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Fire Safety, Noise Pollution and Maintenance Dojo boards, reproduced from the company profile.

Fire safety learning board interior. Left panel: the fire
                    triangle diagram - FUEL, OXYGEN and HEAT arrows meeting at
                    CHAIN REACTION, then COMBUSTION and FIRE FIGHTER with
                    Blanketing, FUEL, Cooling and Starvation suppression arrows.
                    Centre panel: 1. FIRE EXTINGUISHER, with ABC, Co2, Foam,
                    Water and Powder type extinguishers, the PASS four-step
                    strip, a hazard-striped FIRE EXTINGUISHER board and a red
                    FIRE bucket; 2. FIRE HYDRANT, with branch pipe, sprinkler,
                    hose box, hose reel, hose pipe, hydrant valve, a coiled
                    hydrant hose with brass couplings, female couplings,
                    windsock, fire suits, fire blanket and fire axe. Right
                    panel: MCP, heat detector, fire hooter, response indicator
                    and smoke detector, a fire alarm panel, and assembly point,
                    emergency light and exit signage. View Full Board
Fire Safety Fire Safety Management System & Emergency Preparedness
Noise pollution learning board interior, three columns.
                    Left: what noise pollution is, what industrial noise is,
                    how to measure noise pollution and the equipment used,
                    with a photograph of a noise level meter. Centre: sound
                    level in noise pollution - a degree-of-hearing-loss table,
                    an audiogram band chart, a cutaway diagram of the outer,
                    middle and inner ear, a hearing loss grades arc and four
                    coloured grade cards, and four dB speaker circles.
                    Right: safety measure of noise pollution - a ten-row
                    NOISE MONITORING table of plant areas, TLV dB values and
                    PPE requirements, and step-by-step photo strips showing
                    how to use rolling-down foam ear plugs, thread ear plugs
                    and safety ear muffs. View Full Board
Noise Pollution Learning Board
Maintenance dojo board item grid, three columns of
                    cut-out photographs with boxed captions. Electrical:
                    indicator and warning lights, push buttons, relay socket,
                    terminal block, meters, buzzer, MCB, contactor, power
                    supply, door switch, time controller, overload relay,
                    selector switch, sensor, cooling fan, multimeter, cable,
                    cable tie and industrial plug. Pneumatics and hydraulic:
                    stack light, FRL unit, pressure regulator, pneumatic and
                    air cylinders, manifold, solenoid valve, air valve and air
                    blow gun. Mechanical: screw driver, locking plier, iron
                    and nylon hammers, spanner set, allen key, cutter, pipe
                    wrench, spirit level, adjustable spanner, clamper plier,
                    hydraulic jack, long nose plier, side cutter, nose plier,
                    hacksaw frame, bearing puller and flat chisel. View Full Board
Maintenance Dojo Board

Text on the fire safety board

Panel 1 — What is fire?

  • FUEL
  • OXYGEN
  • HEAT
  • CHAIN REACTION
  • COMBUSTION
  • FUEL
  • FIRE FIGHTER
  • Blanketing
  • FUEL
  • Cooling
  • Starvation

Panel 2 — Fire fighting:

  • 1. FIRE EXTINGUISHER
  • KNOW YOUR FIRE EXTINGUISHER
  • ABC Type
  • Co2 Type
  • Foam Type
  • Water Type
  • Powder Type
  • P — Pull the Pin
  • A — Aim at the base of fire
  • S — Squeeze the lever
  • S — Sweep side to side
  • FIRE EXTINGUISHER
  • FIRE
  • FIRE BUCKET
  • 2. FIRE HYDRANT
  • BRANCH PIPE
  • FIRE SPRINKLER
  • HOSE BOX
  • HOSE REEL
  • HOSE PIPE
  • HYDRANT VALVE
  • FIRE HYDRANT HOSE PIPE WITH MALE FEMALE COUPLINGS
  • FEMALE COUPLING
  • WIND DIRECTION
  • FIRE SUIT
  • FIRE BLANKET
  • FEMALE COUPLING
  • FIRE AXE

Panel 3 — Fire detection:

  • MCP
  • HEAT DETECTOR
  • FIRE HOOTER
  • RESPONSE INDICATOR
  • SMOKE DETECTOR
  • FIRE ALARM PANEL
  • ASSEMBLY POINT
  • EMERGENCY LIGHT
  • EXIT SIGN
  • EXIT

Text on the noise pollution learning board

WHAT IS NOISE POLLUTION ?

Noise pollution, also known as environmental noise or sound Pollution is the propagation of noise with harmful impact on the activity of human or animal life. The source of outdoor noise worldwide is mainly caused by machines transport and propagation systems.

WHAT IS INDUSTRIAL NOISE ?

It is sound with a high intensity sound caused by industry machines. Sources of such noise pollution is caused by machines from machines in various factories industries and mills. Noise from mechanical saws and pneumatic drills is unbearable and a nuisance to the public.

The Indian Institute of Oto-Rino Laryngology, Chennai reported that increasing industrial pollution damages the hearing ability by at least 20% workers in steel industry, who work dose to heavy industrial blowers are exposed to 112dB for Eight Hours suffer from occupational pollution.

HOW TO MEASURE NOISE POLLUTION ?

