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MCL sets safety target of zero accidents

MCL CMD OP Singh emphasised on further strengthening of safety standards in the operational areas and said that the company should aim at achieving zero accident level in workplace

PSU Watch Bureau

New Delhi: Mahanadi Coalfields Limited (MCL) Chairman-cum-Managing Director (CMD) OP Singh has emphasised on further strengthening of safety standards in the operational areas and said that the company should aim at achieving zero accident level in workplace.

Presiding at the Annual Mines Safety Fortnight's awards distribution ceremony hosted by Jagannath Area in Talcher Coalfields on April 24 evening, Singh appreciated DGMS for their consistent support and regular monitoring of safety standards, helping MCL in minimising risk of accidents in coal mines.

He said MCL was also committed to raising the living as well as workplace standards of employees, particularly at the unit level.

DGMS Director-General Parvat Kumar, who was the Chief Guest on the occasion, spoke about new mining regulations. Regular bi-partite and tripartite meetings are potent knowledge sharing platforms on safety standards, he added.

Functional Directors of MCL, senior officers of DGMS, members of JCC, Safety & Welfare board and a large number of employees attended the function.

The dignitaries also gave away prizes to the winners of various competitions organised during the Annual Safety Fortnight.

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