NSCI Training Workshop On Hazard Prediction Techniques for Zero Accident 6-7 April, 2015, (Monday - Tuesday)

NSCI Training Workshop
On Hazard Prediction Techniques for Zero Accident
6-7 April, 2015,
(Monday - Tuesday)
at West End Hotel,
Mumbai
NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL
Plot No.98A, Institutional Area
Sector 15, CBD Belapur,
Navi Mumbai – 400 614
Phone : 022 – 2757 9924 - 27
Fax : 022 – 2757 7351
Email : trainingnational@nsc.org.in; nsci@mtnl.net.in
Web Site : www.nsc.org.in
Workshop on Hazard Prediction Techniques for Zero Accident, 6-7 April, 2015,
Hotel West End, Mumbai
PERSPECTIVE
Workshop on Hazard Prediction Training (KYT) for Zero-accident is the activity which basically
comes from Japan. This is the most popular and effective technique to achieve the zero
accident status at workplace.
Each and every individual human being is irreplaceable. Nobody deserves to get injured or die.
The basis of the workshop on Hazard Prediction for Zero-accident is for all workers from top
management to industrial employees to take steps on preemptive action for safety and health
issues so that nobody on the worksite gets injured; and to solve dangers and problems in the
workplace with the participation of all workers.
The workshop is based on the technique to find, recognize and solve hidden hazards in the
workplace while working. This KYT technique employs the team method and illustrations. The
goal of the training technique is to increase each worker’s sensitivity and concentration
regarding hazards, and problem solving ability and enthusiasm for applying skills through
repeated practice.
This 2-day workshop on “Hazard Prediction Techniques for Zero-accident” has been designed
by NSC to create a bright and cheerful climate in the workplace based on the philosophy of
respecting all human life as irreplaceable.
From the perspective of workers and with respect for each and every human life, the workshop
insists on zero tolerance of industrial accidents, with the ultimate goal of zero incidences and
zero diseases.
OBJECTIVE
This programme will enable the participants to:

Know KYT techniques for zero accident

Improve self confidence

Improve concentration for finding out hidden hazards

Improve problem solving ability

Respect human life

Improve their skill in developing safety attitude and correcting undesirable, unsafe
behaviours of individuals

Motivate employees to undertake safe practices at workplace

Improve workplace environment with zero accident and zero diseases
TOPICS
• KYT techniques
• Methods for pointing and calling
• Table top exercises on different working situations
PARTICIPANTS
The course is intended for senior/middle management personnel, safety officers, supervisors
and staff performing line functions of safety such as the departmental staff, trade union
representatives, engineering personnel, etc.
FACULTY
Experts from National Safety Council, Industry and Government Bodies, Institution, Engineers
and Consultants.
PROGRAMME SCHEDULE
The registration of participants will start at 9.30 a.m. on first day. Subsequently, the course will
start at 10.00 a.m. and conclude at 5.00 p.m. each day.
VENUE
West End Hotel,
45, New Marine Lines,
Near Bombay Hospital, Mumbai – 400 020.
Phone : (022) 4083 9121 Fax : (022) 4083 9100
ACCOMMODATION
Programmes are non residential. Participants who wants to stay at West End Hotel, may directly
contact to the hotel.
FEES
Rs. 12,000/- per participant (inclusive of 12.36% Service Tax)
It is inclusive of Service tax 12.36% on professional fees - hence separate service tax
need not be added.
Fees once paid will not be refunded and cannot be adjusted.
Membership discount of 10% will be given to NSC members. It is necessary that participants mention
their membership number in their communication/correspondence
(If active membership number is not written in the enrolment form or any correspondence
regarding nomination, your company will be treated as non-member.)
TDS Certificate: As per Section 203 of the IT Act, every person who deducts TDS u/s 194 is liable to issue TDS
Certificate in accordance with Rule 31(1) (b) within a period of one month from the end of the month during which the
credit has been given or the sums have been paid.
The fees will cover expenses for providing folder with reading, material, ball pen, writing pad,
lunch and tea.
PAYMENT MODE
Nominations accompanied by a crossed Cheque /Demand Draft drawn in favour of “National
Safety Council, Mumbai” in the prescribed form should be sent to the Director General,
National Safety Council.
NSC will also accept payment by electronic transfer. Relevant particulars are as follows :
Name of the Bank
Address of the Bank
Bank Account Number
Bank Branch MICR Code
Bank Branch IFSC Code
NSC’s Income Tax PAN
NSC’s Service Tax No.
Service Category
Bank of India
Plot No. 11, Sector - 11,
CBD Belapur,
Navi Mumbai – 400 614
011620100005233
400013106
BKID0000116
AAATN3069N
AAATN3069NSD001
Commercial Training or Coaching
The details of electronic transfer (transaction ID/UTR No, date and amount) should be intimated
to NSC by email/letter for confirmation of nomination.
NOTES
1. The admission to the programme will be on “First-Come-First-Served” basis.
2. Participants should not proceed to the venue of the programme without receiving
confirmation of nominations
3. Participants will not be permitted to attend the programme, if the payment is not sent along
with the nomination or with the nominee.
4. Complete name and address of the organizations should be indicated on faxes / emails.
5. Certificate will be issued to each participant at the end of the programme.
SEND YOUR ENROLMENT DETAILS to
trainingnational@nsc.org.in
or
by post at NSC address on page 1
Name of Programme/ Workshop
Name & Address of Sponsoring Organisation.
Active Membership No.
(Mandatory for availing membership discount)
Phone No.:
Fax No.:
Email :
Name(s) & Designations of the Participants
1…………………………………………….
2…………………………………………….
3…………………………………………….
Enclosed D.D./Cheque No…………dated…….. for Rs………… in favour of “National Safety
Council, Mumbai”/Fees will be sent with the participant
For outstation cheques, bank clearance charges should be added.