V.O.C. Port organises ‘Port Safety Workshop’ to revisit its preparedness to emergency
The V.O. Chidambaranar Port Authority held the ‘Port Safety Workshop 2026’ to enhance safety across port operations. The event included technical sessions on various safety topics and emphasized the importance of operational safety standards and workplace wellbeing. Key speakers highlighted the need for continuous safety practices and collaboration within the industry to ensure a secure working environment.
- ▪The workshop focused on strengthening safety across port operations.
- ▪Sessions covered topics like operational safety, mental wellbeing, and accident prevention.
- ▪Key speakers emphasized the importance of integrated safety practices and proactive risk management.
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The V.O. Chidambaranar Port Authority recently organised the ‘Port Safety Workshop 2026’ on the theme ‘Strengthening safety across port operations’ to reaffirm its commitment towards safer, secure and resilient port operations.The workshop featured release of safety booklets and a series of technical and interactive sessions focusing on operational and dock safety, mental and physical wellbeing of the workforce, industrial behavioural safety, women’s safety, electrical safety and accident prevention along with demonstrations on fire safety and emergency response by industry experts.The sessions highlighted the importance of strengthening operational safety standards, enhancing preparedness mechanisms, promoting workplace wellbeing, adopting behavioural safety practices and ensuring…
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