GEM Engserv Pvt. Ltd is an ISO 9001:2015 certified organization, certified by TUV India in accreditation with National Accreditation Board for Certification Bodies (NABCB).
An HSE Plan is a dynamic document customized for each construction project, detailing how safety objectives will be achieved and adapting to evolving conditions. This differs from an HSE Manual, which provides company-wide technical standards.
The Indian Construction Industry faces a critical shortage of competent safety professionals, leading to frequent job changes and disrupted safety initiatives. To address this gap, the Safety Professional Incubation Center (SPIC) has launched structured empowerment programs to train and certify safety supervisors, officers, and managers.
India's construction industry urgently needs 1.278 million safety professionals to protect its 71 million workforce from alarming fatality rates. The newly launched Safety Professional Incubation Center addresses this critical gap through specialized training programs starting August 2025.
Real estate developers are increasingly exploring tunnel formwork for faster construction, but its effectiveness depends on repetitive building designs, skilled workforce availability, and whether the 15-20% cost premium justifies the speed benefits
Temporary staffing in construction has been transformed from "body shopping" to a
"strategic workforce solution" that provides flexibility, faster mobilization, and access to specialized talent while creating meaningful employment opportunities.
Construction Quality Management Maturity Model: A framework defining six levels of quality management systems in construction, detailing how parameters like material inspections, quality audits, snagging protocols, and documentation impact final product quality in real estate projects.
Construction sites can effectively prevent electrical accidents through essential control measures including proper insulation of live wires, strategic cable routing, and installation of protection devices like MCBs and ELCBs. Regular inspections, worker training, and the use of appropriate PPE are equally crucial in maintaining a robust electrical safety system that protects both workers and property.