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Greendash is a Comprehensive EHS Consultancy Services Provider. We have Industry and academia experts from the field of Environment, Health, Safety, Fire Protection, CSR and sustainability. They will work with industry partners to achieve their goals environomically

EHS Management System and Approach

An Environmental, Health, and safety (EHS) management system is a set of policies, procedures and activities that help businesses manage risks to the environment and workplace safety. EHS is an acronym for Environment, Health, and Safety. It refers to the implementation of procedures that focus on ensuring and improving the safety of workers and their surroundings, and it plays a signification role in achieving the overall environmental goals of the organization. EHS management is a crucial aspect of any enterprise’s operation, as it not only minimizes environmental impact and improves worker safety and well-being but also improves employee relation, and productivity and enhances the company’s brand images, spurring customer and corporate growth.

Compliance

Compliance is the act of following a rule, command, order, wish, or desire. It can also mean adhering to standards, regulations, or requirements. Safety compliance is defined as an ongoing process of complying with the health and safety standards established by regulatory legislators and bodies. Depending on the industry or the nature of work, there are likely to be strict safety regulations that may apply to the industry or the jurisdiction. In most situations, failure to comply with health and safety laws can result in criminal proceedings or hefty fines for employers. It is the employer’s responsibility to enforce safety compliance in the workplace and to foster a safety culture. To ensure safety compliance, companies don’t just have to focus on meeting their legal duties. It also means to meet the objectives and of the laws as defined by regulatory bodies. Including getting the required licenses or permits, and establishing safety protocols.

NDT Testing

As NDT is a hot topic among manufacture and engineers, this blog provides a basic description of its advantage, commonly used test methods and techniques. We also offer a glimpse into NDT 3D inspection . NDT is a group and analysis methods that enable technicians to capture data on industrial parts and evaluate them without altering them or permanently destroying their usability. It means the part is serviceable after the inspection completes. These non-destructive tests are mainly used for in-service products to lower the costs and ensure their integrity and usefulness.

Third Party Inspection

Third-party inspection (TPI) of equipment under the Factories Act is a quality assurance process where an independent organization assesses the safety, compliance , and quality of equipment in a factory. The Factories Act, 1948 requires that lifting machines and tackles in a factory be examined by a competent person. The safety requirements for lifting equipment in factories are outlined in section 29 of the Factories Act. Third party Inspection of any product is the inspection & Testing carried out by Any Person or User of that particular product or service.

Electrical Safety Audit

In the industrial world, the importance of prioritizing electrical safety in the workplace cannot be overstated. Electrical distribution and equipment failures are major causes of industrial fires and hazards. Conducting regular electrical safety audit is crucial to protect against downtime, fire, and to uncover hazards that are invisible to the naked eye. This guide delves into various aspects of electrical safety, offering electrical safety tips and insights into inspections and audits to help any business reduce electrical risks.