Labor Camp Maintenance training focuses on equipping personnel with the essential knowledge and practical skills required to effectively manage and maintain the living conditions within worker accommodations. The ultimate goal is to ensure that labor camps consistently meet established health, safety, and welfare standards, providing a decent and dignified living environment for workers and ensuring compliance with local regulations.
Key Learnings
- Ensuring high standards of hygiene and sanitation in dormitories, kitchens, and washroom facilities
- Routine upkeep of infrastructure, including plumbing, electrical systems, and ventilation
- Proper waste management and pest control
- Immediate response protocols for common maintenance issues
- MOMRA accommodation standards: minimum 12m² per worker, separate housing for male and female workers
- Privacy and security measures including lockable personal storage
- Recreation facilities and communication access requirements
- Regular health and safety inspections and compliance auditing
HOW
Classroom based/ Online / On-Site Training (04 Hours)
WHO
- Camp Managers
- Facilities Management Teams
- Maintenance Staff
- HSE Officers
- Administrative Personnel
- Supervisors
- Compliance & Audit Teams
- Worker Welfare Officers