Chemical (Industrial) Disaster Management (CIDM)

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1 Conference on Chemical (Industrial) Disaster Management (CIDM) Disaster Risk Reduction Measures in Chemical, Petroleum and Gas Industry May 12-13, 2016 Hotel Peterhof, Shimla

2 Conference on Chemical (Industrial) Disaster Management (CIDM) Disaster Risk Reduction Measures in Chemical, Petroleum and Gas Industry May 12-13, 2016, Hotel Peterhof, Shimla Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI), an apex industry association, has organized several training & education programmes in all major industrial sectors in coordination with accredited Indian and global agencies. Disaster Management has been selected by FICCI to raise awareness of the industrial sector and of NGOs, District & State Authorities including Statutory Agencies as well as all the stakeholders in the community who are most vulnerable during disasters. PNGRB Petroleum and Natural Gas Regulatory Board, India was established in 2007 subsequent to an Act of Parliament. The objectives of the board are to regulate refining, processing, storage, transportation, distribution, marketing and sale of petroleum, petroleum products & natural gas, excluding production of crude oil & natural gas. One of the functions of the Board is to regulate technical standards and specifications including safety standards. The board has notified several regulations such as technical standards and specifications including safety standards for natural gas pipeline networks and city or local natural gas distribution networks, codes of practice for emergency response and disaster management plan (ERDMP), etc. National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA), Government of India was constituted in Sept, 2005 consequent to enactment of Disaster Management Act, Hon'ble Prime Minister of India is ex-officio Chairman of NDMA. NDMA, as per its inter alia mandate, has brought out National Guidelines on (i) Chemical (Industrial) Disaster Management (CIDM) (ii) Medical Preparedness & Mass Causality Management and (iii) Chemical (Terrorism) Disaster Management; the objective of the guidelines is to strengthen prevention, mitigation and preparedness measures; minimize accidents; and set up an effective mechanism to respond to disasters. Himachal Pradesh, Department of Labour & Employment, Government of Himachal Pradesh is responsible for the implementation of 28 Labour Laws (Central & State) with a view to establishing and maintaining peace in the Industrial Establishments. Under the provisions of the Industrial Disputes Act 1947, Labour Courts-cum-Industrial Tribunals have been set up at Shimla & Dharamsala to decide industrial disputes. Under the Factories Act,1948, registration and renewal of factories licenses is done as also ensuring safety of workers. The conference on Chemical (Industrial) Disaster Management Conference on Disaster Risk Reduction Measures in Chemical, Petroleum and Gas Industry will highlight the ecological fragility of the region (Man made or Natural) and the steps for Sustainable improvement, Role of Industry in the region to promote Indigineous products for Disaster Risk reduction, Business Continuity in Emergency Situation, mitigation measures for Earthquake Mitigation, Landslide & Road Blocks and also finding Solutions to Problems connected with Cloud Bursts and Flash Floods and issues related to Transportation of Hazardous and Toxic materials by Road, Rail and Air. The conference will also discuss on the safe storage and Transportation of Petroleum Products & Natural Gas. This program of Chemical (Industrial) Disaster Management conference is being successfully conducted for last ten years under the Chairmanship of PVSM AVSM VSM PHS (Retd) Lt Gen (Dr) J R Bhardwaj, Chairman CIDM and Former Member, National Disaster Management Authority, Government of India, New Delhi. Under this program 28 Conferences/Workshops and Mock Drills have been conducted in various regions of the country.

3 Who should Attend Topics 1. Effects of Natural Disasters on Industry: Business Continuity Management 2. Regulatory Framework in downstream petroleum & natural gas sector and development of natural gas infrastructure in Himachal Pradesh, Punjab, Haryana and Jammu & Kashmir 3. Hazards Mapping of Industries to Reduce Vulnerability/Casualties 4. GIS as a tool in Disaster Management 5. On-Site/Off-Site Emergency Management Planning & Rehearsals in a MAH Unit 6. Instrumentation, Automation and Interlocking of Controls to Minimize Chemical Accidents 7. Vulnerability of Industry To Natural Disasters 8. Vulnerability Assessment & Risk Reduction In Himachal Pradesh - Landslides and Road Blocks 9. Safety Measures adopted during construction and operation of CGD Networks 10. Integrity management of natural gas pipelines State Governments of and statutory bodies, all industries in general and chemical, petrochemical, oil & gas industry in particular because safety in manufacturing, export/import, transportation and storage of hazardous chemicals (HAZCHEM), petroleum, petroleum products & gases is dependent on a sound established framework and best practices. All persons directly or indirectly involved in industry, isolated storages, container depots, warehouses, ports, transporting agencies (rail, road, maritime), industries having pipeline installations etc. Primary emergency responders - fire prevention, protection agencies; medicos & paramedics; police, security companies; safety products, equipment, devices & PPE manufacturers; instrument ation, control and automation system organizations. Apart from delegates from the above mentioned target industries, representation from the following will further enhance the synergy: Decision Makers (Secretary-Disaster Management, Labour Commissioner, Collectors, SSPs, CMO, etc) Regulators ( Department of Industrial Safety & Health, Pollution Control Board, Crisis Management Committee Member, DDMA Members etc) First Responders (Police, Fire Services, Hospitals, Ambulances, Revenue Depar tment, Municipal Corporation, Electricity Department, BSNL, other Service Providers, NGOs, Voluntary Organizations, etc) Academicians/Researchers/Students from Universities/ Institutions/R&D Institutions etc.

