ANNUAL CTD INDIA HR NEWSLETTER

EMPLOYEE ANNUAL NEWSLETTER (Inspectorate Griffith India In-house Newsletter 2021) Inside the Issue • From the Director’s Desk • Forward Way Forward • From HR Desk • Down the memory lane • Milestones • Substantiating green claims • Key to Success • Time for celebration • Hall of Fame—Helping people in need • Awards and Recognitions • Safety Excellence • Safety at workplace • IGI Talents • Our shining stars • Did you know? • Tickling the funny bones

EMPLOYEE ANNUAL NEWSLETTER (Inspectorate Griffith India In-house Newsletter 2021) From the Director’s Desk “Dear colleagues, As 2021 draws to a close, we have successfully emerged stronger than the pandemic personally and professionally. Our business performance has continued to be resilient in the face of unique challenges besides covid, like the cyberattack, slowdown in China, a sluggish economy. This is all due to your relentless commitment to your clients, perseverance in good job execution, excellent client relations and focus in business growth. You have also maintained a good safety and client satisfaction record through the year. Kudos to each and everyone of you. As we enter 2022, the challenges will only get tougher but then “when the going gets tough, the tough get going! So let’s welcome the new year with hope and cheer! “ wish you a safer happier and prosperous new year!” Mr Shantanu Chitgopkar

From Business Head Desk EMPLOYEE ANNUAL NEWSLETTER Dr. Tarit Kumar Bhattacharya. (Inspectorate Griffith India In-house Newsletter 2021) Forward..Way Forward… Familiarize ourselves with all lessons we learnt in the days we have passed Frame the mind not to repeat the mistakes we have done Forget every such occasions which are painful Forgive all odds which has happened at past. Feel the problems of every individual and try your best to support Find all your team-members are healthy and safe at their locations Fabricate and implement new innovative ideas at your workplace Facilitate all to make them comfortable at all occasions Fetch all together on the same platform to form a firm team Flourish towards the zenith of success and pinnacle of glory. Fuel up your flight, fasten your seatbelts and embark on a long journey ahead…………

EMPLOYEE ANNUAL NEWSLETTER (Inspectorate Griffith India In-house Newsletter 2021) From HR Desk Before we turn the last page of 2021 and open a new chapter of 2022, lets take time to look back once to thank those who have crossed our paths and left us with good memories , to those events or situations which might be Ms. Nibedita Mondal sad or bitter but left us with immense experience to sail over any waves in life. Now we are skilled sailors  For the last two years, we have seen our employees, across India, working in Field, Vessels, Ports, Rakes, Laboratories, doing sampling, Inspections, testings’ during those toughest times of Covid-19. We have also seen our employees who came out of their comfort zone and extended their full support in helping other employees, who were affected by Covid-19, in getting medicines, hospital support and many more. A big salute to them. Our organization is loaded with such good human beings. I take this opportunity to THANK each one for extending their support and kept the organization moving and growing with their Human Touch. Sometimes Growth requires being uncomfortable only to unlock the real growth and potential (Frank Levesque) Years will come and go, goals will keep on changing but one thing that the last two years have taught us is to keep our Mental and Physical health on Priority. Only when we take care of our Health, we can achieve any goals, be it Professional or Personal. STAY FIT, BE HAPPY & HEALTHY!!! BEST WISHES FOR 2022.

Ms.Sagar Sarkar EMPLOYEE ANNUAL NEWSLETTER Kolkata Completed 22 years (Inspectorate Griffith India In-house Newsletter 2021) Down The Memory Lane “Can you join from tomorrow?” Going down the memory lane to my interview day at IGI, I can still feel that moment when my heart leaped with joy on hearing this from one of the interviewers. With a prior work experience of just two months and shaky on my 1st day at this organization, it’s been quite a memorable journey of over two decades. Finally, when it comes to penning down my thoughts, plenty of images framed in nostalgia are constantly flitting across my mind. Without extensive support and cooperative advice from my seniors & fellow colleagues, I would not have succeeded in accomplishing any feat, whatsoever, that shaped the present- me. They are the ones who stayed beside me through thick & thin. Apart from professional relation, there exists a personal bonding as well – a bond that stood the test of time and enabled me to share any problem of mine. Such an open-minded organisation is IGI – nourishing & nurturing its every employee. I feel proud indeed to be a member of this wonderful family.

