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Business Challenge

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Safety hazardous
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Increasing indiscipline
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Negligence of safety protocols
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Poor decision making
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Minor accidents
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Safety hazardous
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Increasing indiscipline
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Negligence of safety protocols
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Poor decision making
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Minor accidents
IMPACT
  • Reduction in the number of minor accidents by 30% in the next 2 months.
  • Installation of safety kits around the arena.
  • Black-coded areas in specific time frames were not used, resulting in regular machinery maintenance.
  • Some green areas were made more accessible by installing televisions where workers could sit and relax.
  • Charging fines for breaking access ensured a reduction in indiscipline.
  • Reporting rate of any threats increased by 20% in response to the weekly meetings
FLOOR INSIGHTS
  • Introductory workshops on organizational health and safety gave insights into the lack of awareness of information on health measures in blue-collar workers.
  • The presence of a language barrier creates challenges in understanding signs of threats displayed in the unit.
  • Lack of clear guidance on role shifts by senior management.
  • Based on interviewing workers: they faced challenges in understanding machinery maintenance periods.
BEHAVIORAL DRIVERS
  • Use of visual trigger warnings
  • Colour coding workplace
  • Reinforcement
APPLICATIONS
  • Safety protocol workshops were organized in bilingual (Hindi and English)
  • Posters of watching eyes to remind employees where safety procedures are critical were pasted in the Hindi language.
  • Areas in the workplace were colour coded with black and green postersBlack = zones that cannot be used. Green= zones that can be used.
  • An amount of Rs.50 was charged to blue-collar workers as a fine for breaking access into black-coded areas.
  • Weekly meetings were made compulsory with the supervisor to discuss any changes in the manufacturing units or any concerns that needed to be discussed.