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CONTENTS

Sl.No. Particulars Page. No

1. Brief History of Tipong Colliery, Coal reserve 3

2. Safety Policy of Coal India Limited 4

3. Mine Workings, Mine support, Mine ventilation 5

4. Gassiness, Monitoring of gasses, Gases and Fire, 6

Drainage and pumping

5. Telecommunication, Underground Machinery 7

and Equipments

6. Safety related jobs completed during the calendar 8

Year, 2015

7. Manpower 9

8. Mine Organization Chart 10

9. Vocational Training, 11

10. Periodical Medical Examination 12

11. List of Rescue Trained Person 13

12. List of Active First–Aiders 14

13. Yearly Rainfall 15

14. Monthly Rainfall chart for the Year 2015 16

15. Accident Statistics 17

16. Emergency Organisation 18

17. Report of Environmental details 20

18. Our achievement & List of Prize Winners 21

19. Programme on safety drive 22

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BRIEF HISTORY OF TIPONG COLLIERY

I. INTRODUCTION

Date of Opening : 1924 A.D

Owner at the time of opening : M/s, A.R.T.Co.Ltd.

Name of the Coalfield : Makum.

Extent of Coal reserve along the strike : 6 km

II. GEOLOGY

Location:

Latitude – N 2718 54 & N 2718 14

Longitude - E 9549 40& E 9553 53

Altitude – 175.01m above MSL

Coalfield represents a well defined Asymmetrical syncline

The Southern limb is steeply inclined.

The North limb is cut off by Margherita thrust.

The strike of North limb is E-W

Dipping of bed 46 to 110.

III. COAL SEAMS

Name of the seam Thickness (m)

5 ft 1.52

8 ft 2.44

20 ft 5-5.5

60 ft Top section 11.5 – 12.2

60 ft Bottom section 5.1 – 5.4

IV. COAL RESERVE (As per GR of Tipong Colliery)

1. Coal Reserve for Opencast Mining : 19.03 MT

2. Coal Reserve for Underground Mining : 50.44 MT

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Total : 69.47MT

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SAFETY POLICY OF COAL INDIA LIMITED MINE SAFETY Coal India Ltd has always given the highest priority towards “Safety”. In CIL, safety is considered as a part of its core production process and is embodied in the statement. CIL has also framed a distinct and definite Safety Policy and formed multidisciplinary Internal Safety Organisation(ISO)

in every subsidiary company and also at CIL (HQ). Over the years the safety performance in CIL has been significantly improved. This improvement documented statistically in several independent sources and attributed to the following reasons:

Commitment by the management, workers and regulators.

Well thought out and conscientious safety awareness drives,

Advanced and continuous training of the workforce.

Technological advances in the field of mining methods and better mining equipment/ machinery design;

Strong oversight and required assistance from the Ministry of Coal.

OBJECTIVES OF CIL SAFETY The objective of Coal India Ltd is to achieve “Zero Harm Potential” in all mines and other establishments. Safety is given prime importance in the operations of CIL as embodied in the mission of Coal India Ltd. CIL has formulated a Safety Policy for ensuring safety in mines and implementation of which is closely monitored at several levels.

1) Operations and systems will be planned and designed to eliminate or materially reduce mining hazards;

2) Implement Statutory Rules and Regulations and strenuous efforts made for achieving superior standards of safety;

3) To bring about improvement in working conditions by suitable changes in technology; 4) Provide material and monetary resources needed for the smooth and efficient execution of

Safety Plans; 5) Deploy safety personnel wholly for accident prevention work; 6) Organize appropriate forums with employees representatives for Joint consultations on

safety matters and secure their motivation and commitment in Safety Management; 7) Prepare annual Safety Plan and long term Safety Plan at beginning of every calendar year,

unit-wise and for the company, to effect improved safety in operations as per respective geo-mining needs to prepare the units for onset of monsoon, to fulfill implementation of decisions by Committee on Safety in Mines and Safety Conferences and to take measures for overcoming accident proneness as may be reflected through study of accident analysis. Keeping priority in sensitive areas of roof-falls, haulage, explosives, machinery etc.

