Failure to ensure, so far as is practicable, the safety, health and welfare of employee at work by providing safe operating procedure (SOP) on mould cleaning activities.
Failure to ensure, so far as is practicable, the safety, health and welfare of employee at work by providing safe workplace. Failure to send accident report within 7 days to the DOSH which causes bodily injury to any person which prevents the person from following his normal occupation for more than four (4) calendar days. Submitted to the Director General not later than 31 March of the following Failure to raise inventory of hazardous chemicals for each calendar year shall be Failure to record the classification of chemicals as hazardous chemicals Failure to classify chemical as hazardous chemicalin accordance with the physical, health and environmental hazard of the chemical. Risks at the place of work but shall not meet less than once in three months. Failure to meet by saftey and helath committee as often as may be necessary commensurate with the Failure to ensure, so far as is practicable, the safety, health and welfare of employee at work by providing safe operating procedure (SOP) for conduit pipe installation works. Santana, the goalscorer, turned creator as he flicked the ball from a throw-in towards Alberg, who slotted his effort into the bottom corner.Section 15(1), OSHA 1994. Williams won the ball and found Manvir, who unleashed a powerful strike which Kattimani had no answer to. Keeper Laxmikant Kattimani hardly broke a sweat as Bagan failed to register a single shot on target in the opening half.īagan have been the kings of the second half - scoring the most goals during this session - and they proved that again. With a numerical advantage, the Mariners eventually grew into the game but HFC's defence stood tall. Subhasish Bose failed to clear the ball over the line and the ball snuck into goal after hitting the far post. Santana pounced on a loose back pass from Kotal and fired a first-time shot. The center-back was immediately handed his marching orders.īut it was Hyderabad who broke the deadlock. Intercepting a clearance from Odei Onaindia, David Williams raced towards goal with only the keeper to beat before being brought down by Chinglensana outside the box. Hyderabad made a disastrous start to the game as Chinglensana Singh was sent off as early as the fifth minute. A win here would have handed Bagan the title. The result effectively means that Bagan will have to wait for either Mumbai City FC to drop points in their next game or deny the Islanders a win in their last game to secure the League Winners Shield. The Nizams once again took the lead through substitute Roland Aalberg (75') before Pritam Kotal (90+2') found the net late to help Bagan snatch a crucial point. Aridane Santana (8') put Hyderabad up ahead before Manvir Singh (57') restored parity for ATKMB. Trailing twice in a high-pressure clash, leaders ATK Mohun Bagan fought their way back and played out a thrilling 2-2 draw against 10-man Hyderabad FC in the Indian Super League (ISL) in Goa on Monday.