Fire Audit

A systematic examination of a building or facility to assess its fire safety measures and ensure compliance with regulations. Its primary purpose is to identify potential fire hazards, evaluate the effectiveness of existing safety systems like alarms and sprinklers, and check for things like clear fire exits and proper employee training. The audit provides a comprehensive report with recommendations for improvements to protect occupants and property. Key aspects:

• Hazard identification
• Equipment evaluation
• Structural and physical checks
• Emergency preparedness
• Compliance checks
• Respiratory Fit Testing : Respiratory Fit Testing services are available at your location or ours. SIIPL’s offers both Qualitative and Quantitative Fit Testing methods. Proper mask fit is crucial in minimizing risk to contaminate on the job. All personnel who have the potential to be exposed to contaminate are required to have fit testing performed on an annual basis in compliance with OSHA and MSHA regulations.
  Qualitative Fit Testing is performed when using half mask respirators and relies on the senses of taste and smell or reaction to an irritant to determine leakage.
  Quantitative Fit Testing can be used for any type of respirator and is performed using a machine to determine the actual leakage into the face piece.
  All persons who are scheduled to have fit testing performed must be medically evaluated prior to the test date to ensure the attendee is medically able to wear the respirator. In addition, all attendees must be clean shaven in order undergo testing.

Hazop

A structured and systematic method for identifying potential hazards and operability problems in complex systems, such as a chemical plant or oil refinery. It is a form of Process Hazard Analysis that helps organizations proactively identify risks before an incident occurs by examining how a process can deviate from its design intent.

Safety Audits (Is14489)

This is a systematic examination of an organization's safety management system, policies, and procedures to identify potential hazards, evaluate safety practices, and ensure compliance with regulations. The primary goals are to prevent accidents, improve the work environment, and reduce costs associated with injuries, while fostering a stronger safety culture.
Includes:

• Hazard identification
• Compliance verification
• System evaluation
• Recommendation for improvement
• Employee involvement

Ergonomics Assessment

A professional evaluation of a worker's workstation and job tasks to identify risks for injury and discomfort with a goal to make adjustments to the work setup, equipment, or tasks to reduce physical hazards like awkward postures, repetitive motions, and forceful movements, thereby improving comfort, safety, productivity, and well-being

• Observation: A professional observes how an individual works, sits, and interacts with their environment.
• Evaluation : The assessor evaluates factors like workstation setup (desk, chair, monitor height), posture, repetitive movements, and force used in the job.
• Information Gathering : Questions may be asked about daily tasks, previous injuries, and individual characteristics to understand the current situation.
• Risk identification : The assessment identifies potential risk factors that could lead to musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs), such as carpal tunnel syndrome or back pain.
• Recommendations : Based on the findings, recommendations are provided for adjustments or new equipment to improve the work environment.

Noise Mapping & Assessment

SSIL provides Noise Surveys to determine the extent of long- or short-term noise levels in your facility. Identification of areas with high noise levels helps to protect your employees hearing and helps you to determine proper hearing protection requirements and define the areas where different levels of hearing protection must be worn.
Noise Surveys include the use of the latest equipment and a report outlining the findings from the survey including site mapping. OSHA and MSHA mandate that your employees wear the proper hearing protection for the environment they work in. Have your noise levels checked today to ensure you’re in compliance.
It helps in designing engineering controls to meet the noise reduction requirement of high noise areas of the plant.

Ppe Audit

• Assessment of current PPE selection status
• PPE selection guidelines
• PPE program implementation
• PPE qualitative & quantitative fit testing program

The audit identifies any gaps in the PPE program, which helps the company take corrective actions to
improve worker safety and compliance.

Qualitative Exposure Assessment

• Walk through Survey (Qualitative study) to identify Location & Name of Hazards for further Quantitative study to improve work environment.

Indoor Air Quality Program

Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) may be the edge between productive & unproductive manpower for any Organization. Emphasis on IAQ is increasing in a highly competitive and challenging business environment. We offer IAQ services for the physical, chemical and biological characteristics of air inside a building or any commercial facility. Poor IAQ may cause workers, occupants and even the
Visiting public to experience a range of non-specific symptoms that affect their comfort or health. These symptoms collectively known as sick building syndrome which includes headache, fatigue, nausea, eye or nose or throat irritation, shortness of breath etc.

• Monitoring & Analysis for various Physical, chemical, Aerosols & Microbiological Pollutants/Hazards like Temperature, RH, CO2, CO, O2, TVOC, PM10, PM2.5, TBC, TFC, etc. as per requirement, for controlled closed Air Conditioned office facilities like MNC´s, Software industries, Hotels, Call Centers, Hospitals, etc.
• Survey of the Building including AHU & Air conditioning systems and surrounding area of the building to identify source/ cause of problem, if any

Heat Stress Assessment

• Measurement of heat to understand the heat exposure to people and the area. This also helps design ventilation to improve the comfort of people working at the area.

API & Surrogate Assessment

• Measure the actual exposure of API while working in pharmaceutical units or critical drug manufacturing.

Industrial Hygiene Study

SSIL is an AIHA, NABL accredited company that is registered and approved with all applicable legal and regulatory bodies, major industries. With more than 15 years of technical expertise and professional know-how, SSIL targets all level of industry where quality, safety and compliance are critical elements that affect the performance of any Organization.
Industrial (Occupational) Hygiene is science dedicated to the anticipation, recognition, evaluation, communication and control of environmental stressors in, or arising from, the workplace that may result in injury, illness, impairment, or affect the wellbeing of workers and members of the community.
These stressors are divided into different categories e.g. Biological, Chemical, Physical, Ergonomic and Psychosocial. Industrial Hygiene services offered by us are :

• Walk through Survey (Qualitative study) to identify Location & Name of Hazards for further Quantitative study to improve work environment.
• Monitoring & Analysis for various Pharmaceutical, Mining, Automobile, Paint, Petroleum, Cement, IT, Manufacturing and Construction Industries, etc. Industries for the following Hazards.
  • DUST (Personal/ Workplace)
  • OEL monitoring
  • Solvent Vapours/ Fumes (Personal/ Workplace)
  • Welding Fumes
  • Noise (Area, Mapping, Dosimetry)
  • Heat Stress (Personal/ Workplace)
  • Illumination
  • Whole Body/ Hand Arm Vibration
  • Breathing Air/ Compressed Air/ Nitrogen Testing
  • Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Monitoring
  • Ergonomics Assessment
  • Vibration Monitoring
  • Legionella Survey & Monitoring
  • Heavy Metal Exposure Assessments
  • State-based Form 37 and 26-A monthly monitoring
  • Isolator Validation Program
  • Crystalline Silica Quantification Program
• Consultancy for the Improvement in working condition for various Hazards.