8) Set up a frame for execution of the Safety Policy and plans through the General Managers of Areas, Agents, Managers and other safety personnel of the units.

9) Multi-level monitoring of the implementation of the safety Plans through Internal Safety Organisation at the company headquarters and Area Safety Officer at area level;

10) All senior executives at all levels of management, will continue to inculcate a safety towards accident prevention of their functioning;

11) Institute continuous education, training and retaining all employees with the accent placed on development of safety oriented skills;

12) Continue efforts to better the living conditions and help of all employees both in and outside the mines

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MINE WORKING

DEVELOPMENT

1. Dip Mine (Udit khani)

-7L Bottom coal upto 17th X-M (2.11 km from mine entry)

-7L foot wall upto 17th X-M (2.11 km from mine entry)

New dip below –7L, up to –12L (180 M below mine entry)

OL Foot wall upto 12th X-M (1.90 km from mine entry)

-5L B/C , -7L B/C &-3LB/C

DETAILS OF MINE ENTRIES

S.No Mine Entry Date of

Opening

Length

along the

Strike km

RL (above MSL) (M)

1. Pragati khani 1961 1.90 175.01

2. Dip mine 1977 2.11 173.94

HIGHEST FLOOD LEVEL (HFL):172.357m on 12-08-1995

MINE SUPPORTS

Timber for development faces and split galleries

I –section, Hollow section and side wall for permanent roadway.

V- Section arch girders and brick arching for weak patches which serve as better form of

supports.

Four numbers of roof convergence meters has been procured and are installed.

Systematic support rules framed by Manager is judiciously followed.

Steel square choke for high roof.

MINE VENTILATION

DIP MINE AND PRAGATI KHANI

Axial flow fan (Exhaust)

Capacity – 2000m3/min

Water gauge –50mm

Motor hp – 40

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GASSINESS:

The coal seams are classified in Degree-III gassiness.

As a safety measure regular gas survey and quantity survey are done and records are

maintained.

All statutory provisions regarding ventilation are compiled to ensure highest safeguards

against methane ignition.

MONITORING OF GASES

Environmental telemonitoring system has been installed for continuous monitoring of mine

gases at main return an New Dip district return.

Gas analysis is done on regular basis at our Chemical labs.

Sufficient number of digital Methane Gas detectors and multi gas detectors are provided to

supervisors and officials for the sole purpose of monitoring mine gases.

HEATING AND FIRE

All isolation stoppings are thoroughly maintained round the clock.

Special stress is always given for stabilization of isolation stoppings.

DRAINAGE AND PUMPING

High capacity pumps (Total combined capacity 3400GPM) are installed to cater the need of

Dip mine.

Inspection of all surface drainage and subsidence filling is done to prevent direct seepage of

water into the mine and also garland drains are provided to divert surface run-off.

Water level of Tipong pani river is meticulously monitored and float alarm is provided at

river bed level to monitor the water level and to alert workmen in time.

Subject Top Coal Bottom Coal

Make of Gas 6.20 m3

5.25m3

Rate of Emission 5.76 m3/te 4.80 m

3/te

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TELE-COMMUNICATION

Telecommunication system is provided from U/G workings to surface and

residences of officials and supervisory staffs.

Both underground and surface communication are maintained in good

working order to ensure to safe control and close monitoring of all

activities.

UNDER-GROUND MACHINERYAND EQUIPMENTS As our system of mining is semi mechanized, safe operation of the following equipments are of

importance to ensure safety standard and consistency in production.

