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Odisha Mining Corporation Wins Five Kalinga Safety Excellence Awards 2024 for Outstanding Workplace Safety

OMC mining units recognised at 16th National Safety Conclave 2025 for technology-driven safety initiatives, workforce training, and operational excellence.
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Bhubaneswar: Odisha Mining Corporation (OMC) was honoured with five Kalinga Safety Excellence Awards for the Assessment Year 2024 at the 16th National Safety Conclave 2025, reinforcing the corporation’s commitment to workplace safety and operational excellence. The awards were presented by Surama Padhy, Hon’ble Speaker of the Odisha Legislative Assembly and MLA of Ranpur, at a ceremony organised by the Institute of Quality and Environment Management Services (IQEMS) in Bhubaneswar.

Award-Winning Mining Units

OMC’s mining units excelled across multiple categories:

  • Platinum Award: Roida C Iron & Manganese Mines and Kodingamali Bauxite Mines
  • Gold Award: Guali Iron Ore Mines, Tiringpahar Iron Ore Mines, and Ampavalli Limestone Mines

These awards highlight the corporation’s consistent efforts in enhancing safety standards and fostering a prevention-focused safety culture across all its operations.

Read also: OMC Launches LeaDHer 2025 to Empower Women Leaders, Building Skills and Fostering Inclusivity Across the Organization

Focus on Technology-Driven Safety Measures

OMC has increasingly leveraged digital and technology-driven solutions to strengthen safety protocols. Key initiatives include:

  • Real-time safety reporting tools
  • Automated alert systems
  • Digital monitoring platforms for risk mitigation and emergency response

Such measures have significantly contributed to safer, more compliant, and efficient mining operations, enhancing overall operational governance.

Continuous Workforce Training and Safety Governance

The recognition also underscores OMC’s commitment to comprehensive workforce training, upgrading safety infrastructure, and promoting a secure and sustainable mining environment. By investing in human resources and advanced safety practices, OMC aims to set industry benchmarks in mining safety management.

About Odisha Mining Corporation (OMC)

Odisha Mining Corporation is a state-owned mining company dedicated to the exploration, extraction, and processing of mineral resources in Odisha. OMC plays a crucial role in contributing to the state’s economic growth, while prioritizing safety, environmental sustainability, and community welfare.

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