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The spirit of Holi, say historians, are essentially colours. Scriptures say Lord Krishna played Holi with colours made from 'tesoo' flowers.

People in many parts of India will be going all out in a daylong burst of revelry, playing with colours, dancing, feasting and following it up with family get-togethers, prayers and cultural soirees in the evening.

The spirit of Holi, say historians, are essentially colours. Scriptures say Lord Krishna played Holi with colours made from 'tesoo' flowers. He smeared villagers of Braj Bhumi - the land to which he belonged to in Uttar Pradesh - with coloured powder and sprayed fountains of red, green, yellow and blue water till the towns of Vrindavan, Mathura, Barsana, and Govardhan were bathed in colour. http://www.geocities.com/hrdngnair/khetri3.html

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THE ROLE OF ERGONOMICS IN MAN, MACHINE AND ENVIRONMENT

Abstract

Throughout history man has used his brain to make-work easier and more effective, to make life better and more satisfying. He has been developing and applying new tools as well as new ways of human cooperation and social organization complementary to these new tools. A well-established applied science from the last 50 years devoted to maximizing human performance without causing injuries or detrimentally affecting performance, called ERGONOMICS. It will help to solve a bit of the whole problem and it is a benefit for companies not a cost. If optimum safety and system effectiveness are to be achieve in the design of future systems, the role of Ergonomics will become more and more significant as system become more and more complex and automated. This paper covers the need of ergonomic design equipment for the modern-day heavily mechanized and automated industries in aspect of safety norms.

INTRODUCTION

Ergonomics is a technology for designing machine to guard from the obvious hazards and optimizing system performance. It is, however, a scientific approach to solve problems of designing and constructing things, which people are expected to use in the job, so the user will be more efficient and less likely to make errors resulting in accidents. The Design of machine for safety in the job and in the environment is a major goal of ergonomics.

WHAT IS ERGONOMICS?

The word ergonomics is derived from two Greek words – Ergon and Nomes, which together mean “Laws of Work”. Ergonomics is the study of workers characteristics for the appropriate design of their tools and work environment. Ergonomics is about the fit between people, their work activities, equipment, work systems, and environment to ensure that workplaces are safe, comfortable, efficient, and that productivity is not compromised

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Senior Mining Engineer

Malanjkhand Copper Project (Hindustan Copper Limited)

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A Two day Training Programme on “Finance for non Finance Executives” Organized at Training Centre Malanjkhand Copper Project, Hindustan Copper Limited From 07.02.2008 to 08.02.2008. Faculty of the Training Programme - Dr. S C Das of State Productivity Council – West Bengal . View the Photo Click here.

List of Participants Attended the Training Programme

1. A K Gupta, Managar (Civil) Code No 3036.
2. Vijay Kumar, Manager (Mech.) Code No. 3074.
3. Samir Kumar, Manager (Mech) Code No 3112.
4. M Chatterjee Sr. Manager (IE) Code No 2916.
5. Paramjeet Singh, Manager (Admn. & Secu.) Code No 3099
6. A K Sinha, Manager (Law) Code No. 3010
7. S N Choudhary Sr. Manager HR
8. D K Pal Sr. Manager (E) Code No 3124.
9. S C Mohanty, Manager (E) 3110
10. A K Choudhary Manager (E) 1106
11. Avinash Srivastava Sr, Manager (Material) Code No 3150
12. S K Dagliya Chief Manager (Mines) Mines Operation
13. P Dave Manager (Mines) Mines Operation Code No. 2965.
14. Adwait Kumar, Chief Manager (Systems) Code No 3117.
15. K C Chuhan Sr. Manager (Exploration) Code No 0200.
16. S R Gour Chief Manager (Conc.) Code no.2834.
17. Vijay Kumar Manager Mechanical Concentrator code No 3111.

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THE ROLE OF ERGONOMICS IN MAN, MACHINE AND ENVIRONMENT

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"THE ROLE OF ERGONOMICS IN MAN, MACHINE AND ENVIRONMENT".

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Malanjkhand Copper Project, Hindustan Copper Limited.

Abstract

Throughout history man has used his brain to make-work easier and more effective, to make life better and more satisfying. He has been developing and applying new tools as well as new ways of human cooperation and social organization complementary to these new tools. A well-established applied science from the last 50 years devoted to maximizing human performance without causing injuries or detrimentally affecting performance, called ERGONOMICS. It will help to solve a bit of the whole problem and it is a benefit for companies not a cost. If optimum safety and system effectiveness are to be achieve in the design of future systems, the role of Ergonomics will become more and more significant as system become more and more complex and automated. This paper covers the need of ergonomic design equipment for the modern-day heavily mechanized and automated industries in aspect of safety norms. View more Photo

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Research Work:

One Yr. (Aug. 04 to Sep 05) worked as a Junior Research Fellow on Ministry of Human Resource & Development-sponsored project (The Role of Trace Elements in Auto Oxidation of Clean Coal) in Mining Engineering. Dept., National Institute of Technology, Rourkela.