Machinery /Equipment Nos Bega raise borer 05

Scraper chain conveyor 03

Electric coal drills 06

Air compressor 04

Auxiliary fan 03

Level haulage 02

Flame proof equipments In sufficient Nos

Incline direct haulage 02

Roof convergence indicator 02

ETMS Sensor 04

Multi Gas Detector 04

Flame Safety Lamp 54

Gas Detector 04

Self contained self Rescuer 424

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Safety related jobs completed during the calendar year 2015

A) In Underground

1. Replacement of timber support by Steel Supports – 300 mtrs length.

2. Replacement of MS angle ladders – 60 mtrs

3. 100 % cleaning of sump for increasing sump capacity and stand age period.

4. Pipeline cleaning and replacement M.S Pipe to HDPE pipe.

5. Cleaning of surface drench.

6. Construction of brick arching at -7L about 30 m.

7. Construction of brick side wall about 25 m at -7L and 15 m at 0 L Pragati Khani.

B) At surface

1. Clearing of garland drain at surface. 2. Repairing of Hanging Bridge from coal dip to dip mine.

C) E&M

1. Shifting of -6½ Level OverHead feeder.

2. Interlocking of capital GOAB of coal dip feeder with circuit breaker.

3. Commissioning of 10 nos. of VCB Panels at Challet Power House.

4. 157 no. Led Cap lamp provided.

5. Lighting of Pragati Khani 2XM to 4XM.

6. Installation of 120 line New EPBAX system.

7. Conversion of M.S pipeline to HDPE pipeline.

8. NFR and ELR fitted at 3.3 KV/550 transformer feeding power to Pragati

Khani.

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MANPOWER AS ON 01-01-2016

SL.NO SUBJECT UNDERGROUND SURFACE NON-

MINING

TOTAL

1. Executive 11 02 Nil 13

2. Non -Executive 282 178 Nil 460

TOTAL 473

STATUTORY MANPOWER

Sl.No. Subject Nos

1. Executive 13

2. Overman 07

3. Mining Sirdar 22

4. Electrical Supervisor 03

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MINE ORGANISATION CHART

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VOCATIONAL TRAINING STATISTICS

Year Initial Refresher Special

Target Achievement

2010 002 129 129 077

2011 004 116 116 184

2012 011 143 143 062

2013 008 150 150 067

2014 000 90 94 061

2015 001 80 83 033

0

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80

100

120

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160

180

200

2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

Initial

Refresher

Special

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PERIODICAL MEDICAL EXAMINATION STATISTICS

YEAR TARGET ACHIEVEMENT

2010 130 133

2011 110 114

2012 205 220

2013 189 194

2014 171 173

2015 180 183

0

50

100

150

200

250

2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

TARGET

ACHIEVEMENT

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LIST OF RESCUE TRAINED PERSONS

