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Design & Development of Officers and Staff Uniforms for CGM Officers

2017COMMISSIONER OF GEOLOGY & MININGINDUSTRIES AND MINES DEPARTMENT

GOVERNMENT OF GUJARAT

Designed and Developed by National Institute of Design, PG Campus, Gandhinagar

Copyright 2017 by National Institute of Design and Commissioner of Geology and Mining, Government of Gujarat.All rights reserved. This document or any portion thereof not to be reproduced or used in any manner whatsoever without express written permission of the publisher except for use of brief quotation in a book review.

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Contents

Acknowledgments 7

Introduction 9 National Institute of Design, Integrated Design Services

Design Brief by CGM

Scope of Project

Design Objectives

Design Team

Project Methodology 13 Methodology

Timeline

Deliverables

Research & Study 15 About Commissioner of Geology and Mining

Roles & Responsibilities of Officers

Tools & Equipments used by CGM Officers

Study of weather conditions of Gujarat

Motion Study, Identification of Problem & Stress Points 20 Ergonomic Study

OSHA standards for working conditions

Occupational hazards for CGM Officers

Problem Statements

Study of Gujarat Police Uniform for Benchmarking

Design Directions

Concept Presentation 29 Proposed design concept

Client Feedback 37

Final Uniform Design 39 Final Design of Uniform with Accessories

Body Measurement Method

Final Officer Uniform’s Shirt Design - Male & Female

Lab Officer Uniform’s Shirt Design - Male & Female

Garment Measurement Method - Shirt

Shirt Construction Patterns

Field & Lab Officer Uniform’s Trouser Design - Male & Female

Garment Measurement Method - Trouser

Trouser Construction Patterns

Prototype Development and Testing

Material Specification

Uniform Winter Wear & Rain Wear

Headgear

Footwear

Insignia Specification

Accessories

Vendor Details

Conclusion 107

References 109

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Acknowledgments

We would like to express our gratitude to the Commissioner of Geology and Mining Shri. Roopwant Singh, IAS for placing his confidence and providing this opportunity design the first set of uniforms for CGM Officers. We express our gratitude to the officers and staff who facilitated the visits to various mining sites, exploration site and other facilities of CGM with a proactive attitude and praiseworthy hospitality. We wish to thank all the officers from CGM who helped the design team promptly at every stage of the project:Shri. Roopwant Singh, IAS, Commissioner, CGM for his vision and valuable feedbacks.Mr. Deepak Shukla, Addl. Director FS, CGM for coordinating the project at client end.Mr. Sanjay Dave, Geologist, CGM to have arranged and coordinated the visit to Mineral Lab.Mr. M. R. Vala, Geologist, CGM, Ms. Sunita Arora, Dy. Director (FS), Mr. N. A. Patel, Asst. Geologist, CGM, Ms. Parnavi Prajapati, Royalty Inspector, CGM to voluntarily be the models for prototype testing of the uniform.

A special mention of the patience shown by the commissioner and the CGM officers during the course of the project. A gracious thanks to everyone who had contributed to the project and its documentation, without this support and contribution it would not have been successful.

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The National Institute of Design (NID), Ahmedabad, was set up in 1961 by the Government of India under the Ministry of Commerce and Industry’s Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion as an autonomous national institution for design education, training, service and research. NID has gained international recognition as one of the foremost institutions in the field of design and as a catalyst for design in Indian industry. NID is also recognized as a scientific and industrial research organization by the Department of Science & Technology, Government of India. The Institute’s graduates are active in all sectors of the economy and many have distinguished themselves in diverse fields such as textiles, product design, craft design and promotion, advertising, developmental communication and education. NID was declared as an Institute of National Importance by an act of Parliament in the year 2014.

Client servicing is an integral part of NID’s activity. Through Integrated Design Services (IDS), it caters to client projects. NID undertakes consultancy projects and professionally delivers design solutions in various areas of design domains ranging from Industrial Design, Communication Design, Textile/Apparel/Lifestyle Accessories Design and IT-Integrated Design. The projects are undertaken by faculty mainly to bring market

INTRODUCTIONNational Institute of Design: Integrated Design Services

realities to the design studios of NID in a multidisciplinary environment for the benefit of clients. Projects in line with NID’s areas of expertise are carefully chosen, so that the institute can provide state-of-the-art design solutions to prospective clients. Generally enquiries are preceded by a brief and scope-of-work document mutually setup by the client and NID faculty, followed by a project proposal. Design intervention is carried out in various stages which involve concept development, design development, prototyping, etc.Shri Roopwant Singh, IAS, Commissioner of Geology and Mining (CGM), Gujarat State, approached NID Ahmedabad with a request to design Uniforms for the Officers and Staff of CGM. Followed by the visit of Shri Roopwant Singh, IAS along with officers of the CGM in February 2017 and had a detailed discussion with the NID faculty members to initiate the project.

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Commissioner of Geology and Mining, Government of Gujarat | Integrated Design Services, National Institute of Design

The broad outline of the brief was “To Design Uniforms for Officers of The Commissioner of Geology and Mining (CGM)”. The specific categories to be covered were uniforms for below specified personnel. a. Sr. Geologists b. Geologists c. Royalty Officers d. Mine Supervisors e. Flying Squad

The design brief was later modified to designing the uniform for two broad categories as: a. Field Officers b. Lab OfficersWithin the above categories hierarchy of ranks were to be defined by varying insignias for each rank.

Few points suggested by the client to be considered were:• The uniform had to be designed for CGM field officers and lab officer

• The designed uniforms had to be in Khakhi and broadly on the pattern followed by RTO, Excise & Police Force in Gujarat supporting the identity, authority, legacy and publicity of CGM Department of Gujarat also considering Indian rural as well as urban locations as work space involving important geographical factor and weather conditions.

