has been completed.
Place: Uttar Pradesh Contact: S B Singh, Project Director, S-8/108 DIG Colony, Maqbool Alam Road, Varanasi â&#x20AC;&#x201C;220001, Uttar Pradesh. T: 0542-2501003, 2208073 & 2203530, M: 9997870088,
Himachal Pradesh Public Works Department Plans to assign the construction of 30.00 mtr prestressed concrete box girder bridge over Kotla Khad from PHC Kasba Kotla to Govt. Senior Secondary School Kotla Behar RD 0/180. The work will start in two months and take 6 months to complete.
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Place: Himachal Pradesh Contact: Harsh Puri, Executive Engineer, Dehra Division, District: Kangra, Himachal Pradesh. T: 01970-233116, M: 9418027640, E: ee-deh-hp@nic.in
General Manager (Power Plant) & Project Manager, 7th Unit, Dr B C Roy Avenue, Durgapur-713201, West Bengal. T: 0343-2556786, 2556251, E: admin@dpl.net.in IL&FS Engineering and Construction Company Ltd
Plans to assign the enhancement of sewerage treatment capacity of existing STP from 1.00 MLD to 1.50 MLD and improvement of the resulting parameters of the existing STP. The works has to be carried in Poe Township, Tehsil Kalpa. Bids are currently invited.
The company has received LOIs from Jharkhand Bijli Vitaran Nigam Ltd under Integrated Power Development Scheme (IPDS) for the supply of equipment, materials and services for Urban Electrification works of Dumka-Sahibganj Electric Supply Circle in Jharkhand. The completion is targeted in 24 months.
Place: Himachal Pradesh
Place: Jharkhand
Contact: Vishal Jaswal, Executive Engineer, I&PH Division, R/Peo, Distt.Kinnuar, Himachal Pradesh. T: 01786-222229, F: 222929, E: xeniphrpeo@yahoo.com
Contact: Tarun Udwala, Head (Corporate Communications), Door No. 8-2- 120/113/3, 4th Floor, Sanali Info Park, Road No. 2, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad-500033, Telangana. T: 040-40409333, F: 40409444, E: tarun_udwala@ilfsengg. com, info@ilfsengg.com
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EAST INDIA The Durgapur Projects Ltd The company is undertaking construc- tion of a new substation, 33/11 kV additional Xr, 33/11 kV Xr capacity enhancement, R&M of 33/11 kV substation, 33 kV & 11 kV new feeders, 33 kV & 11 kV feeder reconductoring, aerial bunched cable, installation of new DT, capacity enhancement of DT, new LT lines and LT line reconductoring under Integrated Power Development Scheme (IPDS) in Durgapur district. The completion is targeted by September, 2018.
Place: West Bengal Contact: A.K. Chakraborty,
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ITD Cementa- tion India Ltd Bagged an order from the Inland Waterways Authority (IWAI) to build a modern multi-modal river terminal at Haldia Dock Complex in West Bengal under the World Bank-aided Rs. 5,369-crore Jal Marg Vikas Project. The completion is targeted by December 2019. Place: West Bengal
Contact: S Ramnath, CFO, Subhash Rd, Vile Parle East, Vile Parle, Mumbai-400057, Maharashtra. T: 022-66931600, M: 9930600013, E: s.ramnath@itdcem.co.in,
admin@itdcem.co.in, The Durgapur Projects Ltd The company is undertaking construc- tion of a new substation, 33/11 kV additional Xr, 33/11 kV Xr capacity enhancement, R&M of 33/11 kV substation, 33 kV & 11 kV new feeders, 33 kV & 11 kV feeder reconductoring, aerial bunched cable, installation of new DT, capacity enhancement of DT, new LT lines and LT line reconductoring under Integrat- ed Power Development Scheme (IPDS) in Durgapur district. The completion is targeted by September, 2018.