SL.NO NAME DESIGNATION

1. Sri.RanjitPhukan Mining Sirdar

2. Sri.ManojChetry Mining Sirdar

3. Sri.Padmeshwar Gogoi Mining Sirdar

4. Sri.RajeshRai Mining Sirdar

5. Sri.NipenDey Mining Sirdar

6. Sri.Kalyan Chakraborty Mining Sirdar

7. Sri.D.Rama Rao Mining Sirdar

8. Sri.Arup Kalita Mining Sirdar

9. Sri.BiswajitHujuri Mining Sirdar

10. Sri.N.Rama Rao Timber Mistry

11. Sri.M.Someswar Rao Bega Operator

12. Sri.AnandaPraddhan Bega Operator

13. Sri.BabulDowarah Trammer

14. Sri.Bhagwan Prasad Coal Cutter

15. Sri.K.Ramanaiya Coal Cutter

16. Sri A.Srinivas Electrician

17. Sri SushantChotttray Overman

18. Sri SunilKoch Mining Sirdar

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LIST OF ACTIVE FIRST AIDERS

1 Sri Abhitab 25 Sri A.Kalita

2 Sri M.K.Premnath 26 Sri UmeshBhattacharjee

3 Sri Sange T Thongon 27 Sri Jitu Gogoi

4 Sri B.K.Sharma 28 Sri Ganga Charan

5 Sri Subhas Roy 29 Sri Omprakash Yadav

6 Sri S.P.Bhowmik 30 Sri M.Someshwar Rao

7 Sri P.Bora 31 Sri Ananda Pradhan

8 Sri M.K.Sinha 32 Sri S.Karmakar

9 Sri S.K.Pradhan 33 Sri K. Ramnaiya

10 Sri M.Chetry 34 Sri B. Trinath Rao

11 Sri R. Rai 35 Sri SushantChoteray

12 Sri Ramu Sah 36 Sri Sujit Pradhan

13 Sri K. Chakraborty 37 Sri N. Rama Rao

14 Sri Ramen Baruah

15 Md. H.Rehman

16 Sri B.Huzuri

17 Sri P.Gogoi

18 Sri R.Phukan

19 Sri N.C.Dey

20 Sri D.Rama Rao

21 Sri K.Marak

22 Sri T.Kalita

23 Sri Bhagwan Prasad

24 Sri Manish Sinha

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YEARLY RAINFALL(Last 10Year)

Year Rainfall (in mm)

2005 2733.75

2006 1861.50

2007 2227.25

2008 1898.37

2009 1716.95

2010 2741.25

2011 2181.00

2012 2651.50

2013 2425.75

2014 2200.6

2015 2193.00

0

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1000

1500

2000

2500

3000

2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

Rain fall

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Monthly Rainfall Chart Of 2015

Note:-Maximum Rainfall 352.25 MM in the month of June

0

100

200

300

400

500

600

JAN

FEB

MARCH

APRILM

AYJU

NEJU

LYAUG

SEPT

OCTNOV

DEC

RAINFALL

Month Rainfall(In MM)

Jan 23.75

Feb 23.00

Mar 64.50

Apr 237.25

May 202.00

June 352.25

July 259.50

Aug 619.00

Sep 273.75

Oct 97.50

Nov 12.50

Dec 28.00

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ACCIDENT STATISTICS: The details of accident statistics for last 12 years in Tipong Colliery are given below.

SL.No. Year Minor Reportable Serious Fatal Total

1. 2004 04 02 01 00 07

2 2005 00 05 01 01 07

3. 2006 00 03 00 00 03

4. 2007 00 01 00 00 01

5. 2008 02 00 00 00 02

6. 2009 00 01 00 00 01

7. 2010 00 01 00 00 01

8. 2011 00 00 00 00 00

9. 2012 00 01 00 01 02

10. 2013 00 03 00 00 03

11. 2014 00 00 01 00 00

12. 2015 00 00 00 00 00

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EMERGENCY ORGANISATION

INUNDATION /MAJOR ROOF FALL/IGNITION/EXPLOLSION OR ANY OTHER

EMERGENCY BELOWGROUND

On receiving information of any Emergency, the Agent, the Manager, and in his absence, the principle

officials present at the surface shall immediately put the Emergency plan into operation. On receiving

the information of any emergency the Consultative Committee members shall forthwith proceed to the

operational control room. They will review the emergency plan drawn before and approve it with

necessary modifications if any, in the light of information received from:

1) Underground regarding the type of emergency

2) Attendance clerk regarding the number of persons involved. (Telephone throughEPABX) .

3) Stores regarding the emergency material received..(Telephone through EPABX) .

(A) THE CONSULTATIVECOMMITTEE SHALL CONSTITUTE OF

Sl No.

Name Designation Telephone numbers Remarks

Office Residence Mobile No.

