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Hello

Dear all,

we take this opportunity to share this information amongst Safety

professionals.

We are looking out for a energetic and experienced " Manager Safety " for

our Chiplun bulk drug manufacturing facility.

Education Qualification and Experience :

1. Bachelor / Master of Sciences with Chemistry or Bachelor of Chemical

Engineering

2. Diploma in Industrial Safety

3. Minimum 5 to 8 years of hands of work experience in implementation

of

Occupational Health and Industrial Safety Systems, including EMS and OHSAS

in any

chemical manufacturing facility.

Essential Skills Set :

1. Sound understanding of Industrial Safety and Occupational Health

Systems and implementation experience in chemical manufacturing facilities.

2. Lead team to conduct " Risk Assessment " -namely Process Risk

Techniques

such as HazOp, WorkPlace Health Risk for new and existing bulk drug/

API's scaled up

3. Ability to plan, organise and conduct training programs for all

levels

of employees.

4. Accident Investigation techniques, Emergency preparedness, fire

prevention and fighting systems

5. Sound understanding of applicable local and international

regulations

-with ability to interpret, apply and explain methods to ensure compliance

especially

Factories Act 1948 and Maharashtra Factories Rules, Petroleum

Rules, Gas Cylinder Rules,...

6. Liaison with statutory authorities

7. Operational workexperience of Computer such as MS Office - MS Word,

MS

Excel and MS Powerpoint

Age Profile : 30 to 40 years

Reporting Structure : Direct Reporting to Plant Manager- Site Head for

Chiplun facility, who in turn reports to Chief Operating Officer.

Functional Reporting to Group Manager EHS,

based in Mumbai

Compensation Package : approx. Rs. 5 to 7 Lacs

About USV Limited :

USV Limited is pharmaceutical company based at Mumbai. We have

manufacturing facilities for bulk drugs /API's at Lote/Chiplun ( 225 Kms

on Mumbai Goa Highway ), formulation facilities at Daman ( Near Vapi ) and

Baddi ( Himachal Pradesh ). Our Chiplun facility, has been in operation

since year 1989 and has five nos. of multipurpose chemical synthesis

manufacturing plants employees approx. 275 nos. of associates operating

round the clock.

If you need details, please visit us at www.usvindia.com

With best regards,

shrikumar

Manager EHS

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USV Limited,

B.S.D.Marg, Govandi,

Mumbai 400 088.

Tel : +91 22 25564048 Extn : 166

Fax: +91 22 2558 4025

Mob: +91 09867550945

Email : shrikumar@...

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Let me know if any problem still there

Dear Mukul

Take any mail and reply all. the below address will come.

indiansafetyprofessionals

However the above mail id is the moderator one.

U can ask anything , advise anything on this mail id only

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mukulbhandula@...>To: ramesh varne Sent: Sunday, June 24, 2007 11:08:43 AM

Subject: Re: Hello

ut who is the moderator. pl. send the link.

mukulramesh varne wrote:

Hi Write directly to MOderator.

Where were u.

Tried to call a lot.

anyway will call u,

Re: Hello

Yeah, Was Away for a while.

Rakesh, can u help me in getting my e-mail receipts from your safety pro grup changed to

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[Guest guest]

Good morning from New Hampshire.

I am the mother of six children, Staci (30), (26), (25), Jayda (9),

Shayli (6 - w/Down syndrome), and Sophie (5). I am also the nana to seven

grandchildren, Kendra (10), Tyrance & Terrell (9) (from Staci), Mady (7), and

Keira (10 months) From & , and step-nana to Camden (10) & Austin (7)

(from Staci & ).

I am a full-time student with three classes left to go until graduation (w/a BA

in Organization Management w/a minor in Social & Criminal Justice) and full-time

stay-at-home mom. I have been concerned with my daughter Shayli's behaviors of

late. She has a tendency to get 'stuck' on one object for lengthy periods of

time, she shakes small toys, has to touch a certain part of the wall when

finishing coming downstairs (all obsessive compulsive tendencies), and she has

begun to be increasingly bothered by people looking at her. Her social skills

could be greatly improved, as she prefers to play alone rather than with her

peers.

Academically she is doing well - she will be entering the 1st grade in a few

weeks. She knows her alphabet (upper & lower case), as well as all their sounds.

She counts to 50 with almost no prodding, she knows all her colors and shapes,

and is almost completely potty trained. I am concerned that some of her

behaviors may be pointing to autism spectrum disorder - but I'm not sure - no

dr's diagnosis has been made yet. I am just starting to do a lot of research and

reading to gain as much knowledge about this as I can - that's why I'm here!