• The preference of fabrics had to be considered for repeated use, change cycle and the ease of maintenance and colors should be considered for work environment, communication and projection of an authoritative figure as well as washing and wear out issues.

• Accessories like belts, headgears, shoes, badges etc. had to be considered as a part of the uniform. However, there was an option to

source ready options instead of developing them. Arm patches/badges as followed by Gujarat Police and the same were to be derived from CGM logo.

• The shoes had to be black leather shoes but comfortable i.e. for diverse duties and long working hours. Inventories available with vendors could also be suggested for use.

• The belt had to be black but of a comfortable and current material i.e. not leather.

• A similar exercise had to be undertaken for P-Caps/ Berets for the officers.

• A commendation disc/medal was to be designed for outstanding work in the pattern of Central Police Organizations/ Army.

• Uniformity across all the hierarchy had to be maintained in harmony within the department relevant to field duty. The stars & stripes for officers and staff had be on comparable pay scales with these organizations only. For stripes, the RTO/Excise pattern of Red & Blue was to be followed.

• Holistically, the uniform had to represent and reflect a balance of openness to interaction, control and authority with ease of use.

• Graphic application of logo, colors and material application was be considered to make CGM personnel’s identity and image distinct, strong and recognizable from a distance.

Design Brief by CGM

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The scope of work for NID was to design a set of uniform for field and lab officers of CGM considering the given categories and design aspects with due consideration of points mentioned under the design brief.

• To understand the need of work wear uniform for officers of CGM with context to their work environment and the duties performed by them.

• To understand the vision, mission and ideologies of CGM.

• To research the need of uniform from the point of view of various stake holders such as the personnel/ wearer, respective company and the manufacturers.

• To study the work requirements specific to the wearer’s profile and their work environment.

• To study the market trends and existing work wear and materials use addressing similar needs. To study the new age textile and materials that may be suitable for the specific uniform design or requirements.

• To ideate and design uniforms for specified categories of officers.

• To meet the perceived image, aesthetic and functional requirements of users and stakeholders by exploring silhouettes, colors, details, surfaces, textures, value addition techniques and finishes.

Scope of ProjectThe design team consisted of members from NID and CGM in various capacities in designing the uniform.Design team members from NID: 1. Ms Krishna Amin-Patel, Project Head, Dean PG Campus 2. Mr Nalin Kumar, Team Member, Faculty Apparel Design

The Project was initiated by Shri Roopwant Singh, Commissioner CGM and Mr Deepak Shukla, Addl. Director Flying Squad CGM was assigned the responsibility of coordinating the project from client end.

Design Team

Design Objectives

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PROJECT METHODOLOGY AND TIMELINE

Phase I - Research & Analysis4 Weeks

Phase I - Research & Analysis:Research and Analysis Report of the Categories, Hierarchy of Workplace, Environment, Activities, etc. and the Design Directions

Phase II - Design DevelopmentPresentation of two concept options for all sets of uniforms including: 1. Female Officer a. A set of Everyday Outfit/Ensemble considering day/ night use b. An Over-Garment for Winter c. Rain Wear 2. Male Officer a. A set of Everyday Outfit/ Ensemble considering day/ night use b. An Over-Garment for Winter c. Rain Wear 3. Accessories & Rank Identification (For both Male & Female) a. Stars and Stripes b. Arm Patch/ Badges c. Shoes/Footwear d. Belt e. Head Gear 4. Recommendation of other accessories for safety of officers a. Safety Hat and Glasses b. High Visibility Vest c. Whistle d. LED Torch light e. Dust Mask 5. Project Document a. Theme b. Color Board c. Concept & details for application of graphic elements d. Specification sheet with flat drawings of designs

Phase II - Design Development 4 Weeks

Secondary Research

Site VisitUser Interview

Market Study

Prototyping

Ideation Conceptualization

Phase II - Design & Development4 Weeks

Phase II - Design Development 4 Weeks

Secondary Research

Site VisitUser Interview

Market Study

Prototyping

Ideation Conceptualization

The project was planned to be executed in two phases, four weeks each. The first phase of the project was dedicated to understanding the client, users and market trends by various methods of research and study. Further to observations from secondary and primary research a set of problem statement was drawn which led to formulation of design directions with further study and uniform benchmarking. In the second phase of project activities on conceptualizing of designs were undertaken and executed. This was further revised based on feedback from client in meetings and test fit try on sessions. Subsequently the designs were finalized after multiple refinements and the uniform set as per final designs were developed for each category of CGM officers.

DeliverablesMethodology

Timeline

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The Commissioner of Geology and Mining works under the Industries and Mines Department Government of Gujarat. The officers and staff of CGM are spread across the state. It comprises a core team of Commissioner, Sr. Geologist, Geologist, Administrator, Chemists in the Chemical Laboratory etc., stationed at their head office in Gandhinagar as well as officers and staff working at various designations posted in the district close to exploration or excavation sites.

Commissioner (IAS)

P.S. St. Gr-II P.S. St. Gr-I

Account Officer

Accountant

Chief Chemist

Sr. Chemist

Chemist

Analysis Chemist

Sr. Che Assistant

Chemist Assistant

Sr. Lab Assistant

Lab Assistant

Care Taker

Electrician

Lab Attendant

Ferro MachineOperator

Ferro Printer/Section Cutter

Section Grinder

StoreKeeper

Store Supt.

