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The Gujarat Institute of Disaster Management (GIDM) is registered as an autonomous society under the Government of Gujarat. The Institute has been entrusted with the responsibility of human resource development, capacity building, training, research and documentation in the field of Disaster Management. GIDM has received approval from DISH under Section 111-A (ii) of the Factories Act, 1948.
PI Foundation Trust, a Charitable Trust set up on 4th July 2012 has been working consistently with a philosophy to create equity in society through values of Caring, Sharing and Growing at its core. We are committed to align impact of our programs towards Sustainable Development Goals and contribute in the process of Nation Building.
Gujarat, located in western India, is recognized as one of the most industrialized states in the country. The rapid growth of the chemical industry in Gujarat has led to an increased risk of chemical accidents and incidents. Ensuring the safe management of hazardous chemicals is of utmost importance to protect the health and safety of workers, surrounding communities, and the environment. It is crucial to enhance the knowledge and skills of industry professionals involved in the storage, handling, and transportation of hazardous chemicals.
The 'Safeguarding and Effective Management of Hazardous Chemicals in Industries' program aims to address this need by providing comprehensive guidance on the effective management of chemical hazards in industries.
The 'Safeguarding Hazards and Effective Management of Hazardous Chemicals in Industries' training program aims to assist industries in preventing and controlling chemical accidents. It intends to provide guidance on identifying major chemical accident hazards, ultimately enhancing the overall safety performance of industries.
The faculty would be from Industry, Academia, DISH, GIDM and GPCB
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