EMPLOYEE ANNUAL NEWSLETTER (Inspectorate Griffith India In-house Newsletter 2021) Mile Stones Mr. Jagadish Mondal. Mr.Anindita Mitra (Dutta) Mr.Arindam Roy Chowdhury. Mr.Kanchan Hazra. Completed 26 years. Completed 20 years. Completed 20years. Completed 20 years. Kolkata Kolkata. Dhanbad. Dhanbad

EMPLOYEE ANNUAL NEWSLETTER (Inspectorate Griffith India In-house Newsletter 2021) Substantiating green claims in the age The testing, inspection and certification (TIC) sector is contributing to a of greenwashing concerted effort against greenwashing and the fabrication of sustainability credentials by championing conformity assessment Greenwashing is also called “green-sheen” is a market spin, a process of across sectors, according to a landmark report commissioned by the conveying a false impression or providing misleading information about global trade federation, TIC Council. how a company's products are more environmentally sound. Greenwashing is considered an unsubstantiated claim to deceive The study shows that testing a product’s environmental performance consumers into believing that a company's products are environmentally against existing ISO standards enables customers to verify on an friendly. ongoing basis claims by suppliers that they meet globally recognised sustainability standards. It demonstrates that TIC service providers support the growth of the circular economy and contribute to sustainable supply chains by offering the certification of environmentally safe building materials and other products.

EMPLOYEE ANNUAL NEWSLETTER (Inspectorate Griffith India In-house Newsletter 2021) Key to Success 1.Clear Focus on one topic or goal at a time. Objective should be clear . 2.Considerate Take the audience into consideration, i.e stepping into the shoes of others”. 3.Concrete 4.Correct 5.Concise 6.Complete 7.Corteous Be clear and specific It implies the message is Include only relevant Include all the facts. Positive, Focus, Polite rather than general. exact, correct and well material. Get to the Leaves no question in and Respectful. It has less chance of timed. Accuracy of facts, point. Stick to the the mind of the getting correct grammar. purpose of the audience. misinterpreted. message.

EMPLOYEE ANNUAL NEWSLETTER (Inspectorate Griffith India In-house Newsletter 2021) Time for Celebration-Women’s day, Diwali & Christmas in our Offices

EMPLOYEE ANNUAL NEWSLETTER (Inspectorate Griffith India In-house Newsletter 2021) Hall of Fame—Small effort for those in need One day in Karuna Vihar Kanya Sadan Orphanage for Girls. Gandhidham Dated: 11.12.2021

EMPLOYEE ANNUAL NEWSLETTER (Inspectorate Griffith India In-house Newsletter 2021) Award for SHELL EXCELLENCE LEAGUE Q3 2021 WINNERS REWARDS/AWARDS OF Mangalore & Chennai Location. Mr. Girish : Winner (Mangalore) Mr. Sandesh J Douza (Mangalore) Mr.J.Lakshmanan(Chennai) Mr.R Madhan Kumar (Chennai)

EMPLOYEE ANNUAL NEWSLETTER (Inspectorate Griffith India In-house Newsletter 2021) Operational & Safety Excellence by our Chennai and Mumbai Team

EMPLOYEE ANNUAL NEWSLETTER (Inspectorate Griffith India In-house Newsletter 2021) Safety at Workplace

EMPLOYEE ANNUAL NEWSLETTER (Inspectorate Griffith India In-house Newsletter 2021) Safety at Workplace

EMPLOYEE ANNUAL NEWSLETTER (Inspectorate Griffith India In-house Newsletter 2021) Ms.Diksha Morwal - (Mumbai) Ms.Sweta Barrack - (Kolkata)

EMPLOYEE ANNUAL NEWSLETTER (Inspectorate Griffith India In-house Newsletter 2021) Ms.Anamika Kumar. QMC Kolkata Ms. Sagar Sarkar. Operations M&M(coal)

EMPLOYEE ANNUAL NEWSLETTER (Inspectorate Griffith India In-house Newsletter 2021) Ms. Laily Dutta HR Kolkata

EMPLOYEE ANNUAL NEWSLETTER (Inspectorate Griffith India In-house Newsletter 2021) Ms. Olivia Mukherjee M&M Kolkata

EMPLOYEE ANNUAL NEWSLETTER (Inspectorate Griffith India In-house Newsletter 2021)

EMPLOYEE ANNUAL NEWSLETTER (Inspectorate Griffith India In-house Newsletter 2021) Baby Adrit Mondal Age : Three (3) months , Male Parent’s name : Buddhadeb Mondal & Rituparna Mondal.(Bhubaneshwar) Dance on Maneke Baby Manpreet Singh. Daughter of Manish Singh-Kolkata

EMPLOYEE ANNUAL NEWSLETTER (Inspectorate Griffith India In-house Newsletter 2021) GARBA Dance Dance on Jugnu Song. Miss Sijal Rathod Age 2.5 Miss Davisha Morwal Age 5 years Daughter of Diksha Morwal Mumbai Daughter of Pooja Rathod - Mumbai Branch Branch

