Workshop on Electrical, Chemical and Mechanical Hazards of Process industry (understanding and Elimination) 2019

Machinery, its parts, tools, objects and materials processed or used in the work process are often a source of mechanical hazards leading to injuries.

Machinery, along with power supply systems, can also create electrical hazards, leading to severe or fatal accidents.

Chemicals and aerosols are one of the most common hazards in human's working and Living environment. The effects of exposure to those factors can be Local (irritating), systemic (changes in the central and peripheral nervous system, cardiovascular system) and generalised (allergenic). Exposure to harmful chemical substances and aerosols can also have delayed consequences, such as neoplastic diseases, genetic changes causing pathologies in offspring.

identification of mechanical and electrical hazards and development of methods of occupational risk assessment
identification, assessment and reduction or elimination of chemical or aerosol air pollutants at workstations
studies of toxic effects of chemical substances and preparations
identification of chemical substances emitted into the air in the working and living environment

18-Sept-2019

For UG & Pg Students - 400 INR
For Industry Delegates - 700 INR

Aset College Of Fire And Safety Engineering (Chennai) 165, Poonamallee High Road, Maduravoyal Erikkarai Signal, Chennai - 600095, Tamilnadu, India.