1. Mr. S. S. Gagar Agent 292738, 282727 601

624 9957497821

2. Mr M. S. Singh Manager 292551 602

282630 629

9435133275

3. Mr. S. C. Mukherjee Safety Officer 605 611 9435890783

4. Mr. Abhitab Ventilation Officer 605 632 9435530909

5. Dr. S. Mondal G.D.M.O. 630 634 9678254571

6. Mr. J.K. Bora G.M., NEC 220319 220368

7. Representative of DGMS Guwahati Region

DMS / Dy. DMS 0361-2550129

8. Mr. M. Ali A.S.O., NEC 220216 9707113031

9. Mr. Nayan Jyoti Medhi Colliery Engineer/ Asst. Manager (E&M)

619 641 9678477974

10. Mr. A. Kumar Surveyor 608 9401539280

11. Mr. Sapan Kr. Bhattacharjee

Rescue Room Incharge, RRRT Tipong

225642,636 654

12. Mr. Ranjit Phukan Mining Sirdar 9707127513 Union rep.

13. Mr. Gautam Dutta Time Keeper 612 9954369031

14. Mr. Siba Pd. Bhowmick Workmen Inspector (Mining) 605 9859806839 Workmen Inspector 15. Mr. Dulal Ch. Paul Workmen Inspector (Mech.) 618 9854266487

16. Mr. Oliver Marak Workmen Inspector (Elect.) 9508972253

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B) All the key officials of the mine shall assemble in the operation control room on receiving

Information about any Emergency.

They will include

1) All officials at the mine level.

2) All head of the departments.

3) Attendance clerk and Head clerk.

4) Canteen In-charge.

5) All rescue trained personal.

6) All overmen and mining sirdars.

After receiving authorization from the Operational Control Room they will immediately swing into

action according to a pre- arranged plan.

Ignoring a warning can cause much mourning.

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REPORT OF ENVIRONMENTAL DETAILS OF TIPONG COLLIERY

The Tipong underground mine is the Eastern most coal mine of the Makum Coalfields and it is

situated at a distance of 27 km from Margherita. The project area under reference lies between N

2718 54 and E 954940 . The area is approachable from Margherita by the NH-38 and NH 153

up to Tirap gate and from thereby 3 km of forest road where the colliery road branches out for a

distance of 1.4 km up to the coal loading point.

Mine entry is located 2.5 km from the coal unloading point.

Tree samplings are planted at various sites.The year wise details of tree plantation are given below:

YEAR OF PLANTATION NOS.OF SAMPLING PLANTED

2004-05 300

2005-06 200

2006-07 700

2007-08 400

2008-09 200

2009-10 360

2010-11 1410

2011-12 4500

2012-13 5500

2013-14 5000

2014-15 6000

2015-16 5000

One Effluent Treatment Plant has been commenced in 1993 at a cost of Rs. 12.70

Lakhs, to treat the mine water so as to increase the PH value from 3.10 to 6.50.

The E.T.P use as soda ash and hydrated lime as its base chemicals.

PARAMETER OF WATER BEFORE TREATMENT

pH value 3.00C.O.D. 152.00

Iron 1.30Oil & Grease 3.10

Suspended Solid 175.00

Nitrate Nitrogen 2.90

PARAMETER OF WATER AFTER TREATMENT pH value 6.60 Suspended Solid 0070

BOD 0018 COD 0071

Oil & Grease 2.10

Nitrate Nitrogen 4.35

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OUR ACHIEVEMENT FOR THE YEAR:-

Year Nature of Awards Presented by Remarks

2014-15 Vocational Training, PME &

General Safety Consciousness

1st

2014-15 Best House Keeping &

Environment Protection &

Publicity Propogation

1st

2014-15 Best Team Captain in First Aid

Competition

1st

2014-15 Safety Song 2nd

2014-15 Model Competition 2nd

2014-15 Award of Technical Innovation By

CIL

ANNUAL SAFETY WEEK CELEBRATION PRIZE WINNERS OF TIPONG COLLIERY 2016

Sl.

