Industrial Burns

Timing: 8:30 to 17:30

Date: 27/02/2026

• Evaluate a patient with a serious burn
• Define the magnitude and severity of the injury
• Identify and establish priorities of treatment
• Manage the airway and support ventilation
• Initiate and monitor fluid resuscitation
• Apply correct methods of physiological monitoring
• Determine which patients should be transferred to a burn center
• Organize and conduct the inter-hospital transfer of a seriously injured burn patient

• Introduction
• Initial Assessment and Management
• Airway Management and Smoke Inhalation Injury
• Shock and Fluid Resuscitation
• Burn Wound Management
• Electrical Injury
• Chemical Burns
• Stabilization, Transfer and Transport
• Burn Disaster Management
• Glasgow Coma Scale
• Tetanus Prophylaxis
• Radiation Injury
• Cold Injuries
• Blast Injuries

Industrial Disaster Life Support (IDLS)

Timing: 8:30 to 17:30

Date: 27/02/2026

• Understand the surgical problems, injury patterns, and issues that may result from disasters
• Discuss the role of acute care providers can play in planning for and response to mass casualty incidents and disasters
• Become familiar with the terms and concepts of incident command
• Understand the principles and challenges of disaster triage
• To familiarize the role Factory Medical Officers (FMOs) and Safety Officers can play and perform as a team player in case of any catastrophic eventuality

• Preparation: Overview of Disaster and Mass Casualty Management
• Planning
• Understanding Incident Command System (ICS)
• Triage
• Prehospital Disaster Response
• Procedures for Hospital Disaster Response
• Pathophysiology and Patterns of Injury: Blast Trauma
• Long-term Issues in Disaster Response
• Global Framework on DRR and Emergency Medicine
• Role of EM Physicians in Disaster
• Emerging Disaster Research Methodology - Cracking the code
• Working as a Team Nationally and Globally for a Better Future

Trauma Management

Timing: 8:30 to 17:30

Date: 27/02/2026

• Provide participants with the latest information and practical hands-on experience to improve their trauma management skills
• Prepare the participants to perform critical procedures to treat life threats detected in major trauma patients

• Initial assessment and Primary survey
• Airway
• C spine stabilisation and log roll
• IV/IO access
• Needle decompression +chest tube insertion
• Helmet Removal +Extrication
• Suturing and hemorrhage control and wound care

 Occupational Health & Safety Workshop

Timing: 8:30 to 17:30

Date: 27/02/2026

• Strengthen the knowledge and capabilities of enhancing occupational safety by incorporating practices that lead to safety of personnel involved in various hazardous and non-hazardous operations
• Learn about prevention of fatalities through establishing safety across various functions that are integral to all industrial units

• Basics of Occupational Safety
• HIRA & HAZOP Studies
• Electric Safety
• Ergonomics & Material Handling
• Fire Safety
• Chemical Safety
• PPEs
• Emergency Preparedness

Industrial Accident Investigation

Timing: 8:30 to 17:30

Date: 27/02/2026

• Learn how to investigate an accident in any industry by using different tools to identify its cause
• Understand the forensics of accident investigation, and the different tools of forensics that can enable investigation of accidents

• Basics of Investigating an Accident
• Case-studies on Accident Investigation
• Science of Investigation
• Forensic Technology
• Investigation Framework
• Investigation Report

Medico Legal Training for Industrial Healthcare Professionals

Timing: 8:30 to 17:30

Date: 27/02/2026

• Equip industrial healthcare professionals with knowledge of medico-legal documentation and compliance specific to factory and workplace settings
• Understand the legal responsibilities of Factory Medical Officers (FMOs) and Safety Officers in handling workplace incidents
• Learn strategies for managing medico-legal cases, including workplace injuries, violence against healthcare providers, and occupational hazards
• Enhance skills in handling workplace consent processes and confidentiality issues
• Build capacity to proactively manage medico-legal challenges and mitigate litigation risks

• Introduction to Industrial Medico-Legal Challenges: Key issues in factory and workplace healthcare settings
• Legal Compliance for Industrial Healthcare
• Consent and Confidentiality in Workplace Settings: Addressing unique challenges in mass health screenings and occupational health interventions
• Workplace Incident Reporting: Effective medico-legal documentation and handling workplace injuries and occupational diseases
• Addressing Violence Against Healthcare Providers: Strategies to prevent and manage incidents
• Case Studies in Industrial Settings: Judicial decisions on workplace medico-negligence and best practices for compliance

Workshop on Managing Environmental Emergencies

• Understand the nature and impacts of environmental emergencies on public health, ecosystems, and infrastructure.
• Develop skills in risk assessment, preparedness planning, and incident management.
• Learn effective emergency response techniques and safety protocols for various environmental hazards.
• Explore strategies for risk communication, community engagement, and inter-agency coordination.
• Analyze case studies and real-life scenarios to identify best practices and lessons learned.
• Participate in simulation exercises to enhance decision-making and problem-solving skills in emergencies.

• Understanding environmental emergencies and their impacts on health, ecosystems, and infrastructure.
• Learning tools and methods for effective risk assessment and preparedness planning.
• Exploring strategies to manage hazards like chemical spills, floods, and wildfires.
• Gaining insights into incident management systems and inter-agency collaboration during crises.
• Ensuring responder safety and engaging communities effectively in emergency situations.
• Developing recovery strategies, mitigation plans, and analyzing lessons from real-life case studies.
• Participating in practical exercises and simulations to enhance emergency management skills.

 Industrial Toxicology

• Understand the principles of industrial toxicology and its relevance to occupational and emergency healthcare
• Recognise the health impacts of acute and chronic exposure to industrial toxins
• Develop a systematic approach to assessment and management of industrial poisoning in emergency settings
• Understand toxicokinetics and toxicodynamics to support clinical decision-making
• Identify common industrial toxins including gases, pesticides solvents hydrocarbons and heavy metals
• Learn preparedness and response strategies for toxic industrial disasters and mass exposure incidents
• Strengthen coordination between emergency physicians Factory Medical Officers and safety teams in managing toxicological emergencies

• Overview of Industrial Toxicology and current landscape in India
  Approach to industrial poisoning in the emergency department including triage and stabilisation
• Principles of toxicokinetics and toxicodynamics
• Routes of exposure with focus on inhalational and dermal toxicity
  Industrial gases including ammonia carbon monoxide hydrogen sulphide and chlorine
• Chemical burns and corrosive exposures with immediate emergency management
• Heavy metal toxicity including lead mercury arsenic and cadmium
• Pesticides solvents and hydrocarbons with rapid bedside assessment and management
• Management of chemical emergencies and mass exposure incidents
• Role of poison information centres and institutional preparedness
• Simulation-based learning for managing industrial toxicological disasters