Dear Mr.Armstrong
In India, large fabricators have to comply to Indian factories safety norms. Wearing of safety helmets (hard hats) and safety shoes is compulsory where there is an overhead crane and material movement.It is for the safety of the employee only and a part of Integrated Management System (IMS)requirement.
In our organisation all employees in Mfg. and fabrication shops have to wear safety helmets,shoes and eye protection goggles.
The answers to your survey questions are:
1)YES
2)a
3)Indoors
4)Godrej
5)Mumbai, India
Regards
Prem Nautiyal
On Wed, 15 Jul 2009 19:45:45 +0530 wrote
>
>All,
>
>I work for LeTourneau Technologies and we build some of the world's largest front end loaders and jack-up drilling rigs. Obviously, we're a heavy fabrication facility.
>
>Our Safety department has been asked to investigate the need of wearing hard hats in all manufacturing areas. This would include assembly, machining, heat treat, cutting, as well as welding.
>
>Our GM of Fabrication and Assembly has asked me to get a survey of other companies' policies on the wearing of hard hats.
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>So, if you could respond and let me know the following.
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>1. Does your company require manufacturing personnel to wear hard hats?
>
>
>2. What type of industry are you in
> a. Heavy Fabrication
> b. Sheet Metal / Automotive
> c. Construction
> d. Wholesale Trade
> e. Cutting
> f. Other (Please specify)
>
>3. Does your manufacturing/operations primarily take place... indoors or outdoors.
>
>4. What is the name of your company.
>
>5. What country is your facility located?
>
>
>Also, if you have recently changed companies or know for sure the policies of a facility other than your current location, feel free to answer the survey from that point of view as well.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Joel Armstrong, CWI
>Welding Engineer
>LeTourneau Technologies
>Member AWS B1 Committee
>
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>
PREM S NAUTIYAL
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