Statistics Officer

Res.Assistant

Junior Clerk/C.C.T / Typist

Deputy Director(Admin)

AdditionalDirector (Dev)

AdditionalDirector (Tec)

Admin Officer

Officer

Head Clerk

Sr. Clerk

Driver

Hawaldar

Naik/ Hamal

Mines Guard/Peon/ Watchman

Additional Director (FS)

Deputy Director (FS)

Assistant Director

RoyaltyInspector

Mines Supervisor

Sr. Geologist

Geologist

Asst. Geologist

Librarian

Surveyor

Sr. Surveyor

Sr. Draftsman

Draftsman

Tracer

Sr. Driller

Driller

Asst. Driller

Rigman

About Commissioner of Geology and Mining

RESEARCH & STUDY

Organization chart of Commissioner of Geology and Mining[1]

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Mining activities are undertaken at various places of Gujarat by CGM, such as Amreli, Aravalli, Banaskantha, Bharuch, Bhavnagar, Chhota Udepur, Devbhumi Dwarka, Gir Somnath, Jamnagar , Junagadh, Kachchh, Kheda, Mehsana, Morbi, Panchmahal, Patan, Porbandar, Rajkot, Sabarkantha , Surat, Surendranagar. The minerals that are mined and their respective mines regulated are as below, categorized as Major and Minor minerals based on usage.[2]

Major minerals:Limestone, Bauxite, Manganese-ore and Perlite.

Minor Minerals:Blacktrap, Bentonite, Marble, Granite, Ordinary Sand, Building Limestone, Sandstone, Quartzite, Murram, Agate, Ball Clay, China Clay, White Clay, Fire Clay, Silica Sand, Calk, Dolomite, Laterite, Calcite and Quartz.

The scale of mining activities in Gujarat can be assessed from overall mine bearing area i.e. 1,27,000 sq km, which is 60% overall area of the state. Currently the area under mining concession is 530.31 sq km. A total of 7621 mines are leased out by CGM. This array of activities are coordinated and controlled by the CGM with a strength of 378 (as of June 2016) officers and staff against sanctioned strength of 867.The main functions of Commissioner of Geology and Mining categorically as an organization are [3]:

• Search and Exploration of Mineral wealth of the State by adopting state-of-the-art exploration techniques.

• Mineral Administration with conservation and preservation.

• Increase State’s mineral revenue through higher production of minerals & their sustainable development framework.

• Encourage value addition of minerals usage through promotion of mineral based industries in the State.

• Prevention of illegal mining activities.

Search and Exploration Conservation and Preservation

Sustainable Development Promote Mining Industry & Minerals

Prevent Illegal Mining

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Roles & Responsibilities of OfficersOn study of the working of CGM Field Officers it was observed that their work routine involves extensive field work followed by presence at the office and involves meeting officials from the government organizations as well.

Survey & Explorationa. Pre-detailed surveyb. Detailed surveyc. Survey drilling

i. Mappingii. Samplingiii. Supervision of drilling

Officers involved - Sr. Geologist, Geologist, Asst. Geologist, Surveyor

Supervision & Regulationa. Site surveyb. Volumetric stock measurementc. Record verificationOfficers involved - Sr. Geologist, Geologist, Asst. Geologist, Royalty Officer, Mine Supervisor, Surveyor

Surprise RaidsSudden unannounced visit to a site conducted by flying squad to curb any illegal mining activity.Officers involved - Addl. Director (FS), Royalty Inspector, Mine Supervisor, Surveyor.

Working in field

Meeting government officials

Working in office

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Field officers when on site carry along with them tools which equip them to discharge their assigned duties as mineral explorers, regulators and con-trollers. The tools observed during field visit and as conveyed in interview by the officers are listed below.

Tools & Equipments used by CGM Officers

MOBILE PHONE CAMERA WATER BOTTLE

GPS MEASURING TAPE ENTRY FORMATS (AS PROVIDED BY GOVT.)

GEOLOGICAL HAMMER

MAGNIFYING LENS ACID BOTTLE

HAVOR SACK

TOTAL STATION

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14˚C - 38˚C

11.5˚C - 43˚C

12˚C - 48˚C(min may go upto 2˚C)

12˚C - 48˚C

Study of Weather Conditions of Gujarat

The State of Gujarat lies on the western coast of India having longest coast line amongst all states of India. Spread across 1,96,024 sq km it has a coast line of 1,663 km. Five types of landform are found here namely alluvial plains, hilly areas, highlands, desert areas and coastline areas, divided politically into 33 districts.The State falls in the subtropical climate zone and experiences sub-humid climate in southern Gujarat (South of River Narmada), moderately humid climate in central Gujarat (between Narmada and Sabarmati rivers), humid and sultry climate in the coastal region (south facing coastal region of Saurashtra), dry climate in regions of central Gujarat (north of Ahmedabad and part of central Saurashtra) and arid and semi-arid climate in north Gujarat and Kutch [5].

TemperatureThe average temperature varies across the State. The summer temperature varies between 25°C and 48°C while the winter temperature ranges between 12°C and 35°C. At some places like Kutch facing semi arid climate the temperature tends to go below 10°C as well.On an average May gets the warmest days and the coldest time of year is January.

PrecipitationThe average annual rainfall over the State varies widely from 300 mm in the Western half of Kutch to 2,100 mm in the Southern part of Valsad district and the Dangs. The monsoon usually commences by the middle of June and withdraws by the end of September, with about 95 per cent of the total annual rainfall being received during these months. Rainfall increases towards the eastern and the southern parts of the State.

Findings of on Field Working Conditions As a part of the research and study field visit was conducted by the project team at the work places of CGM officers, those being:1. CGM Office, Udyog Bhavan, Gandhinagar2. Mineral Laboratory, Raisan, Gandhinagar3. Limestone Mining Site, Veraval4. Blacktrap Mining & Stocking Site, Sabarkantha5. Sand Stocking & Mining Site, Gandhinagar6. Exploration Site, MangrolThe motive of visit was to observe the work process, body motion during activities and working conditions. Observations from visit and analysis of activities, working conditions and areas of concern have been further discussed.

