As global industries evolve, creating a lot of job opportunities, a serious issue has been persisting in terms of labour safety. According to the International Labour Organization (ILO) every year, 2.3 million people face accidents or illnesses at work, reporting over 6000 lives lost daily globally. These staggering numbers prove that industrial safety is a big deal. Governments worldwide, especially in the US, Europe, and Asia-Pacific, are making strict rules. Zooming into India’s condition, The Ministry of Labour and Employment and the National Institute of Disaster Management is now making more efforts to improve occupational safety and health (OSH) performance.
Contributing to this progress, Savira Systek provides top-notch technology services and solutions for business growth that prioritize safety, quality, and reliability in manufacturing industries in the field of material Handling, Logistics area and Hazardous/clean room application area. From project inception to completion, its dedicated team offers diligent support, optimizing processes, enhancing warehouse efficiency, and automating operations to empower organizations to overcome challenges and achieve their goals in industrial safety.
Founded in 2019, Savira has been successfully navigating challenges in the Indian market, transforming the safety mindset and delivering cutting-edge solutions to clients globally.
The management understands that the Indian market lags in safety orientation, especially when compared to multinational corporations from Europe and the United States. While these MNCs focus on employee safety, there exists ignorance that Savira, as an organization, has actively sought to bridge over its three to four years in the market. The company has been addressing safety concerns for pedestrians, motorized equipment, forklifts, and machines, offering solutions that align with global safety standards. “Educating clients and providing meticulous consulting have been pivotal in overcoming the initial resistance and fostering a culture of safety”, remarks Santosh Thorat, Director.
Innovative Solutions: Balancing Safety & Productivity
One of the significant pain points in the industry has been the perceived trade-off between safety and productivity. Many clients hesitated to adopt new safety protocols that could potentially hinder their operational efficiency. However, Savira has strategically partnered with leading international companies like A-SAFE (UK) & SOLAN (Israel) to offer state-of-the-art safety solutions that seamlessly integrate with existing processes.
Savira Systek takes pride in offering tailored solutions that blend international best practices with Indian requirements
The adoption of global safety standards, including the PAS 13 protocol, has allowed Savira to provide clients with unparalleled safety without compromising productivity. “By staying aligned with the latest trends and technologies, such as safety Barriers for Pedestrians and assets; safety Lighting and signalling systems for MHE and Pedestrians to avoid major accidents on workplaces, we ensure that clients receive not only end-to-end safety solutions but enhance their overall operational efficiency”, he shares.
The Bright Side & Big Goals
Savira Systek's USP lies in its experienced team, boasting a collective expertise of 15 years in material handling warehousing solutions. This team not only understands the global standards but also the nuances of the Indian market and work culture.
Looking ahead, the company envisions a future focused on material handling excellence. The company plans to introduce innovative products like Grues Treuil from global partners, offering EOT cranes and Chain hoisting solutions with enhanced safety standards. With a strategic focus on material handling safety solutions, Savira aims to set new benchmarks in the Indian market over the next decade. Through its commitment to excellence, client-centric approach, and strategic partnerships, the company is all set to shape the future of industrial safety in India and beyond.
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