These behaviors are fairly new - within the past 6 months or so - so I am

learning as I go.

I tend to listen more than share so that I can gain as much knowledge from you

as possible. I'm happy to be a part of this group & hope to learn a lot from

you!

Thanks for listening & thanks in advance for all your help!

-Lori-

[Guest guest]

Weltremendsoulycome!! I have a 14 year old son and this group has helped

me tremendously. Many ideas, tips and strategies are shared.

Zahn

mtzahn@...

> Good Morning!

>

> Thank you for adding me to this group! My name is Deanna, mom to Ragen, she

will be 5 in November and has DS and Autism, and Lucy, she will be 3 also in

November and she also has DS. Lucy was adopted from the Ukraine, and has been

home almost 2 weeks this Saturday.

>

> We just had Ragen's annual eval with her Developmental and Behavioral

Pyschologist yesterday, Thursday. He's wonderful and probably one of the best

Pysch's in the country. He's very informative and supportive. Ragen's latest

tests from last year showed that her autism is 'severe'. It is definitely her

primary diagnosis. She showed signs at a very early age...probably 12 mos.

She's testing out at a 17mo - 23 mo. old. Breaks my heart.

>

> Time is of the essence since I have two children with disabilities to care

for. Don't get me wrong, I love my girls and my life, but I definitely need the

support with Ragen. So that's why I joined this group.

>

> Hoping to exchange ideas and get more comfortable with this disorder called

'Autism' from some of you veterans! :-) Then as I grow and find things that

work for my daughter, I hope to be able to be of support and help to other

families.

>

> Thanks again.

>

> Sincerely,

> Deanna

>

>

[Guest guest]

Not sure why my " Welcome to the group " came out like it did in the last email!!!

Zahn

mtzahn@...

> Weltremendsoulycome!! I have a 14 year old son and this group has

helped me tremendously. Many ideas, tips and strategies are shared.

> Zahn

> mtzahn@...

>

>

>

>

>

>

>> Good Morning!

>>

>> Thank you for adding me to this group! My name is Deanna, mom to Ragen, she

will be 5 in November and has DS and Autism, and Lucy, she will be 3 also in

November and she also has DS. Lucy was adopted from the Ukraine, and has been

home almost 2 weeks this Saturday.

>>

>> We just had Ragen's annual eval with her Developmental and Behavioral

Pyschologist yesterday, Thursday. He's wonderful and probably one of the best

Pysch's in the country. He's very informative and supportive. Ragen's latest

tests from last year showed that her autism is 'severe'. It is definitely her

primary diagnosis. She showed signs at a very early age...probably 12 mos.

She's testing out at a 17mo - 23 mo. old. Breaks my heart.

>>

>> Time is of the essence since I have two children with disabilities to care

for. Don't get me wrong, I love my girls and my life, but I definitely need the

support with Ragen. So that's why I joined this group.

>>

>> Hoping to exchange ideas and get more comfortable with this disorder called

'Autism' from some of you veterans! :-) Then as I grow and find things that

work for my daughter, I hope to be able to be of support and help to other

families.

>>

>> Thanks again.

>>

>> Sincerely,

>> Deanna

>>

>>

[Guest guest]

Hi Deanna:

I have two kids with DS and PDD though as they mature it is more difficult

to tell if they really have autism. The older one, now 14 has picked up the

social skills he was missing and it doesn't really look like autism anymore

though an evaluation this spring when he had a horrible teacher put his

autism at severe. Then summer started and he has only a few signs of autism

now. I say this only because our kids are so dependent on the environment -

if the environment supports their learning even with autism they do well.

If the environment does not support their learning then there is a lot more

work for us!

My others son was adopted at 3 (two years, eleven months) and while his

autism " looks " more severe, he doesn't actually qualify for autism. Did

that make sense? If someone looks at him they think autism but if you go

through the checklist, he doesn't quite make it. You will hear a lot about

a Dr. Capone on this list serve. He is considered the " expert " in

Down syndrome and autism. He says that a lot of kids with Down syndrome

have traits of autism.

My other thought was that we have been following a therapy this summer from

a Dr. Bruce . His research is in abused and neglected children and he

has developed the neurosequential approach to learning. It has helped to

bring Tony out of his autistic like repetitive behaviors but we have really

had to work to find replacement behaviors. Instead of being in his own

little world he has decided he likes opening the door to the house or the

fence in the backyard and saying, " run dogs run " . Then we have to track

down the dogs. He will also throw their balls over the fence and our ball

playing dog will cry and cry until we run outside and help her get her ball

back. It is definitely growing pains. He has gotten very sneaky about

getting out of the house or getting the dogs out of the house.

