Standard on Staff, Equipment and Other Facilities for Vocational Training Centres under Rule 164 of the Occupational Safety, Health and Working Conditions (Central) Rules, 2026 - G.S.R. 620(E) - Labour laws
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Vocational training centre standards require sector-specific staff, simulators, digital systems and safety facilities for mine-worker training. Vocational Training Centres for coal, metalliferous and oil mines must provide sector-specific staffing, training equipment, digital training-management systems and physical facilities. Coal and metalliferous mine centres require a Training Officer, designated instructors, practical trainers, demonstration resources, classrooms, work sheds and trainee transport. Oil-mine centres require multidisciplinary instructors, authorised on-the-job trainers and supervisors, blowout prevention models, advanced operational simulators, virtual-reality hazard training and occupational health and safety facilities. Additional staffing and infrastructure apply where centres serve employee numbers above the applicable thresholds.
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Vocational training centre standards require sector-specific staff, simulators, digital systems and safety facilities for mine-worker training.
Vocational Training Centres for coal, metalliferous and oil mines must provide sector-specific staffing, training equipment, digital training-management systems and physical facilities. Coal and metalliferous mine centres require a Training Officer, designated instructors, practical trainers, demonstration resources, classrooms, work sheds and trainee transport. Oil-mine centres require multidisciplinary instructors, authorised on-the-job trainers and supervisors, blowout prevention models, advanced operational simulators, virtual-reality hazard training and occupational health and safety facilities. Additional staffing and infrastructure apply where centres serve employee numbers above the applicable thresholds.
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