Place: West Bengal Contact: A.K. Chakraborty, General Manager (Power Plant) & Project Manager, 7th Unit, Dr B C Roy Avenue, Durgapur-713201, West Bengal. T: 0343-2556786, 2556251, E: admin@dpl.net.in Raipur Municipal Corporation (RMC) The civic body plans to set up an integrated Municipal Solid Waste Management Project through Public Private Partnership (PPP) model as part of Smart City drive. The project will be taken up soon on build, finance, operate and transfer (DBFOT) basis.
Place: Chhattisgarh Contact: Haren Sahu, Executive Engineer, Nagar Nigam Head Office, Near Mahila Police Thana,Gandhi Udyan, Raipur, Chattisgarh. T: 0771- 2535780, 2535790, F: 2227395, M: 9301953256, E: dc_rmc@rediffmail.com, nigam.raipur.cg@nic.in
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7, 29, 61 23 69 29 61 69 37 21 23 35
49 37, 61 33 35
C CCTV Products & Soultions 61, Front Gatefold Clean Agent Fire Extinguisher 59 CO2 cum DCP cum Foam Tenders 49 Commercial Finance 73 Communication Cable 35 Communications & Security 33 Composite Coble 35 Compression Fittings 69 Contract Workmen 29 Control Cable 35 Cylinder Manifold Systems 69 Cylinder Manifold with Delivery Staions 69 D Data Signal Cables DCP Trollies Dead Weight Pressure Tester Deluge Valve Double Door Hose Boxes Drag Servo & Variable Flexible Data Cable Dry Chemical Powders Dust Supression Chemicals E Ear Defender Earthing Electrodes Elevator Cable Emergency Light & LED cum Solar Lighting Post/Towers Emergency Rescue Tender Emergency Signage’s/Plans Enclosures & Stands Evacuation & Gas Filling Unit Evacuation Signage’s/Plans
35 49 69 23 19 35 59 59
43 71 35 61 49 61 21 69 61
F Face Mask 41 Fall Protection 96 Fire Suppression Systems 55 Fire Alarm Cables 35 Fire Detection & Alarm 33 Fire Detection & Alarm System 61 Fire Detection Systems 17 Fire Doors 61 Fire Extinguishers 21, 23 Fire Fighting Foams 59 Fire Fighting Hoses 25 Fire Fighting Products Inside Back Cover Fire Fighting Trucks 49 Fire Fiqhting Motorcycle BMW-R 1200RT 49
Fire Hose Reel Fire Hydrant & Sprinkler System Fire Hydrant Modules Fire Pump Controllers Fire Pumps Fire Survival Cables Fix and Portable Type Fire Extinguisher Flame Retardant Chemicals Flashback Arrestor Flexible Droppers Flexible Hoses & Sprinklers Foam / Water Monitors Foam Nursers
G Gas Based Fire Suppression Flooding System Gas Filling & Transfer Device Gas Regulators Gas Saver & Safety Switch Gas Stop Valve Gate Valves Gauge Comparator Guard Tours H Hard Drive Head Protection Hearing Protection Heat Detectors Hi Flex Battery Cable High Medium Velocity Water Spray System & Foam System High Pressure Fire Fighting Modules High Pressure Hoses High Voltage Insulating Matt Hose Coupling Hose Reel Hydrant Valve I Instrumentation Cable Integrated Building Management System IP CCTV IT Infrastructure & EPABX
19 61 21 53 53 35 61 59 69 23 21 49 49
O Oil Spill Dispersants
59
Oil Tankers
49
P PA & Voice Evacuation System
61
Passive Fire Protection Systems
61
Photo Display
29
Portable Fire Pumps