No

Category Place Employee No. Name of Person

1 Best Safety

conscious timber

man

U/G 41447 Sri Rameswar Rai

41423 Sri Chutalal Gupta

40288 Sri S. Bhattacharjee

2 Best safety

conscious

electrician

U/G 40005 Sri N. Apparao

Surface 41922 Sri Harinarayan Rai

3 Best safety

conscious fitter

U/G 40983 Sri Ranjit Gogoi

Surface 40006 Sri C. Venkat Rao

4 Best safety

conscious pump

operator

U/G 40017 Sri V.Polnaidooo

Surface 41406 Sri Nazrul Ali

5 Longest accident

free person

41663 Sri Dek Bahadur Chhetry

6 Best female

employee

21910 Smt. M. Loxmma

Special prizes for their contribution towards safe mining

7 Sri K. Ramarao 41246

8 Sri K. Tawroo 41916

9 Sri S. Narayan 40934

10 Sri D. Ananda Rao 44017

11 Sri G. Appa Rao 41075

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PROGRAMME OF SAFETY DRIVE

Some of the programmes followed to reduce accident and near mines incidents are given below:

1. Improvement of working conditions

2. Improvement of environmental and living conditions.

3. Religious implementation of statutory provisions.

4. Religious implementation of the recommendations of different safety conferences, safety

board meetings, CMD’S meetings and NDPC meetings.

5. Implementation of systematic support plan as per RMR study.

6. Quality inspection, supervision and monitoring for safety.

7. Effective utilization of all available safety instruments and materials.

8. Rectification of violations pointed out by DGMS and ISO.

9. Rectification of violation pointed out by workmen inspector.

10. Laying more stress on workers involvement in safety management.

11. Analysis of accident (cause wise and place wise) and taking remedial measures.

12. Implementation of recommendation of safety committee.

13. Improvement of roof support system.

14. Periodical medical examination.

15. Safety talk and propaganda.

16. Mock-rehearsals.

17. Annual safety week celebration.

18. Through on the job training on how to do the job safely.

19. Vocational training programme.

20. Religious implementation of monsoon preparation plan.

21. Risk assessment and hazard prevention programmes.

22. Implementation of CIL safety Policy and awareness drive among the employees.

Our endeavors to improve safety standard Delivering safety talk at mine entrances at the beginning of the shift on a regular basis.

Holding safety committee meeting regularly and implementation of the suggestions.

Training of various categories of workers at V.T.C.

Supply of protective equipments to the workers.

Sincere implementation of the provisions and recommendations of various safety conferences

and safety boards.

“ SAFETY IS LIKE A GOOD RETIREMENT PLAN, PROVIDES FOR A BETTER TOMORROW.”

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ASSISTANCE REQUIRED

1. Method of winning of coal and liquidation of coal including mechanization of operations.

2. Appointment of statutory personnel to cover up the shortage.

3. Steel support materials specially arch girders to replace the timber support.

4. Provision of man riding and material transport system.

5. Provision of additional sensors for ETMS.

6. Provision of Gas chromatograph for on the spot gas analysis.

7. Time bound implementation of sub-level caving method of mining in collaboration with

Spanish firms.

8. Early installation of 800 KVA or more capacity D.G.Set.

9. Replacement of old & out dated equipments with state of art equipments including feeder

line.

10. Computerization & LAN network between various departments.

Thank you

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ANNUAL SAFETY WEEK CELEBRATION

FOR THE YEAR 2015-16

AT TIPONG COLLIERY

PROGRAMMES IN DETAIL

DATE PROGRAMME TIME

25.01.16

FLAG HOISTING AT SHAHEED SMARAK BY AGENT,TIPONG COLLIERY

LIGHTING OF LAMP AT SHAHEED SMARAK BY AGENT AND MANAGER,

UNION REPRESENTATIVES TIPONG COLLIERY.

