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Our Mission
Our mission is to empower industries to achieve their safety, health,and environmental objectives, integrating Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles into our strategic insights, expert guidance, and innovative solutions. We are dedicated to advancing sustainable and responsible practices across all sectors.
Our Vision
Our vision is to become the foremost provider of exceptional safety services, enabling organizations to not only meet but excel in their safety, health, and environmental goals, while fully embracing and
implementing ESG standards for a sustainable future.
Empowering workers with the skills to work safely and efficiently at height
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The term ergonomics comes from Greek words Ergon – to work and Nomo’s – law. Ergonomics can be defined as study of worker’s interactions with work equipment, work method and work environment. Ergonomics should be seen as a ‘win-win’ opportunity to improve productivity and quality while increasing employee safety and morale.
| Training Program | Ideal For | Duration | Mode |
|---|---|---|---|
Ergonomics Awareness & Workplace Posture Training |
All employees, office staff, operators & new joiners | 1 Day Days | Classroom / Onsite |
Industrial Ergonomics & Manual Handling Training |
Operators, technicians, warehouse staff, production teams | 1 Day Days | Classroom / Onsite / Practical |
Office Ergonomics & Workstation Assessment Training |
Corporate teams, HR, admin, IT staff & ergonomics champions | ½ – 1 Day Days | Classroom / Onsite |
Ergonomic Risk Assessment & Workplace Design Training |
Safety professionals, engineers, supervisors & workplace designers | 1 Day Days | Classroom / Onsite |
Gain awareness of ergonomic risk factors related to posture, repetitive movements, manual handling, and prolonged workstation use.
Learn correct body mechanics, posture techniques, and workstation adjustments to reduce physical strain and fatigue.
Identify early signs of musculoskeletal discomfort and apply preventive measures to avoid long-term injuries.
Improve comfort, productivity, and overall well-being by adopting ergonomically safe work practices.
Reduce musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs), absenteeism, and productivity loss caused by ergonomic-related injuries.
Comply with occupational health guidelines and ergonomic safety requirements across workplaces.
Improve workforce efficiency and morale by creating safer, more comfortable work environments.
Strengthen preventive health and safety culture by addressing ergonomic risks proactively rather than reactively.
Ideal for frontline employees directly involved in operational tasks. The training equips them with practical knowledge on hazard identification, use of PPE, and safe work practices to minimize on-site risks.
Designed for shift and site supervisors responsible for overseeing daily operations. It helps them monitor compliance, identify unsafe acts or conditions early, and ensure team adherence to safety standards.
Best suited for project and plant managers who drive safety culture within their teams. The course enhances their ability to analyze risk trends, implement preventive measures, and ensure regulatory compliance.
Tailored for EHS and safety professionals tasked with enforcing safety protocols. It strengthens their technical understanding of hazard control, audits, and reporting for improved workplace safety performance.
We partner across sectors, delivering tailored EHS solutions for:
Engineering
Automobiles
Automotive & Mobility
Power
Iron & Steel
Cement Industry
Metal & Mining
Shipping & Marine
Construction & Infrastructure
Chemicals & Fertilizer
Pharmaceutical& Life Science
Food FMCG & Agriculture
Electrical & Electronics
Retails & Consumer Durable
Petrochemical, Oil, Gas & Refinery
Upon completing our Ergonomic Safety Training, participants can expect to:
Learn to recognize poor posture, repetitive strain, forceful exertions, awkward positions, workstation mismatch, and manual handling risks.
Gain practical techniques for safe lifting, bending, sitting, standing, tool handling, and learn proper ergonomics for both office and industrial environments.
Develop the ability to evaluate workstations, identify mismatches, adjust seating/desk setups, measure reach zones, and recommend ergonomic improvements.
Understand how to minimize musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs), prevent back strain, reduce discomfort, and improve long-term workforce well-being.
Learn to implement ergonomic best practices, encourage micro-breaks, optimize workplace layouts, and foster a proactive health & safety culture.
Each CORE-EHS Ergonomics Training program is delivered through immersive learning formats, combining practical engagement, regulatory focus, and measurable safety outcomes.
Experience real-world work-at-height hazards through immersive 3D visuals that make learning engaging, safe, and easy to remember.
Hands-on, instructor-led sessions where participants practice height safety techniques under expert supervision.
Live online sessions with interactive discussions, case studies, and real-time Q&A to make remote learning effective and flexible.
Delivered directly at your facility, combining classroom instruction with field demonstrations for practical, real-world understanding.
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EHS safety training equips employees with the knowledge, skills, and awareness required to identify workplace hazards, follow safe work practices, respond to emergencies, and comply with applicable Environment, Health, and Safety regulations.
EHS safety training is essential to prevent accidents, reduce unsafe acts, protect employees, and ensure legal compliance. It also strengthens safety culture and improves overall operational performance.
Yes. CORE-EHS provides customised on-site EHS safety training based on your industry, site conditions, hazard profile, job roles, and regulatory requirements, ensuring practical relevance and immediate applicability.
EHS safety training is required across industries such as manufacturing, construction, oil & gas, power plants, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, logistics, infrastructure, and project sites.
Training topics include work at height, confined space, electrical safety, fire safety, rigging and lifting, behaviour-based safety, accident investigation, contractor safety, and emergency response, among others.
CORE-EHS training programs are aligned with applicable Indian safety laws, statutory requirements, and regulatory guidelines, supporting compliance and audit readiness.
CORE-EHS supports organisations through internationally recognised safety frameworks and best practices and can guide learners towards globally accepted certifications such as NEBOSH through structured learning pathways.
Pre and post assessments help measure knowledge gaps, evaluate learning effectiveness, and ensure competency development, enabling organisations to track real improvement rather than just attendance.
Training sessions are conducted by experienced EHS professionals and industry practitioners with hands-on exposure to industrial operations, audits, and safety implementation.
Yes. EHS training directly supports the ‘Social’ pillar of ESG by improving worker safety, competence, and wellbeing, contributing to responsible and sustainable business practices.
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