Publication:

1. ACID MINE DRAINAGE: A NEW ERA OF GEO- ENVIRONMENTAL CHALLENGE

(Presented at the TECHFEST held in January 10-11, 2004 at N.I.T, Rourkela)

1. OFF THE JOB SAFETY: An Important Aspect of Safety Awareness

(Published an article in 2006 Annual Safety Souvenir, of MCP/Hindustan Copper Limited)

1. MATHEMATICAL MODELING FOR THE PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL OF OPEN PIT EQUIPMENTS (Participated in the International Seminar on Evolving Technologies in Non- Ferrous Mineral Industry held in January 7, 2007 at Malanjkhand Copper Project

1. The Role of Ergonomics in Man, Machine & Environment. (To be present at conference on ETMAI – 2008, held in February 2-3, 2008 at N.I. T, Rourkela)

While China has been on the radar screens of many Australian resource companies of some time, India, with a population of 1.1 billion, is now gaining prominence as an exploration and mining destination.

Copper production resumes at Surda Copper Mines, India

With in six months of its listing on the ASX, Perth-based India Resources Limited (IRL) has able to produce its first copper concentrate from its Surda Project , India two months ahead of schedule.

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Mr. Narayana Moorthy, (Retd. General Manager (Mines) About Mr. Moorthy - "After 40 years of active mining service, taken up to web and internet.Originally a voracious reader, cricket player and music lover, now a little of everything and looking for interaction with similar minded persons. Apart from online research, offers consultancy services to the mining industry." View the web site of Mr. Moorthy, Everythingmining.com Everything mining – Focus– Global Mining Industry http://www.everythingmining.com/ webmaster@everythingmining.com webmaster@everythingmining.com

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Date of Birth – 04.11.1954QualificationTechnical Qualification01. Diploma in Mining and Mines Surveying from School of Mines, Kolar Gold Fields – Year 197602. FIRST CLASS MINES MANGER’S CERTIFICATE – Certificate No. 502 – Year 1994. General QualificationM A Public. Admn.PGD – HRMPGD – PM&IRPGD – Marketing ExperienceBhrat Gold Mines Limited, Karnataka State, India

Hindustan Zinc Limited, Udaipur, Rajasthan State, India

Rajsthan State Mineral Development Corporation

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Malajkhand Copper Project, Balaghat Dist. MP State, India Pin 481116Experience in Statutory Capacity in Mines30 years.Phone – 07637257213Mobile - 09425898691Q.No C 67, Malanjkhand, Pin 481116, MP State, India. Pin 481116

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In the use of copper goes back to antiquity. Evidence of Copper mining and smelting in ancient Rajastan, Andhra Pradesh ad in West Himalayan Region in Kullu and Garhwal, and excavations at Mohenjodaro and Harappa have established that its uses included implements of war, objects d’art, ornaments and coinage. Indian craftsmanship in brass and broze is world-famous. Tanjore bronze, brass plaques, engraved brass sheets and broze bells are priaed both at home and abroad. The variety of the copper and bronze decoratives are found in many temples never fail to evoke our admiration. Extent of the Ore Deposits Most of the Indian ore deposits have a copper content of less than 2%. The deposits are confined largely to Singbhum in Jarkhand, Khetri in Rajastan, Malanjkhand in Madhya Pradesh followed by Chiradurga in Karnataka and Agnigundala in Andhra Pradesh.

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In the use of copper goes back to antiquity. Evidence of Copper mining and smelting in ancient Rajastan, Andhra Pradesh ad in West Himalayan Region in Kullu and Garhwal, and excavations at Mohenjodaro and Harappa have established that its uses included implements of war, objects d’art, ornaments and coinage. Indian craftsmanship in brass and broze is world-famous. Tanjore bronze, brass plaques, engraved brass sheets and broze bells are priaed both at home and abroad. The variety of the copper and bronze decoratives are found in many temples never fail to evoke our admiration. Extent of the Ore Deposits Most of the Indian ore deposits have a copper content of less than 2%. The deposits are confined largely to Singbhum in Jarkhand, Khetri in Rajastan, Malanjkhand in Madhya Pradesh followed by Chiradurga in Karnataka and Agnigundala in Andhra Pradesh.