Map of Gujarat mapping mineral rich regions and the respective temperature range [4]

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CGM Office & Mineral Laboratory, GandhinagarObservations from CGM office and mineral lab:1. CGM office was located on the 7th floor with access by lift and

staircase.

2. It has a formal ambiance of a government organization.

3. The officers are provided with working table and revolving chair, higher officials are allocated with separate chamber and other officers and staff shared common area.

4. There is ample amount of light but a higher amount of artificial light (fluorescent tubes) is present as compared to day light.

5. Mineral lab is a newly constructed building with three floors.

6. The lighting is ample with a good mix of daylight and artificial lights being used in certain confined areas.

7. Officers are provided with work stations and mineral testing areas had dedicated seating facility at each station.

8. No strenuous physical activity or motion was detected in the office or lab.

9. Mineral testing areas in lab require the user to use personal protective equipments to be safe from any chemical hazard.

MOTION STUDY, IDENTIFICATION OF PROBLEM & STRESS POINTS

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CGM Office, Udyog Bahavan, Gandhinagar

1. Common area for seating of staff at CGM office.2. Office of Mr. Deepak Shukla, Addl. Director FS, CGM.3. Office of Mr. Sanjay Dave, Geologist, CGM.

Mineral Laboratory CGM, Raisan, Gandhinagar

1. Mineral sample storage facility at mineral laboratory, CGM.2. Minerals Chemical testing facility at mineral laboratory, CGM.3. Workstation for lab officers at mineral laboratory, CGM.

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Limestone Mining Site, VeravalObservations from limestone mining site:1. Limestone site had a rocky terrain with multiple hillocks, making the

approach to site difficult.

2. The land on site was either covered with a layer of loose, dry and fine sand letting the foot immerse as well as slip, making it difficult to walk.

3. Excavations were deep below ground level and a ramp was made for inside approach for surveying.

4. Mining work was extremely noisy due to cutting of lime stones on site by machines with metal blade cutters.

5. The cutting activity even produced a lot of fine dust which was very difficult to avoid.

6. Surveying was done manually as well as using a total station machine. Manual surveying involved climbing up and down the hill with strenuous motion of leg straining knee and hip joint, whereas using

total station machine required long distance walking in rocky terrain.7. Being close to coastal region the site was quite hot and humid causing

profuse perspiration.

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Limestone Mining Site, Veraval

1. Setting up of total station machine for site survey.2. Ascending a pile of mineral for volumetric measurement, showing strain on leg

and hip region.3. Dusty approach to mine area preventing strong foot hold, showing strain in

treading.4. Depth of excavated mine and ramp to site approach.5. Mining of lime stone by layer wise cutting, building up of mineral dust.6. Built up mineral dust affecting breathing and reduced visibility.

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Blacktrap Mining & Stocking Site, SabarkanthaObservations from blacktrap mining & stocking site:1. Approach to the blacktrap mine was hilly and extremely dusty, such

that after reaching the site it was advisable to get down from closed car only after some time, allowing the dust to settle down.

2. The dust had soiling effect on the garment and made it difficult to breathe conveniently for initial phase after approach.

3. It was an open cast mine with deep excavation.

4. Volumetric measurement to assess the amount of excavated mineral required a total station machine and could not be done manually.

5. Walking around the mine was arduous because of sharp and uneven rocky terrain. This strained the knee and also affected the foot base in case the user was wearing a footwear with thinner sole.

6. Since the surveying was not done manually upper torso and hip region was not stressed.

7. One of the observations particular to this site was falling stones and small rocks from height walls of excavated site. In process of exploding the mine cast and chipping the mineral layer by layer vertically from ground a lot of loose stones were created, this fell down if any bird landed close to it. This posed a huge risk of head injury.

8. The approach of mine quite hot but further in depth it was relatively cooler but humid, both cases caused perspiration.

9. The stocking site was situated close to the mining site with an automated setup for in-warding the mineral, segregating it and storing it; done via conveyor system.

10. Surveying was the most crucial activity carried out here and was done manually by using measuring tape and getting volumetric measurement of conical shaped stocks of blacktrap.

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Blacktrap Mining & Stocking Site, Sabarkantha

1. Mineral dust accumulation on CGM vehicle, showing the magnitude of dust at mining site.

2. Unstable foot hold on rocky terrain of the site and chances of sharp pebble hurting foot base if wearing thin sole footwear.

3. Strained areas of body while installing total station machine.4. Stocking of blacktrap mineral at storage facility.5. Dumping of blacktrap for segregating and storage at a high ramp kicking dust.6. Strained body posture while volumetric measurement conical stock pile of

blacktrap mineral at storage site.

11. This activity required the surveyor to climb up the pile and throw one

end of measuring tape to another officer at ground level. Both the officers had to bend to take the measurement, thus straining the knee, hip and waist region and stretching the back extensively.

12. The officer climbing the pile of mineral was at a high risk of slipping due to loose and slippery pebble like structure of blacktrap. This affected his treading posture.

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Sand Mining & Stocking Site, Gandhinagar

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Sand Mine Stocking Site, Gandhinagar

1. Sand segregating and stocking site.2. Strained posture of an officer while recording data relevant data.3. Officers conducting stock assessment, showing immersing foot in loose sand.4. Strained treading posture on stock pile of sand for volumetric measurement.5. Difficult walking posture on pile of loose sand, showing stressed trouser.6. Complete immersion of foot with sleek base footwear on stock pile of sand.

