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Amartya Deb
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| 1 year ago
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human safety to be paid a little more importance that it already is in our country... expertise would follow - for people won't have to take risks as they do in many cases
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Rajesh R Sharma
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| 1 year ago
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You are wrong ISHA. If the enforcing authority is strict and implements the procedures properly with strong fines for defaulters, no body can dare to break them.resulting in safety for all. Here the enforcing authority is the government. Hence I...
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Debate: "Lack of Heavy Lifting and Rigging procedures in Indian Industry / Lack of Expertise in Heavy Lifting and Rigging in India." deleted from your view.
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Not respecting standard practices and check lists
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Not bothering of Checklists
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Mohammad Bakhsh
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"Lacking close scrutiny of procedures."
| 2 years ago
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I want to add further that accidents happen as heavy tackles are not properly checked.The health system is not functional at all.Due to flagging health conditions,the reflexes of site workers and supervisors lack intuition.The leadership lack...
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Rajesh R Sharma
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| 2 years ago
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At first, I am not aware of the procedures laid out for each of the major activity of this mega project and the quality control during their implementaion. In my Opinion we are lacking in Stringent Quality Control. If proper procedures and plans would...
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Rajesh R Sharma
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"Not respecting standard practices and check lists"
| 2 years ago
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I agree. The standard practices like making of proper Lifting Plans and Rgging Studies for each non standard Lifts and doing proper risk assessments for such lifts could have avoided the Crane's crash tragedy.
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Ideate: "Indian Construction & Infrastructure management- Where are we lacking ?" deleted from your view.
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(rate this)
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Not respecting standard practices and check lists
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Not bothering of Checklists
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Mohammad Bakhsh
| Supported idea
"Lacking close scrutiny of procedures."
| 2 years ago
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I want to add further that accidents happen as heavy tackles are not properly checked.The health system is not functional at all.Due to flagging health conditions,the reflexes of site workers and supervisors lack intuition.The leadership lack...
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Rajesh R Sharma
| Added idea
| 2 years ago
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At first, I am not aware of the procedures laid out for each of the major activity of this mega project and the quality control during their implementaion. In my Opinion we are lacking in Stringent Quality Control. If proper procedures and plans would...
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Rajesh R Sharma
| Supported idea
"Not respecting standard practices and check lists"
| 2 years ago
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I agree. The standard practices like making of proper Lifting Plans and Rgging Studies for each non standard Lifts and doing proper risk assessments for such lifts could have avoided the Crane's crash tragedy.
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Ideate: "Indian Construction & Infrastructure management- Where are we lacking ?" deleted from your view.
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(rate this)
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Yes
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3
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No
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Amartya Deb
| Argues in support of
"Yes"
| 1 year ago
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human safety to be paid a little more importance that it already is in our country... expertise would follow - for people won't have to take risks as they do in many cases
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Rajesh R Sharma
| Argues in support of
"No"
| 1 year ago
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You are wrong ISHA. If the enforcing authority is strict and implements the procedures properly with strong fines for defaulters, no body can dare to break them.resulting in safety for all. Here the enforcing authority is the government. Hence I...
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Debate: "Lack of Heavy Lifting and Rigging procedures in Indian Industry / Lack of Expertise in Heavy Lifting and Rigging in India." deleted from your view.
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