4 REGISTRATION FORM Conference on Chemical (Industrial) Disaster Management (CIDM) Disaster Risk Reduction Measures in Chemical, Petroleum and Gas Industry May 12-13, 2016, Hotel Peterhof, Shimla I wish to participate as# Exhibitor Sponsor Participant Name Designation Department / Company / Organization Address Pin Country Telephone (with City code) Fax Registration for this conference can be done online at

5 Topics 11. International Experience in Safety & Inspection of Natural Gas Pipelines in USA 12. Safety measures adopted in Petrochemical Complex 13. HSE measures and Disaster management Plan adopted at Guru Gobind Singh Refinery 14. Safety measures adopted in transportation and storage of LPG Cylinders 15. Integrated Hospital Disaster Management Planning for Chemical Causalities 16. Transportation of Hazchem Materials by Road 17. Developing Full Containment Model for Toxic Release in Pipelines / Petroleum Storages (Case Study LPG) 18. Landslides and Avalanches 19. Role of NDRF during and after disasters 20. Specialized Training of Emergency First Responders (EFR) Status of Availability of Necessary Equipment and Preparedness Industry Participants Oil & Gas, Refineries, Oil Exploration Units Petroleum, Hydrocarbon, Petrochemical Product Suppliers Iron & Steel, Foundries & Casting Industry Alkali & Acid Manufacturing Fertilizers, Pesticides, Insecticides Industry Pulp & Paper, Textile Industry Pharmaceuticals & Bulk Drug Manufacturers Ordinance & Explosive Factories, Anti-fire Chemicals LPG, CNG, Other Compressed Combustible Gases Unit Inflammable & Toxic Gases Units Cl2, NH3, Toluene, Benzene, H2S, MIC etc. Isolated Storages, Gas Storages, Bottling Plants, Oil Terminals, Warehouses SMEs Using and Storing HAZCHEM C o n t a i n e r D e p o t s / C a r r i e r s / C a r g o / L o g i s t i c Industries Manufacturing, Storing Hazardous, Toxic Chemicals O r g s a n i s a t i o n s Tr a n s p o r t i n g C h e m i c a l s, Hydrocarbons through Air, Land, Railways & Pipelines GIS, GPRS, Vehicle Tracking, Satellite Communication Industrial Automation, Control, Gas Detection, Instrumentation Safety, Security, Emergency & Healthcare Product Manufacturers, Suppliers Rescue, Relief and Rehabilitation Measure Providers Participating Sectors from Outside The Industry State Governments of North Eastern regeion and statutory bodies of North Eastern Region Regulatory Agencies, Emergency Responders - Police, Fire, NDRF, Coast Guards, Conservators Academia - Chemical Departments, Research Scholars, Professors and Experts Community Leaders, NGOs, Consultants, Media Hospitals, Trauma Centres, Medicos & Paramedics Fire Protection, Fire Fighting, Medical Primary Responders and other Agencies R&D, Innovative Technology Institutes & Laboratories

6 Exhibitors A two day Expo offers exhibitors an opportunity to network and exhibit their services, products and technologies. The exhibition will focus on the following: a. R&D, Technological Innovations, Engineering Designs, POL Tanker Manufacturers f. Rescue and Relief Equipment, Medical Device b. Safety Products, PPEs, Fire Protection, Fire Fighting Systems & Anti-Fire Chemicals g. Specialized Ambulances, DM-Medical Kit Manufacturers c. State Disaster Management Authorities, Hazardous Wastes Management Units h. G I S, G P R S, R e m o t e S e n s i n g, S a t e l l i t e Communication for Vehicle Tracking d. Industr ial Automation System, Control and Instrumentation i. Cargo, Container, Carrier, Transportation, Logistics e. Safety Equipment and Gas Leakage, Monitoring & Detection Devices j. Other Chemical Disaster Management - Safety & Security Service Providers Registration for this Conference can be done Online at Mr. Rubaab Sood Joint Director, FICCI E: rubaab.sood@ficci.com M: Mr. Mainak Majumdar Sr. Assistant Director, FICCI E: mainak.majumdar@ficci.com M: Mr. Nirankar Saxena Sr. Director, FICCI For overall Management: Conference Registration, Exhibition & Sponsorship: CONTACT US Mr. Surender Kumar Verma Deputy Director, FICCI E: surender.verma@ficci.com M: For Speakers Coordination & Programme: Mr. Sanchit Talwar Research Associate, FICCI E: sanchit.talwar@ficci.com M: Federation House, Tansen Marg, New Delhi T: , (D), (Ext. 321, 344) F: , E: cidm@ficci.com