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Sand Mine Stocking Site, Gandhinagar

7. Unstable walk posture and stressed posture due to tight fitted trouser.8. Regular adjustment of trouser while working.9. Unstable posture on stock pile due to loose foot hold.10. Facility for working in temporary shaded room made at a distance from sand

stocking area.11. Relatively comfortable posture of officer assessing mineral transactions of the

contractor.12. Constricted approach to the mining site with wild vegetation around making

difficult approach at night.

Observations from sand mining & stocking site:1. Approach to the stock storage was very narrow and had a cover of

wild vegetation on both sides.

2. Since the mining site was located at the dried river bed the ground was not firm, it was fine particles of loose and dry sand which caused the foot to immerse in it. It made walking slow and effort some straining the foot and knee.

3. On walking with ankle cut footwear it was observed that a lot of coarse and fine sand particles accumulated in the shoes causing piercing sensation at sole.

4. The mining area was observed to be quite humid and sand particles became air borne on occasion of any ongoing mining activity.

5. Volumetric measurement to assess the amount of excavated mineral was done manually using measuring tape and GPS tracking device. This required continuous bending causing stress at waist, hip and knee level. Daily wear garments restricted the movement of body and it was also observed that surveying officer wore very loose fitting half sleeve shit to be at ease while

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Sand Mining & Stocking Site, Gandhinagar6. Interaction with field officers also revealed an aspect of surveying such

a mining site where they need to enter bushes of wild vegetation to get to the exact spot of allocated site demarcation, this caused bruises on body, tearing of garment or at times even punctured shoe sole due to presence of thorns.

7. At the stock storage site activities involved volumetric measurement of piles of sand segregated as per their size. This required the surveyor to go around the pile and climb up as well to measure the height. Climbing the pile required substantial effort and a lot of stress on knee level. It was observed that the officer had to adjust his trouser time and again to walk on the pile of sand mineral.

8. The mining as well as stock storage was very hot and the heat and harsh daylight was observed to be radiating back from sand piles.

9. Activities involving paper work for stock verification was not observed to be straining as the lease contractor had a setup of workstation in a closed thatched roof room.

10. One of the surveying officers demonstrated the process of impounding a JCB excavator in case of raiding an illegal mining activity. Climbing up the vehicle strained the elbow, hip and knee region and obstructed by close fitted garments.

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Sand Mining Site, Gandhinagar

13. Strained lower body and stressed upper body posture of officers during volumetric measurement of mineral stock.

14. Reference for site survey and measurement at sand mining site.15. Stretched shoulder and arm position during excavation measurement.16. GPS device used by officers to position the site coordinates.17. Exposure to sand particles in occurrence of excavation during survey.18. Showing accumulated sand particles after site visit due to usage of ankle cut

footwear.

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Sand Mining Site, Gandhinagar

19. Vast expanse of mining site and unapproachable area by vehicle leading officers to walk long distance.

20. Strained walking posture due to uneven and loose sand bed ground.21. Deep impression of foot caused after waling.22. Immersion of foot due to heavier and sleek footwear.23. Strained waist and stretched back while volumetric measurement of excavated

mine area.24. Demonstration of impounding JCB excavator in case of raid during an illegal

mining activity.

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Exploration Site, MangrolObservations from exploration site:1. Approach to the exploration site was very narrow and had a cover of

wild vegetation on both sides.

2. The site was situated close to coastal region due to which the weather was very humid and mildly warm. This caused substantial perspiration.

3. Primary activities of the officers here was to survey and demarcate the land for systematic exploration, closely checking and approving the procured mineral sample from drilling to be packed and sent to mineral lab for testing.

4. These work involved activity of extensive walking and squatting.

5. Since the exploration sites are usually around farming land, it is tilled and very uneven affecting the foot hold, a regular footwear was observed to be very straining.

6. Closely observing the drilled mineral sample required sitting in squat which strained the body and any close fitted garment was observed to restrict and further strain the body.

7. Since exploration and sample procurement has no surety of getting the right sample in one go, thus the process is not time bound leaving the officers exposed to environmental elements for uncertain time.

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Exploration Site, Mangrol

1. Constricted approach to exploration site.2. Strained leg and lower body while assessing the site for exploration due to

squatting posture.3. Drilling set up for mineral exploration, operator by the contractor.4. Vast expanse of exploration site with uneven tilled land.5. Strained body posture with stretched close fitted trouser while analyzing drilled

out mineral samples by officers.6. Accumulated sample of minerals after drilling recorded, packed and prepared

to dispatch to mineral lab for testing.

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Optimization of Human Body in Environmental Temperature:OSHA in its technical manual on heat stress (relevant to mining officials) discusses operations in high heat environment and the energy spent while working in certain temperature. Observations and discussion with field officers yield certain data which have been used to relate the average work load of an officer to optimum temperature of performance.

Average energy spent by an officer in field as per calculations and standards from OSHA:Walking along - 2.0 kcal/minAdd for basal metabolism - 1.0 kcal/minTotal: - 3.0 kcal/min = 180 kcal/hr.

Categorization of work load as per OSHA:a. Light work: up to 200 kcal/hourb. Medium work: 200-350 kcal/hourc. Heavy work: 350-500 kcal/hour

Permissible heat exposure as per OSHA: Work loadWork - rest regime Light Moderate HeavyContinuous work 30.0°C 26.7°C 25.0°C75% work 25% rest each hour 30.6°C 28.0°C 25.9°C50% work 50% rest each hour 31.4°C 29.4°C 27.9°C25% work 75% rest each hour 32.2°C 31.1°C 30.0°C

Ergonomic StudyFrom the findings of observing field officers work in various mining sites it was inferred that the overall motion of body parts can be classified under two of the defined motions under ergonomic study i.e. Flexion and Extension. These motions are defined to be in the range of sagittal plane involving either anterior or posterior movements of body or limbs. The observations also cited the extremity of these motions involved in the regular working of officers. Although repeated work cycles involving such motion is not advocated but requirement of comfortable and accommodating work wear becomes of prime importance which does not restrict the necessary motion, thus reducing further strain to body parts [6].

Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) Standard for Working Conditions

Body motion in flexion and extension movement [7]

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As observed during field visit, while performing their duties on field the officers face varied adverse conditions this leaves them prone to an array of health hazards both physical as well as possibilities of acute and chronic diseases. Some of the probable risks are listed below.

Impact on head Unstable foothold

Exposure to dust

Uneven terrain/ thorns hurting

foot

Bruising due to bush/ thorns

Exposure to sun & heat

Occupational Hazards for CGM Officers

Peeling and itching eye Pain and reddening of nose Redness of skin

Chronic brain syndrome, anxiety for no reason,

forgetfulness

Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s desease

Cancer and lung disease

It can be seen that the nature of work performed by officers come under the category of light work load but the duration and span of work is more than that stated by OSHA. Also the exposure to temperature goes upto 48C which is substantially higher than stated temperature for optimum body performance.Such long term exposure to radiant heat has certain side effects on human body such as:

a. Sunburnb. Excessive perspirationc. Fatigue

Excessive perspiration in turn causes microbial growth on body thus causing body odor. This only increases by the day.Therefore it is of prime importance that the fabric opted for uniform should have properties like:

a. High moisture absorbency rateb. Anti-microbial finishc. Light weightd. High color fastness

Physical forms of occupational hazard possibilities to field officers

Acute and chronic hazard possibilities to field officersIcon Source: https://https://www.flaticon.com. Freepik

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Study of Gujarat Police Uniform for Benchmarking

Police Uniform and its Significant Elements [9]

P-Cap / Beret Capwith insignia badge

Epaulee with Rank Insignia & Cadre

Lanyard with

whistle, with loop

Shirt – Khaki color, short/ long sleeve, double pocket with flap, stand collar, classic placket

Name Tag

Belt – Leather/ web, metal buckle, 3 belt loops

Trouser – Khaki color, long, flat front, zipper fly, front straight pocket, back welt pocket

Armor & Holster

Khaki Socks

Brown leather shoes

State/ District Cadre Logo

Problem Statements• Extensive Flexion and Extension motion causing strain at the joints

and body parts involved in the movements e.g. arms and elbow, knees and legs etc.

• Exposure to dust and foreign particles causing temporary unease and posing a risk of chronic diseases.

• Exposure to extreme weather conditions, like varying temperatures in range of 12°C – 48°C in annual cycle of work.

• Working in remote locations and poor site approach of exploration and mining sites increasing the overall motion multiple folds for any kin of activity.

• Abrasion on body caused due to contact with hard surfaces like black trap.

• Tearing of garments & bruising on rubbing against bushes & thorns during activities carried out in areas with wild vegetation.

• Soiling of garment due to exposure in the field to elements like dust and moisture.

• Soiling of garments due to perspiration, causing odor & bacterial development.

• Wrinkling of garment due to extensive physical activities

• Head exposed to site elements like falling hard minerals in an open excavated mine.

• Unstable Foothold - Slippery on rocky terrain & immersing in areas with loose sand bed straining the normal walking posture.

• Low visibility and detection of the officer at night during raids leaving him prone to traffic accidents.

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Findings from study of Gujarat Police Uniform:According to the project brief provided by CGM, uniforms of law enforcement agencies of Gujarat, specially the Gujarat police had to be benchmarked for designing the new uniform for CGM officers. So a study was conducted to understand the uniform of Gujarat police from various perspectives like: a. Design of the uniform b. Most commonly used fabric material and color c. Construction & fit of the uniform d. Distinction of state / district police e. Elements establishing hierarchy of rank f. Pros and cons of existing uniform with respect to utility

3. Design & Construction

The overall construction, fit or silhouette of uniform was observed largely to be same. Fit was observed to change with body shape and according to the wearer’s comfort.

4. Insignias

Insignias were standardized and same across, varying systematically according to the ranks and cadre.

5. Accessories

Accessories were observed to have some uniformity in terms of make but the color varied.

6. Utility

Most of the police personnel, when questioned on utility of the uniform responded positively about the pride and sense of authority with it. Some of the respondents cited that accessories like belt and peak cap have are not very comfortable to use for everyone. Since the uniform was custom made by everyone it seemed to fit well to the respective personnel.

The study conducted to understand police uniform as a benchmark brought forward certain points:

1. Fabric

Uniform are made from fabrics varying in construction like twill, drill, plain weave etc. The material used are mostly a blend of cotton and polyester but some officers prefer a blend of wool or polyester viscose. Since the procurement of fabric is done individually no standardization was observed in terms of material or construction. Other specifications defining the quality of fabric were not being considered, purchase and utility of fabric was based on visual appeal of shade and hand feel depending completely on individual choice.

2. Color

The color of uniform is Khaki but the shade varies in a huge range as there is no central procurement. Variation in shade could be observed even within a police station. One of the reasons cited for this occurrence was individual procurement of fabric at officer level, usually from retail shops.

Observations from Gujarat Police Uniform:

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1. Beret cap - Worn during on field duty. 2. Peak cap - Worn in office or with ceremonial attire. 3. Epaulet - Holds insignia defining rank and state cadre. 4. Epaulet Construction. 5. Name Tag - Placed on right chest over the pocket. 6. Sleeve Insignia - Has state or district cadre logo. 7. Lanyard with loop at back. 8. Lanyard front face. 9. Belt and Buckle - Either made of leather or nylon web fabric 10. Footwear - Brown or black leather shoes is usually worn.