49
Protective Eyeware
96
Pump Driven Unit-Petrol Pump
49
Pumps for Fire Trucks
57
R 61 69 69 69 69 23 69 29
27 96 96 23 35 61 49 69 51 23 23 23
35 61 29 61
Recovery Break Down Vans (Chassis / Trailer Mounted)
49
Rescue Tools
49
Respirators
96
Rubber Fire Hoses
19
S Safety Glasses
41
Safety Gloves
41, 43
Safety Helmet
43
Safety Net
96
Safety Shoes
13, 41, 43, 65, 96
Safety Signages
23
Safety Training Kiosk
31
Safety Valve
69
Safety Workwear
15
Security Bollards
37
Sliding Gates
37
Smoke Dectector
23
Solar Application Cable
35
Spinklers
23
Spot Flooding System with Fire Detect Tubing
61
Submersible Cable
35
T Thermal Imaging Cameras
Inside Front Cover
Thermoplastic Fire Hoses
19
Time-Attendance Solutions
7
Timely Alerts
29
J Jet Shut of Nozzle
Trailor Fire Pumps
49
19
Turnstiles
61
K Kitchen Fire Extinguisher
59
UL listed Fire Extinguishers
59
Uniniyvin Cables
35
L Ladders LCV Mounted Small Fire Tenders Led Emergency Battery Back-Up Load Arresters Lockout / Tagout
U
9 49 11 96 67, 95
M Mass Notification Modbus, Profibus, Foundation Field Bus Multicore Cable
33 35 35
N Needle Valve Nitrile Gloves Non Return Valve Nozzels Nurse Call
69 63 69 23 33
V Vaccum Pumps
69
Video Intercom
Back Page
Video Surveillance
5
Visitor Access
29
W Water Bowsers
49
Water Cannons Water Mist System (Hydrant & Sprinkler)
49 59, 61
Welding Cable
35
Wetting Agents
59
3 Way Ball Valve
69
50Lts.Mobile Unit
49
600Ltr.Tank with Pump Driven Unit
49
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A ALLIED LEATHER FINISHERS PVT. LTD.
65
COMPANY NAME
PG. NO.
COMPANY NAME
GLOBAL HSE - 2017
87
O
GUNNEBO INDIA PVT. LTD.
21
OSH INDIA - 2017
BFT AUTOMATION SYSTEMS PRIVATE LIMITED
37
HD FIRE PROTECT PVT. LTD.
HOCHIKI
C
81
P
H
B
PG. NO.
Inside Back Cover
PAARTH VALVES PVT. LTD.
69
PROLITE AUTOGLO LIMITED
11
17 R
CAPITAL FIRST CHHATARIYA RUBBER & CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES
73
25
D DAHUA TECHNOLOGY
Back Page
E
I ID OVERSEAS PRIVATE LIMITED
15
IFSEC - 2017
91
INDIA INTERNATIONAL SECURITY EXPO - 2017
47
RAMANA SAFETY AND SYSTEMS (I) PVT. LTD.
61
REALTY AUTOMATION & SECURITY SYSTEMS PVT. LTD.
55
REDHERRING PLAST INDIA PVT. LTD.
19
RMG POLYVINYL INDIA LTD.
51
RR KABEL LIMITED
35
K
E-SQUARE ALLIANCE PVT. LTD.
67
KARAM INDUSTRIES
96 S
EURO SAFETY FOOTWEAR (I) PVT. LTD.
45
KRM CORPORATION
95 SAFETY ++ 2018
90
SAFEX FIRE SERVICES LTD.
23
SAMRIDDHI AUTOMATIONS PVT. LTD.
Front Gatefold
SCRUM SYSTEM
31
SEAGATE
27
SOLUS SECURITY SYSTEMS PVT. LTD.
29
SUMIP COMPOSITES PVT. LTD.
9
L F LIBERTY SHOES LTD. FIRE SAFETY DEVICES PVT. LTD.
59
FIREFLY FIRE PUMPS PVT. LTD.
57
M
FLIR SYSTEMS INDIA PVT. LTD.
Inside Front Cover
MALLCOM (INDIA) LTD.
LUBI INDUSTRIES LLP
FSIE - 2018
89
FSS INDIA - 2018
84
MARVEL GLOVES INDUSTRIES MATRIX SECURITY SOLUTIONS
13 53
41, 43
63
5, 7
G
U
GALAXY EARTHING ELECTRODES (P) LTD.
94
71
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MIRCOM FIRE & COMMUNICATIONS INDIA PVT. LTD.
33
UNITED MANUFACTURING CO.
49
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