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A Critical Insights On The Occupational Health And Safety Related Practices For The Administrators And Workers Of Selected Mining Industries
Subject area: Science,Engineering and Technology · Area of research: HUMAN RESOURCE
Abstract
In India, mining is a major source of income for Indian traders and extra manpower is equipped in this job as India is very rich in minerals and mostly the southern parts of India mainly in Rajasthan and various parts in and outskirts of Rajasthan. Labour forces get employment easily in mining regions and due to very low skill?s, safety rules and regulations for working in these high-risk areas surroundings should be inspected by the safety officers employed by the industries and proper training should be provided to employees. Occupational Health and Safety act as the main pillar?s of the industry, through which it runs and attain its goal?s with minimum accidents and by creating safe working surroundings. OHSAS 18001 is the only ultimate solution to day-to-day increasing challenges suffered by the organizations due to high injury and illness, lost work days, increasing occupational health and safety regulations, large penalties paid by the contractors and the one under whom the manpower is working with and for , rising workers compensation costs, costly medical claims, worker retention and employee satisfaction. The scope of study shall be confined to selected mining companies of Southern Rajasthan where, Administrative will be asked for the existing policy for the health and safety of workers and the process used for extracting minerals. Workers will be asked for the safety measurement used in mines, compensation, insurance, and periodic medical examination. The objective of the present study is to analyze the impact of Occupational health and safety in various organizations of southern Rajasthan. It investigates the opinion of the administrative about the practices of Occupational Health Safety (OHS). Occupational Health and Safety plays an important role in the working of organizational goals. In order that this study will be directed towards its objectives and claim on the impact of health and safety, there is a need to underline the problems which are significant. Hence, this study seeks to answer the problem statements raised is here. This study is intended to examine the relevancy of Occupational Health which is a disciplinary matter concerned with health and safety of administrative and workers in various organizations of southern Rajasthan. This part of Research describes about the composition of the process, tools, methodology adapted to carrying out the objectives of the study undertaken.
Keywords
Mining in India and Rajasthan, Occupational Health and Safety and Administrative and Workers in Mining Industries.
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How to cite this paper
@article{1702443,
author = {Dr Nidhi Vyas, Dr Kiran soni},
title = {A Critical Insights On The Occupational Health And Safety Related Practices For The Administrators And Workers Of Selected Mining Industries},
journal = {Iconic Research And Engineering Journals},
year = {2020},
volume = {4},
number = {2},
pages = {1-10},
issn = {2456-8880},
url = {https://www.irejournals.com/formatedpaper/1702443.pdf},
abstract = {In India, mining is a major source of income for Indian traders and extra manpower is equipped in this job as India is very rich in minerals and mostly the southern parts of India mainly in Rajasthan and various parts in and outskirts of Rajasthan. Labour forces get employment easily in mining regions and due to very low skill?s, safety rules and regulations for working in these high-risk areas surroundings should be inspected by the safety officers employed by the industries and proper training should be provided to employees. Occupational Health and Safety act as the main pillar?s of the industry, through which it runs and attain its goal?s with minimum accidents and by creating safe working surroundings. OHSAS 18001 is the only ultimate solution to day-to-day increasing challenges suffered by the organizations due to high injury and illness, lost work days, increasing occupational health and safety regulations, large penalties paid by the contractors and the one under whom the manpower is working with and for , rising workers compensation costs, costly medical claims, worker retention and employee satisfaction.
The scope of study shall be confined to selected mining companies of Southern Rajasthan where, Administrative will be asked for the existing policy for the health and safety of workers and the process used for extracting minerals. Workers will be asked for the safety measurement used in mines, compensation, insurance, and periodic medical examination.
The objective of the present study is to analyze the impact of Occupational health and safety in various organizations of southern Rajasthan. It investigates the opinion of the administrative about the practices of Occupational Health Safety (OHS). Occupational Health and Safety plays an important role in the working of organizational goals. In order that this study will be directed towards its objectives and claim on the impact of health and safety, there is a need to underline the problems which are significant. Hence, this study seeks to answer the problem statements raised is here.
This study is intended to examine the relevancy of Occupational Health which is a disciplinary matter concerned with health and safety of administrative and workers in various organizations of southern Rajasthan. This part of Research describes about the composition of the process, tools, methodology adapted to carrying out the objectives of the study undertaken.},
keywords = {Mining in India and Rajasthan, Occupational Health and Safety and Administrative and Workers in Mining Industries.},
month = {August},
}