I have always believed that some of my boys autistic like behaviors are

really related to attachment. We are waiting for an attachment therapist to

join Tony in his OT, following the neurosequential approach. For example,

it used to be that if Tony went into certain stores he would have a melt

down and I thought that was autism. Something in the store was setting him

off - a sensory issue. But we have learned this summer that nothing in the

store sets him off. It is WHO goes to the store with him that sets him off.

If he is just with me, or his brother and I, he is usually fine - typical

kid. But if his Dad comes along he has a meltdown because he doesn't want

Dad in a store, he wants Dad to play with him then we accidently reinforced

his meltdown when Dad would take him to the car and sing songs to him. We

are changing how we deal with him. We have always been structured and firm

but now that we know what he wants more often, we can better explain it to

him. It is amazing to see the acknowledgment in his eyes.

I share this only because Tony's early years were so neglectful that the

neuropsych who evaluated him said he was just like kids she had seen adopted

from Romanian orphanages.

Regardless of whether it is attachment or autism, I think if we find the

right approach for our kids, there is a lot of hope.

Looking forward to hearing more about your family.

Lori

Mom to Isaac 14 and Tony 12

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From: [mailto: ] On Behalf

Of Deanna Sader

Sent: Friday, August 05, 2011 6:52 AM

To:

Subject: Hello

Good Morning!

Thank you for adding me to this group! My name is Deanna, mom to Ragen, she

will be 5 in November and has DS and Autism, and Lucy, she will be 3 also in

November and she also has DS. Lucy was adopted from the Ukraine, and has

been home almost 2 weeks this Saturday.

We just had Ragen's annual eval with her Developmental and Behavioral

Pyschologist yesterday, Thursday. He's wonderful and probably one of the

best Pysch's in the country. He's very informative and supportive. Ragen's

latest tests from last year showed that her autism is 'severe'. It is

definitely her primary diagnosis. She showed signs at a very early

age...probably 12 mos. She's testing out at a 17mo - 23 mo. old. Breaks my

heart.

Time is of the essence since I have two children with disabilities to care

for. Don't get me wrong, I love my girls and my life, but I definitely need

the support with Ragen. So that's why I joined this group.

Hoping to exchange ideas and get more comfortable with this disorder called

'Autism' from some of you veterans! :-) Then as I grow and find things

that work for my daughter, I hope to be able to be of support and help to

other families.

Thanks again.

Sincerely,

Deanna

[Guest guest]

Hi Deanna,

Welcome. As you'll realize soon, we're a very diverse group of parents with lots

of different ideas. But we have all gone thru, and/or are going thru the stages

of learning our child has autism and then learning to help them as best we can.

I find this a very supportive group with great ideas and we share some quirky

stuff. Nowhere else can you find others whose children might also like to lick

fuzzy slippers, or watch the credits roll on their dvd's or have in depth toilet

training discussions that would scare others.

Take your time and don't feel you have to try everything all at once. We all

have something to share and you can choose what works for you and your family.

Also - if you let us know whereabouts you live, there may be some specific dr's

or programs others in the area might know about.

,

Mom to (age 11) and Darwyn ( age 7 DS ASD and a few heart surgeries)

, Canada

Sent on the TELUS Mobility network with BlackBerry

Hello

Good Morning!

Thank you for adding me to this group!  My name is Deanna, mom to Ragen, she

will be 5 in November and has DS and Autism, and Lucy, she will be 3 also in

November and she also has DS.  Lucy was adopted from the Ukraine, and has been

home almost 2 weeks this Saturday. 

We just had Ragen's annual eval with her Developmental and Behavioral

Pyschologist yesterday, Thursday.  He's wonderful and probably one of the best

Pysch's in the country.  He's very informative and supportive.  Ragen's latest

tests from last year showed that her autism is 'severe'.  It is definitely her

primary diagnosis.  She showed signs at a very early age...probably 12 mos. 

She's testing out at a 17mo - 23 mo. old.  Breaks my heart. 

Time is of the essence since I have two children with disabilities to care for. 

Don't get me wrong, I love my girls and my life, but I definitely need the

support with Ragen.  So that's why I joined this group. 

Hoping to exchange ideas and get more comfortable with this disorder called

'Autism' from some of you veterans!  :-)  Then as I grow and find things that

work for my daughter, I hope to be able to be of support and help to other

families.

Thanks again.

Sincerely,

Deanna