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Posted By K. Babu Rao
Hello,
We propose to conduct a two or three day course on "Incident / accident investigation in process plants" at Indian Institute of Chemical Technology, Hyderabad, India. We are looking for expert faculty/ organisation for conducting the course. Please suggest reputed names in this area of expertise. You may please write to srikjpala@yahoo.co.uk with your suggestions.
Babu Rao
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Posted By Les Welling
I do not think that it matters what industry you work in. In regards to accident investigation, the aims and the objectives of accident investigation remain the same. IOSH run a very good course "Accident/loss investigation and evidence gathering" I understand that the British Safety Council run a similar course.
Hope this helps
Les
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Posted By GT
Babu, Dont't mean to hi-jack your thread but if you work in India perhaps you can throw sum light on this report I have had.
accident at RATNAGIRI POWER GAS LIMITED (Formerly known as DABHOL POWER PROJECT) killing 5 people.
At tank 300, tank wall insulation work is in progress. When peoples were working with sort of Sky Climber(Not very sure about this equipment whether skyclimber or else) it fall down from height of 30 m causing death of 5 workers(3 working inside and 2 working below) and injuring leg of 1 worker.
Regards
GT
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Posted By K. Babu Rao
Thank you Mr. Welling for your suggestions. Who do I contact at IOSH for training in accident investigation. Could you please give me the name and email id?
Babu Rao
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Posted By I R Langston
Good Afternoon,
I am the tutor who runs the IOSH course. If you would like information about the course or indeed if you wish to discuss any details please contact me on kinaston@north-wales.fsbusiness.co.uk
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Posted By K. Babu Rao
GT, I tried to get information on the accident at Ratnagiri gas you mentioned but did not find any. Sorry, I could not add to what you have given.
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Babu Rao
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