The most common measurement in environmental noise is the DB(A) level. It can be measured with a simple Sound Level Meter having an A-weighting filter to simulate the subjective response of the human ear

EQUIPMENT TO MEASURE NOISE ?

NOISE LEVEL METER

SOUND LEVEL IN NOISE POLLUTION

Degree of hearing loss
Degree of Hearing LossHearing Loss Range (dB HL)
Normal-10 to 15
Slight16-25
Mild26-40
Moderate41-55
Moderately Severe56-70
Severe70-90
Profound90+

Audiogram — FREQUENCY (Hz): 250, 500, 1000, 2000, 4000, 8000. Bands: NORMAL, SLIGHT, MILD, MODERATE, MODERATELY SEVERE, SEVERE, PROFOUND.

Ear anatomy: Outer Ear, Middle Ear, Inner Ear.

Hearing Loss Grades: 26-40dB, 41-60dB, 61-80dB, Over 81dB.

  • Slight (26-40dB) — Difficulty in hearing faint speech, slight noises, whisper speech.
  • Moderate (41-60dB) — Difficulty in hearing normal speech at a distance.
  • Severe (61-80dB) — Difficulty in hearing loud speech, understanding conversation is difficult.
  • Profound (Over 81dB) — Difficulty in hearing loud speech, understanding conversation is impossible.

45dB, 65dB, 85dB, 95dB

SAFETY MEASURE OF NOISE POLLUTION

NOISE MONITORING
Sl. No.AreaTLV dBPPE Requirement
1Coal Crusher Area85Ear plugs, Ear Muffs during long exposure
2Coal Mill Area85Ear plugs, Ear Muffs during long exposure
3Kiln Coal Mill Blower Area85Ear plugs, Ear Muffs during long exposure
4Raw Mill Area85Ear plugs, Ear Muffs during long exposure
5Pyro Compressor House85Ear plugs, Ear Muffs during long exposure
6Kiln Outlet Platform85Ear plugs, Ear Muffs during long exposure
7Lime Stone Crusher85Ear plugs, Ear Muffs during long exposure
8Cement Mill85Ear plugs, Ear Muffs during long exposure
9Fly Ash Comp, Room85Ear plugs, Ear Muffs during long exposure
10Clinker Cooler Area85Ear plugs, Ear Muffs during long exposure

SAFETY EQUIPMENTS FOR NOISE POLLUTION

1. EAR PLUG

1. ROLLING DOWN FOAM EAR PLUGS — 2. THREAD EAR PLUG

HOW TO USE ROLLING DOWN FOAM EAR PLUGS

  1. Put roll down foam ear plug with clean fingers. Do not roll down too tight.
  2. Using one hand, gently lift the ear upwards and backwards. This opens the ear canal.
  3. With the other hand, insert the plug well into ear canal. Hold until it expands.
  4. The inserted ear plug should fit snugly in the ear canal.

HOW TO USE THREAD EAR PLUGS

  1. Reduce ear with opposite hand.
  2. With molded thread ends insert ear plugs well into ear canal.
  3. For Retrieval of ear plugs in ear canal, rotate in and out for loosening.
  4. Pull out cord to take out ear plugs, wash with soap and water for reuse.

2. SAFETY EAR MUFF

EAR MUFF

HOW TO USE SAFETY EAR MUFF

  1. Pull the ear cups outward and place over the ears so that the cushions seal around the ears firmly on both sides of your head.
  2. Adjust the headband to sit on top of your head and apply even pressure on both ears for a right and comfortable fit.
  3. The headband must be adjusted central on head.
  4. The cups seal around the ears without any hair under the cushions.

Captions on the maintenance dojo board

ELECTRICAL ITEM — इलेवन्ट्रिकल आइटम

  • INDICATOR LIGHT
  • WARNING LIGHT
  • PUSH BUTTON STATION
  • PUSH BUTTON
  • RELAY SOCKET
  • TERMINAL BLOCK
  • VOLTMETER
  • AMMETER
  • BUZZER
  • MCB
  • CONTACTOR
  • POWER SUPPLY
  • DOOR SWITCH
  • DP MCB
  • TIME CONTROLLER
  • OVERLOAD RELAY
  • SELECTOR SWITCH
  • SENSOR
  • COOLING FAN
  • MULTIMETER
  • CABLE
  • CABLE TIE
  • INDUSTRIAL PLUG

PNEUMATICS AND HYDRAULIC ITEM — न्युमेटिक और हाइड्रोलिक आइटम

  • STACK LIGHT
  • FRL UNIT
  • PRESSURE REGULATOR
  • PNEUMATIC CYLINDER (DOUBLE ACTING)
  • AIR CYLINDER
  • MANIFOLD
  • SOLENOID VALVE
  • AIR VALVE
  • AIR BLOW GUN

MECHANICAL ITEM — मैकेनिकल आइटम

  • SCREW DRIVER
  • LOCKING PLIER
  • IRON HAMMER
  • SPANNER SET
  • NYLON HAMMER
  • ALLEN KEY
  • CUTTER
  • PIPE WRENCH
  • SPIRIT LEVEL
  • ADJUSTABLE SPANNER
  • CLAMPER PLIER
  • HYDRAULIC JACK
  • LONG NOSE PLIER
  • SIDE CUTTER
  • NOSE PLIER
  • [caption illegible in the source artwork]
  • BEARING PULLER
  • FLAT CHISEL