EHS challenges to life and livelihoods especially in hazardous sectors i.e. oil and gas, chemicals and construction demands elevated role of safety. The risk present to the frontline workers can sometimes outstrip the behavioural classroom trainings – flexibility from a ‘situational safety standpoint’ is undermined.
The consumptive attitude of modern city dwellers understands only convenience and is willing to pay a price. However, our monetary resources will fall woefully short as global warming progresses changing the very environment we knew as habitable – unleashing significantly warmer climates, depleted glaciers and an ecosystem thrown into chaos.
At this exhibition we showed that to grow and adopt EHS as a career, newer and out-of-the-box questions need to be raised and thought about. Overall, a key part of ASK-EHS knowledge dissemination was where our team members realized not only the task at hand, but the joy of sharing our experience with budding minds.
ASK-EHS Group participated at the widely awaited OSH India exhibition held in Mumbai on 29th, 30th November. Exhibition events are not only a good way to assess how well do we know our target audiences, potential clients; but it is also the simplest path to ease into the minds of people who visit and for those who show interest within the domain.
For the purposes of ongoing progress in EHS through dialogue and conversation – the conference hall at the Bombay Exhibition Centre will be hosting environment, health and safety talks, sessions and panel discussions on both these days. We would like to extend invitation to our readers, to visit as ASK-EHS guests at the OSH India Exhibition.
Improvisation for trainers comes in a not-so-different format – Improvising as per their audiences and domain. Each specialized training will have the core principles yet their methodology or mode of transfer will change from industry to industry. Work at height in oil and gas will be similar to work at height in telecom industry at its core.