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Theme : Incorporating Safety in Habitat and Smart CitiesSeptember 3-5, 2015
Hotel Le-Meridien, New Delhi
SAFETY INNOVATION
AWARD 2015
Last Date : May 16, 2015
Hurry Up!
The Institution of Engineers (India)Delhi State Centre
Organised by :
SafetyConvention
2015
Under the Aegis of
Safety and Quality Forum - IEI
Option-1
Safety Convention 2015"Incorporating Safety in Habitat and Smart Cities"
September 3-5, 2015
Hotel Le-Meridien, New Delhi
SAFETY INNOVATION
AWARD 2015
Last Date : May 16, 2015
Hurry Up!
The Institution of Engineers (India)Delhi State Centre
Organised by :
Under the Aegis of :
Safety and Quality Forum - IEI
Option-2
Introduction
Objective
Theme
Sub-Themes
The fabric of life is critically affected by the availability or otherwise of safe and comfortable habitat. It is necessary to create safe, secure and affordable habitat for the masses for the growth and development of the country, resulting in a more inclusive society. Habitat is made up of physical factors, such as soil, moisture, range of temperature, and availability of light as well as biotic factors such as the availability of food and the presence of predators. Hence habitat can compasses a number of facilities which include buildings, roads, sanitation, water supply, disposal system and energy etc, that are required to be created for the living of human population. One of the important necessities has emerged is the shelters including physical and social infrastructure, which provide a decent living overcoming all the adversities of natural hazards.
Smart City concept has now been introduced, making use of all natural resources in creating the habitat in most efficient manner and then operationalising the habitat in efficient manner. Whereas creating a new smart city is comparatively easy to plan but converting the existing cities into smart cities is an uphill task. This conversion has direct impact on safety of habitat and of the mankind. New habitat construction has to focus on housing durability enhancement, reducing over-crowding in urban household, establishing safe drinking water, healthcare and sanitation systems and increasing the tenure security of settlements. Innovative engineering practices have an important role to play in enhancing the quality of human settlements in urban and rural areas.
Urban centres like the city of Delhi which is already facing the serious threat of fire hazards and earthquake hazards has to cope up also with urban transport or road safety and the new challenge of public safety, especially for women. Therefore the theme : Incorporating Safety in Habitat and Smart Cities becomes extremely relevant in the present context and engineering solutions have to be found for safe habitat building.
The objective of the safety convention is to highlight the contribution of emerging technologies and engineering practices for safe and secure habitat creation and setting up smart cities.
Incorporating Safety in Habitat and Smart Cities.
1. Mechanisation in the construction sector and miniaturisation of construction equipment for large usage.
2. Use of sensor technologies for smart and intelligent devices in the habitat sector for true intelligent building.
3. Use of control technologies to achieve disaster resistant habitat systems
4. Quicker methods of construction and high performance materials
5. Use of pre-fabricated technology for efficient, sustainable quality products
6. Safety in waste management, including recycling
7. Standards and certification for safety and capacity building for safe development practices
8. Road safety
9. Rail Safety
10. Energy Safety
11. Aviation Safety
12. Cyber Security
13. Food Safety
14. Fire Safety
15. Emergency communication during disaster
16. Women's Empowerment for Public Safety
17. Standards and Certification for Safety
18. Capacity building (skills building) for safe development practices
19. Case Studies on safety
Special Thrust of the Convention
What do Participants Gain?
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Participation of International bodies/organisations.
Presentation by National & International experts.
Exhibition of latest innovative products by leading brands of Safety and Security equipments.
Presentation of case studies & success stories by leading industries.
Participants will have an opportunity to get updated on the following :
i) New ideas and approaches to problem solving.
ii) Both leading edge and topical presentations.
iii) Opportunities to connect with key individuals and organizations across the area of occupational health, safety and environment.
iv) Status of safety related policies and multi-national mechanism for their implementation.
v) Challenges to safety in all socio-economic sectors with a thrust on industrial sector.
vi) Application of standards and codes.
vii) Impact of awareness programmes and need for capacity building.
viii)Role of corporate sector.
ix) Hazard Risk Assessment.
x) Vulnerability to natural and manmade hazards.
xi) Experiences on successes and near misses.
Professional Organisations
Operations and Maintenance Personnel
Ergonomists, Occupational Health Physicians and Hygiene Experts
SHE Consultants and Certification Agencies
Safety Inspectors (of factory)
Manufacturers & Suppliers of Safety Equipments
Scientists & Researchers
Safety Engineers
Policymakers
Corporates
Safety Trainers
Academia
NGOs
Labour Inspectors
Who Should Participate?
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Call for Papers
Submission of Full Length Paper : July 16, 2014
Acceptance of Paper : July 16, 2014
Full length paper, having abstract, keywords and
references, may be submitted for assessment of the
technical committee. The paper should be prepared on
A-4 size sheet with a margin of 1.5 cm on all sides.
Paper should be in MS Word format in 10 points New
Times Roman type and single line spacing. Length of
the paper is requested to be up to 6-pages. On
acceptance of the paper, the author sending longer
paper will be requested to edit, otherwise the technical
committee will exercise its right to edit.