1 2 3 4

5 6 7 8

9 10

Design Directions• Light weight and high drapability of fabric for flexible body movement.

• High absorbency of fabric for temperature regulation.

• Abrasion resistance with good tensile strength.

• Provision for high visibility.

• Antimicrobial property of fabric.

• Knee guard/ pad for impact resistance.

• Utility pockets for carrying minor equipments and personal items.

• Mask to prevent foreign particle inhaling.

• Slip resistant, light weight and high boots for all terrain treading.

• Head gear for protection from heat and impact.

• Outerwear for winter season (mild cold temperature).

• Rain wear for monsoon.

Distinguishing elements of Police Uniform Defining Identity and Hierarchy of the Force

Distinguishing elements of Police Uniform

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CGM logobadge

Pleats

Bellowpocket

Design Concept - 1

Design of uniformColor variations in uniform design

Proposed accessories with the uniform

Separateknee pad

ARPENAZ 50 MID WOMEN’S HINKINGBOOTS - BLACK/PINK - Rs. 1399

ARPENAZ 50 MID NATURE MEN’S HIKING BOOTS - Rs. 1399

Forclaz-500-anti-uv- hinking-cap-beige, Rs. 699

Cap with all over protectionfrom sun

Dust maskwith valve

CONCEPT PRESENTATIONProposed Design ConceptsUniform Design Concept - I

Color options in uniform design

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CGM logobadge

Bartack stitch

Mesh ventilation

Oval quiltedfelt knee pad

Pocket forsmall tools

Design Concept - 2

Design of uniform Color variations in uniform design


Forclaz-500-anti-uv-mens-hinking-hat-grey, Rs. 799



Uniform Design Concept - IIProposed Design Concepts


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Design Concept - 3

Design of uniform


Color variations in uniform design

Forclaz-500-anti-uv-mens-hinking-hat-grey, Rs. 799



Inverted box pleat

Padding at knee

Pocket forsmall tools

CGM logobadge

Uniform Design Concept - IIIProposed Design Concepts


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Rainwear Design Concept Winterwear Design Concept

Name tag

Hood

Pocket with flap

Fleece lining

Epaulet

Color variations in rainwear design

Color variations in winterwear design

Design of rainwear

Design of winterwear

Rain WearProposed Design Concepts

Winter Wear

Color options of winter-wear designColor options of rain-wear design

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Proposed Secondary Accessories

Safety HatSafety Glasses

Safety Hat Safety Glasses

Waist Pouch Baton

High Visibility Vest / Jacket

Uniform Accessories for SafetyProposed Design Concepts

Metal Whistle LED Torch Light

[10][11]

[12] [13]

[14] [15]

[16, 17]

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Post the presentation of design concepts on 17th May 2017 to respected commissioner and a team of officers from CGM design direction was finalized with few considerations. This direction formed the basis for final design conceptualization and development. The discussion of meeting is as mentioned below:The selected design (No.2) for uniform is preferred with some modifications:Recommendations received:• Integrated knee pads are not preferable so they should be omitted.• The box pocket below knee level of the trouser is to be omitted.• Standard shirt collar is preferable for shirt.• Selected pocket design will be with inverted box pleat; expanding type

and double peak flap as shown in sketch and sample.• Black color was finalized for belt and lanyard. A better quality buckle

as well as material for the belt is preferred than the one shown.• Reference for hat design has to be from the uniform of Karnataka

police.• The Field work footwear, as worn by the military and shown in meeting

is acceptable, however another pair of shoes made of leather, with shoe laces, black in colour for a more formal look for office wear needs to be identified from different manufacturers/ stores and recommended.

• For winter and rain wear, the preferable design one similar to wind-cheater but multipurpose for rain wear as well as a jacket for winter without hood is recommended.

• It was observed that an option for a single jacket sufficing for both rain and winter may be also considered, if feasible would be good to be considered as part of uniform. This winter and rainwear jacket will need to have provision for epaulette for insignia.

• Acronym for Insignia defining the Department has to be given by CGM office.

CLIENT FEEDBACK ON PROPOSED DESIGN CONCEPTS• Commendation disc, recognition for exceptional work by CGM officers

has to be designed in line of the one given by the central Police organization like BSF, CRPF etc.

• To have high visibility of garment during night time, 2” fabric cross reflective tape readily available is recommended.

• Uniform combination with white shirt and khaki trousers, as an additional option for No. 2 was considered to be used for officers and staff in CGM Lab, but the design would be same as that for No. 2

• Fabric to be used for the uniform would be the one recently developed by Arvind Mills and presented during the CGM presentation provided that the shade of khaki is available in solid color as identified by Respected Commissioner, CGM from one of the colour options shown.

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After the feedback was received from client the necessary changes were made to the design concept and the design for uniforms of officers of all categories finalized. Further to conceptualization of design the specifications of each element of the design was defined. To finalize the silhouette and fittings of the uniform, two male officers and two female officers were selected and a customized muslin fit was developed as per their size and tried on by them. Based on observation and their feedback the silhouette was finalized. The developed uniform designs have been elaborated further with their specifications.

