Abhishek Singh Bhardwaj

A dynamic Safety Officer with six and a half years of industrial experience, committed to upholding safety standards and ensuring regulatory compliance. Committed to fostering a culture of safety excellence, a proactive approach to risk management, and a passion for continuous improvement are brought to the table. Eager to leverage skills and experience to contribute to Reliance Industries' commitment to safety and operational excellence, with a focus on achieving both personal and professional goals, there is a drive to make a meaningful impact while advancing within the organization.

• Collaborated with various task force teams including ergonomic, risk management, and road safety committees to develop multiple safety and operational initiatives.
• Leadership Achievement: Effectively oversaw an extra-large site without any serious incidents or call-outs throughout the COVID-19 pandemic period.
• Accumulated over 18 million safe working hours through 7.5 years of dedicated safety commitment, demonstrating accuracy and efficiency.
• Certified Fire fighter and fire prevention training from fire fighting department of Govt. of Karnataka.
• Certified First aider and CPR practitioner training from Safety circle India and Green world group.
• 2-months Vocational training at National thermal power plant.
• Ranked 2nd level position in college level Robotics tech fest.
• Certificate of Bharat Scout and guide with Pratham, Dwitiya and Tritya Sopan.
• Attained first place in numerous interschool 100 and 200-meter races.

• Generation Of Compressed Air Using Speed Breaker - College level
  For our collage project, we explored the generation of compressed air using a rack and pinion gear system. By leveraging mechanical components, we compressed air. Through the rotational motion of the gear mechanism, pressurized air was produced. This method offers an efficient means for generating compressed air, applicable in various industrial uses like pneumatic tools and machinery.
• Safety of lifting personnel using cranes - Internship
  During my internship at Fly Dining Bangalore, I served as a Safety Officer and conducted a comprehensive project focused on enhancing safety measures for lifting personnel. I proposed several life safety solutions and developed plans to improve safety audits, ensuring better protection for both machinery and human life.
• Introduction of Logo Projectors at workplace - Workplace level Accomplishments
  Installed logo projectors in high-risk areas such as PIT (Powered Industrial Trucks) zones and docking areas to enhance visibility and safety. This innovative solution replaced easily damaged floor signage, providing better illumination and improving overall safety. Additionally, this frugal approach resulted in annual savings of approximately 4.5 lakh.
• Solar stud installation at yard and truck walkways- Workplace level
  Implemented solar studs in warehouse yards to enhance visibility during dense fog and nighttime operations. These high-intensity red light blinkers served as guideways, significantly improving visibility for drivers and yard users. This initiative helped reduce reaction times and improved overall yard safety management.
• Caught Working safely program - Workplace level
  Developed and implemented the CWS (Caught Working Safely) program, a people engagement initiative that rewards and recognizes employees consistently observed by area managers adhering to safety protocols. This program enhanced employee involvement, fostered a positive safety culture on the floor, and received commendation from senior leadership.
• Introduction of Vertical roofline on monkey ladders - Workplace level
  Enhanced safety measures for working at heights by introducing vertical roof lines equipped with full body harnesses and fall arrestors on all monkey ladders. This initiative aimed to minimize risks and improve height safety, significantly reducing the potential for accidents and injuries.
• Introduction of Automatic fire suppression system in Electrical panel-
  Workplace
  Addressed the significant risk of electrical fires in the warehousing industry by implementing automatic fire suppression systems for panels in high-risk areas, such as outdoor locations and near solid fire fuels. These systems minimized fire suppression reaction times and were integrated with the main fire panel to ensure prompt and efficient building evacuations, reducing human error. This reliable approach also required minimal maintenance and frequent changes.
• Introduction of limit switch on outdoor Air handling unit doors-Workplace level
  Implemented limit switches to bolster safety within air handling units, recognized as confined spaces with inherent risks of pinch points from moving parts. This proactive measure aimed to mitigate the potential for human error, particularly in the correct application of LOTO (Lockout/Tagout) procedures, thereby enhancing overall safety protocols.

• IOSH CERTIFICATION -MANAGING SAFELY
  NIST ,Hyderabad | June 2021
• Fire fighting and fire prevention training
  Fire depart. by Karnataka State of Govt. | March 2019
• First Aid and prevention techniques
  Safety circle India | October 2022
• Certified Electrical safety and LOTO training

      Green world group I January 2024

• Work at height safety training
  Usha Armour India | May 2021
• Vocational Training at NTPC
  NTPC, korba | May 2014
• Bharat Scout & guide
  KVBCPP, Korba | March 2007
• 100mtr Sprinter
  KV BCPP, Korba | February 2006
• Industrial robotics and automation
  Technocrat Automation, Chennai (TN) | April 2016

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