Paper is to be sent in hard copy as well as soft copy on
CD or through e-mail.
An undertaking has to be sent that the paper has
n o t b e e n p u b l i s h e d / p r e s e n t e d / s u b m i t t e d
elsewhere.
Papers depicting the advancement in theory and
pract ice of managing safety issues wil l be
preferred.
Guidelines for Submission of Paper
SAFETY INNOVATION AWARD 2015Outstanding Government Organisations, PSUs, Private Sector businesses/industries and NGOs will be conferred with the ''Safety Innovation Award'' for the initiatives undertaken for introducing concepts of awareness and culture in operations in the fields of Occupational Safety, Health & Environment. Interested organizations can submit their proposal, latest by May 16, 2015 in proper format.
Application form can be downloaded from website: www.ieidsc.com.
Application should also include a Case Study presentation on the Entry, in four pages of A-4 size typed in 10 points in single line space in New Times Roman, and a Draft for Citation, in 100 words to be used if the entry is selected for Award.
Award presentation duringSafety Convention - 2014
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Chairman : ...............................................
Co-Chairman :
Convention Chairman : Shri Pradeep Chaturvedi,
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Council Member, IEI
Participation Fees
Registration Fee includes
Registration for the Convention
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Indian Delegate : Rs. 15,000/- each
Foreign Delegate : $ 450 each
10% discount to delegates from participating organizations of previous Safety Conventions.
10% discount to members of IEI.
Participation in all Sessions of the Convention.
Delegate Kit.
Convent ion Dinner , Opening & Clos ing Ceremonies (Spouses will be invited guests)
Buffet lunch alongwith Tea/Coffee on all Convention Days
Technical Visits.
Please complete the enclosed Registration Form in capital letters (preferably type written) and submit it alongwith the Registration Fee to the Convention Secretariat. Draft should be made in favour of "The Institution of Engineers (India), A/c Safety Convention 2015", payable at New Delhi.
Award Applicant Complimentary Registration
Date & Venue
Technical Visits
Souvenir
Sponsorship Options
Every Safety Innovation Award applicant organisation will be offered one complimentary participant to the convention, with full facilities of registered delegate.
September 3-5, 2015
Hotel Le Meridien, New Delhi
Technical visits will be arranged to institutions/ organizations having effective and efficient safety infrastructure.
A Souvenir (in colour) will be published on the occasion. Rates for advertisement in the Souvenir are as follows:
Outside Cover (multi colour) : Rs. 50,000/-
Inside Cover (multi colour) : Rs. 40,000/-
Full Page Inner (multi colour) : Rs. 30,000/-
Main Sponsor : Rs. 10.0 lacs (10 Delegates free)
Co- Sponsor : Rs. 5.0 lacs (5 Delegates free)
Associate Sponsor : Rs. 2.0 lacs (2 Delegates free)
Please check from the Organising Secretary, details of sponsorship for foreign organisations.
Particulars Amount (Privileges)
Contact for further enquiry :
Prof. J K GehlawatChairman
IEI-DSC
Er. P.C. MishraHony. Secretary
IEI-DSC
Pradeep ChaturvediChairman
Convention
K.B. RajoriaChairman
SQF-IEI
The Institution of Engineers (India)
"Engineers Bhawan", 2 - Bahadurshah Zafar Marg,New Delhi - 110002
Phone : +91-11- 23379948/9052 Fax : +91-11-23370489E-mail : [email protected], [email protected]
Website : www.ieidsc.com
DELHI STATE CENTRE
ORGANISING COMMITTEE
Organising Chairman : Prof J K Gehlawat, Chairman, IEI-DSC
Organising Secretary : Er P C Mishra, Honorary Secretary,
IEI-DSC
Members :
Shri Pradeep Chaturvedi, Council Member, IEI
Shri J C Singhal, Council Member, IEI
Brig (Retd) S V S Chowdhry, Past Chairman, IEI
Shri R N Rajpoot, Past Chairman, IEI-DSC
Shri Dinesh Kumar, Member, IEI-DSC
Shri A K Tooley, Member, IEI-DSC
Dr Ramesh Chandra Singh, Member, IEI-DSC
Dr Hari Mohan Gupta, Member, IEI-DSC
Dr Santosh Kumar Singh, Member, IEI-DSC
Shri Hari Rajani, Member, IEI-DSC
Shri Subhash Chander, Member, IEI-DSC
Shri Devendra Gill, Member, IEI-DSC
Dr H G Kamble, Member, IEI-DSC
Shri Praveen Kr Singh, Member, IEI-DSC
Shri S R Bhardwaj, Member, IEI-DSC
Shri Jitendra Kumar Sharma, Member, IEI-DSC
Shri Sharad Kumar Sharma, Member, IEI-DSC
Shri Praveen Rajput, Member, IEI-DSC
Shri Sanjeev Kumar, Member, IEI-DSC
Shri Pradeep Talwar, Member, IEI-DSC
Shri Aman Rajpoot, Member, IEI-DSC
Shri H R P Yadav, Director, HQ Cell, IEI
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