EMPLOYEE ANNUAL NEWSLETTER (Inspectorate Griffith India In-house Newsletter 2021) Academic Excellence Miss Antra Chatterjee Daughter of Shasankha Shekhar Chatterjee Dhanbad Branch Scored 96.40% in ICSE Painting and Sketches Master Samadarshi Mallik Age : 9 yrs Male Parent’s Name : Shyamal Kumar Mallik & Suradipa Mallik Bhubaneshwar

EMPLOYEE ANNUAL NEWSLETTER (Inspectorate Griffith India In-house Newsletter 2021) Yoga Poses and Planting Creative Art Miss Genesis Carvalho. Age-4 years Miss Swara Salvi 7 Years Old .Daughter of Pravin Salvi Daughter of Riyana Carvalho. Mumbai Mumbai

EMPLOYEE ANNUAL NEWSLETTER (Inspectorate Griffith India In-house Newsletter 2021) Chess Winner Master Saraowato Dey (06 years old). Son of Ritesh Dey. Kolkata He ranked 5th in all Bengal chess tournament under 10 years age (5th MCA ALL BENGAL AGE GROUP CHESS TOURNAMENT) was held on 02nd October, 2021 ).

EMPLOYEE ANNUAL NEWSLETTER (Inspectorate Griffith India In-house Newsletter 2021) Calligraphy Art Miss Zaara Nizam Age – 16 Years Daughter of Mohammad Nizamuddin CTD Coal-Kolkata

EMPLOYEE ANNUAL NEWSLETTER (Inspectorate Griffith India In-house Newsletter 2021) Pen Sketches Bridal Makeup & Designing Miss Chandrama Dey. Age-15 yrs. Daughter of Ms Trina Dey. Age- 25 years Nandini Ray Dey HR Kolkata. Daughter of Soma Dey. Kolkata

EMPLOYEE ANNUAL NEWSLETTER (Inspectorate Griffith India In-house Newsletter 2021) Sketches Sketches Master G.R Kishore Thangavel. Age-9 years. Son of G.R Sanjna shree. Age-11 years. daughter of Mr. V Ganesh Mr.V Ganesh. Chennai Chennai

EMPLOYEE ANNUAL NEWSLETTER (Inspectorate Griffith India In-house Newsletter 2021) Mr Ahan Bose. Age-10 yrs. Son of Sarmila Das, Kolkata.

EMPLOYEE ANNUAL NEWSLETTER (Inspectorate Griffith India In-house Newsletter 2021) My heart goes on… Song & Craft Miss Ishra Saha. Age-6 years Miss Sridatri Dhara. Age-14 years Daughter of Laily Dutta. HR, Kolkata Daughter of Surajit Dhara HSE, Kolkata

EMPLOYEE ANNUAL NEWSLETTER (Inspectorate Griffith India In-house Newsletter 2021) Miss Priyasha Purkayastha (B.E in EEE) Daughter of Purnendu Purkayastha Accounts-GOA

EMPLOYEE ANNUAL NEWSLETTER (Inspectorate Griffith India In-house Newsletter 2021) Did You Know?? 1.There is no any “National Language” in India. There is no any language as “language of National Importance”. There are total 22 ‘scheduled languages’ as listed under constitution of India. 2. During elections, the Election Commission of India (ECI) sets up a polling booth 70 kilometers inside the dense forest of Gir sanctuary for just one citizen. Polling officers travel 70 kilometres inside the Gir Forest in Gujarat, to set up the voting booth for that one Voter. Inclusion, as they say!!! 3. India has the current tallest statue in the world- Statue of Unity, Gujrat Measuring 600ft (182m) in height. 4. There’s a floating post office in India-Located in Dal Lake, Srinagar. 5. The Oldest Zoo In The Country-Alipore Zoo, Kolkata since 1875. 6. Asia's largest planetarium known as Birla Planetarium, Kolkata .Inaugurated on 2nd July 1963 by the then Prime Minister of India, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru. 7. If you voluntarily and in good faith render emergency medical or non-medical care or assistance or transport such victim to the hospital within the golden hours (crucial time to save a life), you can receive a cash reward as well as a “Good Samaritan” Certificate from the union Ministry of Road Transport and Highways. Read here for the detail procedure: https://morth.nic.in/good-samaritan Birla Planetarium Alipore Zoo in 1875 Floating post office Statue of Unity

EMPLOYEE ANNUAL NEWSLETTER (Inspectorate Griffith India In-house Newsletter 2021) Funny Bones Interviewer: Tumko Excel aata h? Me: No Sir, Mujhe L aata h, XL thooda loose rehta hain

Wish you all a Happy New Year 2022