Industrial Safety and Ethical Compliance

Shree Flameproof Pvt Ltd provides a wide range of industrial safety products, with dedicated manufacturing plants for flameproof fixtures, lighting, switchgear and signaling equipment designed to survive even the harshest industrial conditions for many years beyond international safety standards. They create the right solution for every situation, offering the highest quality while ensuring utmost safety quality compliance for use in plants, refineries, chemical units and nuclear sites, ensuring adherence to minimum requirements set by the relevant government standards. For instance, BE04-1isers are used for a wide range of industrial applications, such as instrument, equipment and valve positioner lighting in petroleum refineries, oil & gas platforms, petrochemical, chemical, fertilizer, water & waste treatment, nuclear and other process industries. These industrial safety products, cast from high grade MS foundry material to IS 210 FG 220 standard, are designed for long life, easy maintenance, easy installation and space saving. The reflection design is optimised to provide maximum illumination with minimum use of energy. However, it’s not enough for leading manufacturers like Shree Flameproof to simply comply with relevant safety requirements; the onus is also on everyone in the field of industrial safety products worldwide to ensure that they’re meeting the letter and spirit of these standards in order to protect the health and safety of users. In the legal profession, much the same can be said of ethical compliance, which is why the American Bar Association has looked to its Virginia Rules of Professional Conduct requirements to ensure the integrity of all those who work as decision makers and advisors.

In Virginia, bars, courts and other administrative bodies are charged with ensuring that licensed lawyers comply with the Virginia Rules of Professional Conduct, which provide a framework of ethical practice. Along with ethical advice and opinions from the state bar, these rules are brought into force whenever a question regarding the propriety of an action come under scrutiny, or when there’s an ongoing dispute before a court which questions the legality of an action taken. Any person who’s bought a product that you make or sell relies on you to have met the relevant safety standards, and any breach of those standards (real or assumed) impacts on the safety of the end users. The same is true of the legal profession, where unlike in the industrial sector, the user of the service is often the public at large, rather than a specific individual. However, in both cases, it’s essential that all those involved maintain their professional integrity if they’re to continue to protect those they’re serving. Strict adherence to the rules or ethical conduct, like safety rules, is essential.

This has been demonstrated in several instances over recent years. Tyson v. UK dealt with the invalidity of a statutory test of good character for angiologists in obtaining authorization to prescribe. This related to Article 3 of the European Convention on Human Rights. Cantoni v. Italy concerned the criminal liability of persons selling lottery tickets by telephone. This related to Article 6 of the European Convention on Human Rights, as did Kern v. France which went on to hold that those subject to the bar should not be judged by the same body which may have a vested interest in examining them.

The fact is that the success of any organization, no matter its field of practice, comes down to the integrity of each individual within the organization. This is why Shree Flameproof, along with keeping abreast of safety compliance requirements, has invested in establishing an effective track record within the industry, with an eye to constant improvement of the business. They have: As with the recommendations above for legal professionals, these are essential for compliance with the industrial sector’s safety and ethical standards, and should be implemented wherever safety compliance is required.