SWEARING OF SAFETY OATH BY ABHITAB

SAFETY TALK BY WORKMEN’S INSPECTOR(MINING), TIPONG COLLIERY

SPEECH BY VARIOUS UNION REPRESENTATIVES

SPEECH BY S. R. SINHA

SPEECH BY MANAGER,TIPONG COLLIERY

SPEECH BY AGENT,TIPONG COLLIERY

VOTE OF THANKS Mr. SARAT MUKHERJEE ( SAFETY OFFICER)

DISTRIBUTION OF SWEET AMONG WORKMEN

7.45 AM

FLAG HOISTING BY AGENT,TIPONG COLLIERY

LIGHTING OF LAMP AT WORKER INSTITUTE BY AGENT AND MANAGER,

UNION REPRESENTATIVES TIPONG COLLIERY.

SWEARING OF SAFETY OATH BY ABHITAB

SPEECH BY VARIOUS UNION REPRESENTATIVES

SPEECH BY S. R. SINHA

SPEECH BY MANAGER,TIPONG COLLIERY

SPEECH BY AGENT,TIPONG COLLIERY

VOTE OF THANKS Mr. SARAT MUKHERJEE ( SAFETY OFFICER)

DISTRIBUTION OF SWEET AMONG WORKMEN

10 AM

SAFETY TALK ON ROOF AND SIDE SUPPORT BY S.KR. CHHOTARAY,

OVERMAN

03:15 PM

SAFETY TALK ON ROOF AND SIDE SUPPORT BY S. KR. PRADHAN, PRADHAN

11:15 PM

27.01.16 SAFETY TALK ON SAFETY MANAGEMENT PLAN BY ( SAFETY OFFICER)

SAFETY TALK BY WORKMEN’S INSPECTOR (MECH)

7AM

SAFETY TALK ON SAFETY MANAGEMENT PLAN BY S.KR. CHHOTARAY,

OVERMAN

03:15 PM

SAFETY TALK ON SAFETY MANAGEMENT PLAN BY S. KR. PRADHAN,

PRADHAN

11:15 PM

28.01.16

SAFETY TALK ON ROLE OF COMMUNICATION AND ITS EFFECT IN THE

MINES .BY Mr. M.S.SINGH ,MANAGER TIPONG

7AM

SAFETY TALK ON ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL INSTALLATION AND

THEIR USE BY W/I(ELECTRICAL)

RECEPTION OF GUEST AND INSPECTION TEAM 9.00AM

INAUGURATION OF POSTERS ,SLOGANS AND MODEL STALL

LIGHTING OF INAGURAL LAMP 9.40 AM

WELCOME ADDRESS BY SAFETY OFFICER

CULTURAL PROGRAMMES 10.00AM

TO 11.30 SPEECH BY GUESTS

SPEECH BY UNION REPRESENTATIVE

PRIZE DISTRIBUTION 11.30 AM

VOTE OF THANKS 11.55

INSPECTION OF MINE BY THE INSPECTION TEAM 12.00PM

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28.01.16

SAFETY TALK ON ROLE OF COMMUNICATION AND ITS EFFECTS IN THE

MINES BY S.KR. CHHOTARAY, OVERMAN

03:15 PM

SAFETY TALK ON ROLE OF COMMUNICATION AND ITS EFFECTS IN THE

MINES BY S. KR. PRADHAN, PRADHAN

11:15 PM

29.01.16 SAFETY TALK ON PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENTS BY SHRI.MANOJ

CHETRY (MINING SIRDAR)

7AM

SAFETY TALK ON PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENTS BY S. KR.

CHHOTARAY, OVERMAN

03:15 PM

SAFETY TALK ON PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENTS BY S. KR.

PRADHAN, OVERMAN

11:15 PM

30.01.16 SAFETY TALK ON IMPORTANCE OF PREVENTIVE MAINTAINENCE BY

NAYAN JYOTI MEDHI (COLLIERY ENGINEER)

7 AM

SAFETY TALK ON PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE BY S. KR. CHHOTARAY,

OVERMAN

03:15 PM

SAFETY TALK ON PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE BY S. KR. PRADHAN,

OVERMAN

11:15 PM