Zero Compromise on Safety.

Four commitments, no exceptions.

• Worker welfare

  Medical fitness screening, HIV/AIDS awareness programmes, and clean water access on every site. Strict air, water and sound monitoring.

• High-risk management

  Full-body harnesses for height work, fire protocols, and regular training for critical activities.

• Strict compliance

  Zero tolerance for alcohol, drugs, or smoking, with a mandatory six-hour abstinence period before every shift.

• Environmental stewardship

  Noise limits on night operations, structured waste disposal systems, and mosquito/vector prevention programmes.

Mock drills run on live sites, with the real equipment and the crews who would use it, so the first minutes of a real emergency are ones everyone has already rehearsed.

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  Karjat site · 8 October 2026

  Emergency mock drill, heat stress (heat stroke)

  A mock drill for a worker overcome by heat while working at height, run on the live site with the crew's own stretcher and supervisors.

  Step by step

  • A workman at the scaffold tower is overcome and goes down.
  • The supervisor raises the alarm by phone.
  • The crew carries the casualty clear of the work area.
  • He is checked, then strapped to the stretcher.
  • A four-man team carries the stretcher out.
  • The whole crew assembles for a head count and debrief.
• GTB Nagar Station

  Work-at-height medical emergency drill

  Responders attend the casualty, carry him on a stretcher and load him into an ambulance.

• GTB Nagar Station

  Fire-extinguisher drill

  Workers take turns putting out a test fire with a DCP extinguisher while the crew watches.

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  Mankhurd Station

  Electrical-shock rescue drill

  Run on the live site: a supervisor directs the crew as the casualty is loaded into a standby ambulance.

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  RMC Plant, Karjat · 27 August 2026

  Snake-bite emergency drill

  The scenario: a worker at the plant is bitten by a snake during routine work. Nearby workers alert the supervisor and safety officer, and the response team carries him by stretcher to a vehicle for hospital. Then the safety officer briefs the crew.

  The RIGHT rule, and what never to do

  • Reassure: keep the victim calm, so he does not panic.
  • Immobilise: keep the bitten limb still, and do not let him walk.
  • Get to hospital: the nearest one, at once.
  • Tell the doctor: when and where the bite happened, and every symptom.
  • Never cut the wound or try to suck it.
  • Never apply ice, soil, herbs or any home remedy.
  • Never tie a tight tourniquet.
  • Never try to catch or kill the snake.
• Mohape site · 31 July 2026

  Fire emergency drill

  A test fire lit on the Mohape site and put out with the site's own extinguishers, by the crew who would have to face a real one.

  What the drill covered

  • The alarm is raised with a shout of "Fire, fire, fire".
  • The site supervisor and HSE officer are told; the response team moves at once.
  • The right extinguisher is chosen and used correctly on the fire.
  • Fire warden, first aider and response team each carry out their role.
  • No injuries and no unsafe acts during the drill.
  • The crew is briefed on what was learned; corrective actions follow.
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  Karjat · 17 April 2026

  Medical emergency drill, working at height

  The scenario: a workman falls from a scaffold while welding. Seven minutes pass between the fall and the casualty leaving for hospital.

  Minute by minute

  • At 14:53 the workman falls from the scaffold.
  • At 14:55 the supervisor alerts the project manager and the safety officer.
  • The safety officer checks pulse and condition; a medical emergency is declared.
  • At 15:00 the evacuation team has the casualty in a vehicle, bound for hospital.

• Every site

  Fire extinguishers kept in service

  Extinguishers are tracked and sent for refilling when due: seven 6 kg DCP units at Mankhurd this September.

• GTB Nagar · 17 September 2026

  First aid, and what changed after it

  A helper cut his hand on a sharp edge while shifting a cut column piece during FOB deck fabrication. The wound was cleaned and dressed on site; no further treatment was needed. What changed:

  • Sharp edges on cut column pieces are ground off or covered before they are moved.
  • Hand gloves are mandatory when handling fabricated or cut steel.
  • Correct handling and shifting methods followed for every piece.

Health checks brought to the site.

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  Mankhurd Station · 12 September 2026

  Free medical camp for 50 workers and staff

• At the camp

  What was checked

  • Blood sugar
  • Blood pressure
  • Chest X-ray
  • HIV testing
  • Doctor's consultation and prescription
  • Medicines and creams given as advised

• Site workforce

  Routine health check-ups

  • Blood pressure
  • Blood sugar
  • Eye check-up
  • HIV/STI screening
  • TB screening
  • Other basic medical examinations

Safe work is noticed, and rewarded.

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  National Safety Week · Karjat

  3,00,000 safe man-hours without a lost-time injury

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  Mankhurd Station

  National Safety Day

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  On site

  Prize distribution

• Every worker and staff member took the safety pledge

  Awards on the day

  • Best Drawing
  • Best Slogan
  • Best Worker of the Year
  • Best Skilled Worker