Explosive Consultant

Industries in India that handle compressed gases, petroleum, explosives, and hazardous materials are subject to stringent safety laws. The main regulatory agency in charge of making sure that these compounds are handled safely in order to avoid mishaps.

Stakeholder Requirements in PESO Compliance

PESO compliance demands adherence not only from the primary operator but also from associated stakeholders such as contractors, employees, equipment suppliers, and transporters. Understanding these stakeholder requirements is essential for a comprehensive PESO compliance framework.

1. Responsibilities of Employers and Facility Operators

Operators and employers are required to:

• Implement robust safety protocols for handling hazardous substances.
• Train employees on emergency response procedures and safety equipment usage.
• Ensure regular maintenance and safety inspections of storage and handling facilities.

2. Training and Awareness Programs for Employees

Employees play a critical role in ensuring PESO compliance. Training programs are required for employees handling hazardous substances. Key areas of training include:

• Safe handling and storage practices for petroleum and explosive materials.
• Risk management protocols to mitigate accidents.
• First aid and emergency response in case of accidental spills or explosions.

3. Contractor and Vendor Compliance

Contractors and vendors associated with PESO-compliant industries must adhere to safety standards set forth by PESO. They must undergo safety assessments, conduct inspections on equipment, and follow transportation guidelines for hazardous materials. Additionally, contractors should have access to approved safety gear and training.