PDIS

Welcome to POST DIPLOMA IN INDUSTRIAL SAFETY (PDIS)

PDIS ( POST DIPLOMA IN INDUSTRIAL SAFETY )

ADARSHA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT is one of the top and best Post Diploma Industrial Safety (PDIS) institute in Angul, Odisha which is approved by the AICTE,Govt. of India and affiliated by SCTE&VT,Govt.of Odisha .

AITM is an institute which was established in 2009 by ‘Adarsha Educational Trust’ is registered under the Indian Trust Act. Reg No. and the Trust is carved out with the sole motto of imparting quality education to the people at large at an affordable cost.

The Government Safety Engineering (GSE) in Odisha offers a Post Diploma in Industrial Safety (PDIS) program. The program is approved by the SCTE&VT, Odisha.

Post Diploma in Industrial Safety (1 Year) is a program initiated by the Government of India for employees and aspiring students in the field of occupational risks and health issues,aimed at empowering them with knowledge, skills and awareness in workplace safety, health and environment associated with industries

Why to Study Safety courses?

Safety Courses helps to churn out students into safety professionals of the corporate world,who can drive the country’s largest companies to comply with regulations, advocate for progressive environmental policies, and protect workers from unsafe conditions

Our PDIS course programme teaches students all practical aspects of

Risk management techniques
Safety management operations
Monitoring safety and health operations
Improving standard of health of the employees and enhancing general safety measures.
The training programme also makes the participants thorough safety experts who can be deployed in any kind of industrial surrounding in any part of the world

PDIS is a specialized program that focuses on the principles and practices of safety management in the industrial and construction industries. The program provides students with the knowledge and skills required to identify, assess, and manage risks related to safety in the workplace

Importance of PDIS Courses

1. Growing Demand for Safety Professionals

As industries evolve and become more complex, the demand for skilled safety professionals has risen. The increasing focus on worker safety, environmental protection, and regulatory compliance has led organizations to prioritize safety management. PDIS courses equip professionals with the expertise to handle safety issues effectively, making them highly sought after by employers in a range of industries, including manufacturing, construction, chemical plants, and oil and gas.

2. Advancement in Career Opportunities

PDIS courses help professionals upgrade their skills and qualifications, allowing them to move into senior roles in safety management. Graduates of PDIS programs can pursue positions such as safety officer, safety supervisor, safety manager, safety consultant, safety engineer, or even health and safety director. These roles often come with higher responsibilities and better compensation packages, making PDIS a valuable investment for career advancement.

3. Compliance with Safety Regulations

Many industries are subject to strict safety regulations to protect workers and the environment. Non-compliance with these regulations can result in heavy fines, legal consequences, and reputational damage. Professionals with a PDIS qualification are well-equipped to ensure that their organizations adhere to safety standards and minimize the risk of regulatory violations.

4. Minimizing Workplace Accidents

Workplace accidents can be costly, not only in terms of medical expenses and legal liabilities but also in terms of human lives and morale. PDIS courses prepare individuals to prevent accidents through proactive safety management practices. Safety audits, hazard identification, and risk assessments are all part of a safety professional’s toolkit to create a safer work environment.

5. Development of Leadership Skills

PDIS programs don’t just focus on technical knowledge but also help students develop leadership and managerial skills. Professionals in safety management need to be able to lead teams, communicate effectively with employees, and make crucial decisions regarding the safety of the workforce. These soft skills are often cultivated through the PDIS curriculum.

What is industrial safety* ?

Industrial safety is a set of policies, regulations, and protocols that protect workers, the workplace, and the environment from hazards. It’s a multi-disciplinary approach that involves safety engineering and public health.
Industrial safety goals Conduct regular workplace inspections, Provide personal protective equipment, Develop and implement safe work procedures and rules, Provide ongoing safety training, and Enforce safety rules and appropriate discipline.
Key elements of industrial safety Education, Engineering controls, Enforcement, and Engagement.

A “Post Diploma in Industrial Safety” course in India refers to a postgraduate level program, often abbreviated as “PDIS”, designed to provide in-depth knowledge and practical skills in industrial safety management, typically pursued after completing a basic diploma in the field, allowing individuals to specialize further in occupational health and safety within industrial settings; this qualification is recognized by the Directorate General of Factory Safety, Labour Institutes (DGFASLI) in India and can lead to roles like safety officers in various industries.
Key points about PDIS in India:

Focus areas:

Hazard identification, risk assessment, safety compliance, accident investigation, incident reporting, safety regulations, promoting safety culture, emergency response procedures.

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PDIS stands for Post Diploma in Industrial Safety. It’s a course that prepares students to work in industrial safety. The course covers topics like hazard identification, risk assessment, and safety rules.

Benefits of PDIS

Helps students develop skills to promote workplace safety
Helps students develop skills to protect the well-being of employees and communities
Helps students develop skills to manage safety issues in industrial settings
Helps students develop skills to contribute to industrial safety functions
Helps students develop skills to promote a safety culture
Who can take the PDIS course?
Anyone who has a diploma in a relevant engineering subject
Professionals who want to improve their skills and progress their careers in occupational safety and health

ELIGIBILITY

A recognized Degree in Science having subjects Physics and Chemistry preferably from an Institute under UGC recognized University securing a minimum aggregate of 55 % of marks. A recognized Diploma in any branch of Engineering or Technology recognized by SCTE&VT, Odisha securing a minimum aggregate of 55 % of marks

PDIS SYLLABUS FOR 1st SEMESTER

PDIS-101: Safety Management.
PDIS-102: Industrial Safety Engineering-I
PDIS-103 : Hazard Identification & Risk Control
PDIS-104 : Safety in Chemical Industry
PDIS-105 : Elective(Any one)
E1 Safety in Engineering Industries.
E2 Applied Ergonomics.
E3 Safety in Mining Industry.
PDIS- 106 : PROJECT (One and Half Month).
PDIS-207 : I. Industrial Hygiene & Occupational Health Lab.
II. Safety and Environment Engineering Lab

PDIS SYLLABUS FOR 2nd SEMESTER

PDIS- 201 : Safety & the Law.
PDIS- 202 : Environmental Education & Disaster Management.
PDIS-203 : Industrial Hygiene & Occupational Health.
PDIS-204 : Industrial Safety Engineering-II.
PDIS-205 : Elective(Any one).
E1 Advanced Safety Management.
E2 Safety in Construction Industry.
E3 Dock & Port Safety.
E4 Behavior Based Safety Management.
PDIS-206 : Technical Seminar (PPT Presentation) & Evaluation of Communication Skill.

Academic Plan

I . shift (Regular Candidates)- The programme will require a total of 1152 hours of Class Room work including Laboratory Work, 480 hours Seminars Group Discussion and Films, Factory and Organisational visits and 192 hours Project Work to cover the syllabus. (Sunday & Holidays may be included for conducting classes, if required to complete the course with in the stipulated period.).
II . shift (Experienced candidates) – Evening hrs.
The programme will require a total of 1152 hours of class room work including laboratory work, 480 hours seminars group discussion and films, factory and organisational visits, and 192 hours or project work to cover the syllabus. (Sunday & Holidays may be included for conducting classes ir required to complete the course with in the stipulated period

 

DOCUMENTS REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION IN PDIS COURSE.

HSC Certificate and Marksheet
+2 Certificate and Marksheet
B. Sc/Degree/Diploma certificate & Marksheet
Migration Certificate from other Board and other state students only
Eight Photographs
Aadhar Card Photocopy

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