very helpful God bless you from karachi

Hi good explan but My small doubt what is pressure level and how much SRV Pressure range and RD pressure range

Please explain MSDS sir

good presentation, thanks.

You are explained generalized. Please explain specific reasons for that incident what are safety systems are failed. You are not explained

In the 2:52 you mentioned biological hazards are heat stress, hypothermea... Its wrong sir. Biological hazards are caused due to the action of harmful viruses, insecticides, fungus, bacteria, pathogens.please correct this mistake sir. Thank you

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sir please make video on edible oil refinery and control for hexane

sir your videos helped me alot in my thesis project Keep posting from karachi Pakistan

Sir love your lec It help me in cma intermediate law Thank you so much ☺☺☺☺

U have to say FDA meaning when you begin this video

What is the meaning of FDA...

Waiting for this tq sharing to all

Good 👍 information

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Guru purnima ki shubhkamnaayein.

wow...great songs indeed..appreciated..!!!!

Sir 3rd maximum working volume

Good Idea 🎉🎉🎉

#safetytrainerasifsayyed !!!!! Thank you for sharing his channel. Although you both come from the same field. 🎉 Good Job both of you dear 🎉

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Plese share me the link

Perfect

Hi bro ... Meeru bothra lo pani chesaraa

Great information 😊

Heat stress Toolbox Talk video very easy to understand and this video useful to new safety department people. Lots of thanks.

Hi sir, you are tutorials are good, 1. Can you please share troubleshooting of ANFD filter. 2. Any particular website you gathered images. Best website to search pharma related images. 3. what software you edit this videos. Please reply to this message

informative video

Awesome sir..... I simply love this... TQ so much ❤

Dear sir please explain clear about process and powder safety provided by calculations

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Nice👍

I appreciate this channel 👏, it will be helpful for freshers on EHS field , keep uploading videos more , all the best ❤

Brother please send report sheet

Very interesting this video about safety thank you very much to Share knowledge

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Hi sir

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Good video but the step related to "Identify Risk" is not really needed as per the explanation. Only a definition was given. Reality is that once the Hazard is present, there is Risk. The "Risk Analysis or Assessment" will tell what is the level or Risk, and then the organization will act upon that ranking. Risk will never be zero as long as the hazard is present.

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The way you explained in this video awesome it is very easy to understand and safety officer need to know this one.

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Hello sir can you provide ppt

thanks dear

Mee explanation lo feb 24th annaru feb 14th only sir.please rectify that.

Nice explanation 👍

Singler means rigger right ??

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