This document provides contact information for Jason Rodrigues who works as a Projects Manager for Tata Consultancy Services in Bangalore, India. It then lists names and brief descriptions of several individuals. The document continues with a news article describing a bus accident in Udane, India where a bus collided with a stranded timber-laden truck, killing 5 people including Prabha, Satish, Girisha, Santosh and Varaprasad and injuring 18 others. It includes a quote from the cleaner of the truck describing finding bodies after the accident. The remaining slides provide general information on safety including global workplace safety statistics and approaches to developing a strong safety culture.

1. Jason Rodrigues, PMP
Jason.rodrigues@tcs.com
+91-98805-99726
Projects Manager,
Tata Consultancy Services, Bangalore

2. Mrs. Lakshmi, Karkala Mr. Suresh Hegde, Puttur
Retired Teacher living in Karkala Business Man, Running the family owned
M/o Santosh (33), Vivek nagar, Business in Puttur .
Software Engineer at a IT firm in Bangalore H/o Prabha Hegde
Housewife
Mrs. Vrinda, Yelahanka Bangalore
Housewife
W/o Satish Chandra (55), motor vehicle
inspector from Yelahanka
Mstr. Vishnu, Madhavanagar, Bangalore
Now a Class 4 Student
S/o Girisha, Madhavanagar Bangalore,
Names changed

3. Bus Rams into Stranded Timber-
laden Lorry at Udane
KSRTC-run Iravat bus rammed into a stranded
timber-laden lorry at Udane in the wee hours of
Monday May 18.
Sadly Prabha, Satish, Girisha, Santosh and
Varaprasad didn’t survive this accident. 18
other passengers injured.
Photos: Courtasy www.daijiworld.com

4. Photos: Courtasy www.daijiworld.com

5. •The cleaner of the truck said, that the punctured truck was moved to
the side of the road, and after supporting the truck with the help of a
jack, he and the driver had slept. At around 5.30 am, they heard a huge
explosion, and on coming out of their slumber, saw two bodies strewn
on the road while another body was hanging.
Photos: Courtasy www.daijiworld.com

6. Safety has become GLOBAL
•State of being “Safe”
•HABITS… •COMMITMENT…
•BELIEFS… •PASSION…
•Preventing those events which could
•AMBITIONS… •CONSISTENCY…
be considered non-desirable
•ENGAGE…
•CHALLENGE…
•DEMONSTRATE…

7. GLOBAL PICTURE
STATS FROM ILO
• Each day 6,000 people die as a result of work related
accidents/diseases
• 2.2 Mil work related deaths a year, 0.35 Mil due to work
related accidents, 1.7 due to work related diseases.
•270 Mil occupational accidents resulting in absence at
work for more than 3 days.
•Read more at the link below.
•Facts on Safety at work, ILO, Geneva, Switzerland 2005

8. Injury Free Culture
An injury-free culture doesn’t mean
“zero injuries”; it means creating an environment
where injuries are not acceptable and where we do
everything possible to prevent them

9. When it comes to SAFETY
Only number you need to know
ZERO

10. ZERO

11. CHANGING
BEHAVIOURS
CHALLENGING REDUCING
BELIEFS RISKS

12. FIRE SCENE SAFETY
• Performing
Tasks
• Managing
Equipment
• Managing
People in
Distress
• Managing
Onlookers
Managing Traffic

13. SITE PLANNING • Command and
Control
• Communication
• Participation
• Mitigation

14. HOW DO WE BUILD SAFETY?
Inspection
Hazard Job
Assessment
Safety Procedures
Culture
and
Near Diligence Safe Work
Misses Practices
Best
Practices

15. HOW WOULD THIS HAPPEN?
What do good leaders have?
•Vision
•Credibility
•Collaboration
•Communication
•Recognition & Feedback
•Accountability

16. WHAT DO I NEED TO DIFFERENLY TODAY?

17. •Do you promote proactive or reactive
approach to safety?
•Do you pre inspect?
•Do you follow on incidents?
•Do you look at close calls?
•What's your take on incidence reporting?

20. Fatalities
Major Incidents
First Aid Incidents
Near Misses
At Risk Behaviors