FINAL UNIFORM DESIGNSDesign and Specifications of Uniform

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Final Design of Uniform with Accessories

Category : Field Officers

Name of designer : NID

Name of client : CGM Officers

Description : Uniform for on Field Usage

: Field officers

: NID

: Field officers on site

Category

Name of designer

Name of client

Descripon

: CGM officers

01Designing Uniforms for Officers and Staff for Commissioner of Geology and Mining, Government of Gujarat

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Categories of Uniform

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Description : Uniform for in Office Usage

: Field officers

: NID

: Field officers in office

Category

Name of designer

Name of client

Descripon

: CGM officers

02Commissioner of Geology and Mining, Government of Gujarat | Integrated Design Services, National Institute of Design

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Category : Lab Officers



Description : Uniform for Lab Usage: Lab officers

: NID

: Lab officers in office

Category

Name of designer

Name of client

Descripon

: CGM officers

03Designing Uniforms for Officers and Staff for Commissioner of Geology and Mining, Government of Gujarat

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Category : Field & Lab Officers



Description : Winter & Rain Wear for on Field Usage

: Field officers

: NID

: Winter & rainwear on site

Category

Name of designer

Name of client

Descripon

: CGM officers

04Commissioner of Geology and Mining, Government of Gujarat | Integrated Design Services, National Institute of Design

Designed by:

M.R.Vala

Parnavi



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Description : Listing of Complete set of Uniforms with Accessories

Field Officer - Men & Women1. Insignias a. Headgear - CGM Logo in center of Field Hat and Peak Cap b. Shoulder Epaulet - Stars, Red & Blue Stripes and GGMD c. Sleeve - CGM Logo at biceps level on left sleeve d. Belt - CGM Logo on belt buckle2. Headgear a. Field headgear - Khaki Hat b. Office headgear - Khaki Peak Cap3. Garments a. Khaki Shirt b. Khaki Trouser4. Winter & Rain Wear a. Khaki Outerwear Water & Wind resistant Jacket5. Footwear a. Field Shoes - High Ankle Canvas Boots b. Office Shoes - Black Leather Shoes c. Khaki colored Cotton Socks6. Accessories a. Black Lanyard b. Metal Whistle c. Web Nylon Belt Black Color d. Fluorescent High Visibility Vest e. Safety Glasses f. Dust Mask g. LED Torch Light h. Hard Hat

Lab Officer - Men & Women1. Insignias a. Headgear - CGM Logo in center of Field Hat and Peak Cap b. Shoulder Epaulet - Stars, Red & Blue Stripes and GGMD c. Sleeve - CGM Logo at biceps level on left sleeve d. Belt - CGM Logo on belt buckle2. Headgear a. Office headgear - White Beret Cap3. Garments a. White Shirt b. Khaki Trouser4. Winter & Rain Wear a. White Outerwear Water & Wind resistant Jacket5. Footwear a. Office Shoes - Black Leather Shoes b. Khaki colored Cotton Socks6. Accessories a. Black Lanyard b. Web Nylon Belt Black Color c. Safety Glasses


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Trouser Inseam Length Hip to crotch Back Shoulder Length Sleeve Length

Waist Girth Trouser Waist Girth Hip Girth Trouser BottomHem Girth

Thigh Girth

Chest Girth Under Bust Girth

Trouser Length





Description : Female Body Measurement Method

Trouser Length Waist Circumference Trouser Waist Circumference

Hip Circumference Bottom Hem Circumference

Thigh Circumference

Inseam Length Hip to Crotch Back Shoulder Length Sleeve Length Chest Circumference Under Bust Circumference

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Description : Male Body Measurement Method

Trouser Length Trouser Waist Girth Hip Girth Trouser Bottom Hem Girth

Thigh Girth

Cuff Girth Shirt Length Back Shoulder Length Chest Girth Neck Girth Sleeve Length

Trouser Inseam LengthInseam Length Trouser Length Trouser Waist Circumference

Hip Circumference Bottom Hem Circumference

Thigh Circumference

Cuff Circumference Shirt Length Back Shoulder Length Chest Circumference Neck Circumference Sleeve Length

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Description : Measurements of Mr. N A Patel, Asst. Geologist

Sr. No. Measurement Particulars Measurement (cm)

1 Highest Shoulder Point to Crotch (Shirt Length) 68.602 Back Shoulder Length 47.003 Sleeve Length 62.204 Chest Circumference 91.505 Neck Circumference 39.406 Cuff Circumference 24.107 Waist to Foot Length (Trouser Length) 97.808 Trouser Waist Circumference 87.609 Hip Circumference 94.0010 Trouser Bottom Hem Circumference 40.6011 Thigh Circumference 62.2012 Trouser Inseam Length 71.0013 Head Circumference 57.20

01 Reference number to Body Measurement Chart

Linear Measurement

Circular Measurement

Legend:

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Description : Shirt Design

Fabric : Blend - 50% Cotton, 50% Polyester

Weave : 2/1 Right Hand Twill

Finish : Antimicrobial Trim : Buttons

Shirt front face Shirt back face


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Description : Design Details - Front




Shirt front face

Shirt collar with stand Epaulet Logo at bicep level

Pocket with inverted box pleat Classic placket Classic cuff


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Description : Design Details - Back





Net for venlaonat back yoke

Lanyard loop Classic cuffShirt back face


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Description : Epaulet Design

Epaulet Front face of epaulet Back face of epaulet

On fold

Loop

Epaulet Inlay


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Description : Shirt Design




Shirt back faceShirt front face


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Shirt front face


Pocket with inverted box pleat Classic placket Classic cuff

Lab Officer Uniform’s Shirt Design

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Net for venlaonat back yoke

Lanyard loop Classic cuffShirt back face


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Description : Epaulet Design

Loop

On fold

Epaulet Front face of epaulet Back face of epaulet

Epaulet Inlay


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Description : Garment Measurement Method - Shirt

01 Reference number to Garment Measurement Chart

Linear Measurement


Legend:

Garment Measurement Method - Shirt

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Shirt Measurement Sheet




Description : Garment Measurement Chart - Shirt

Sr. No. Garment Measurement Name Front (cm) Back (cm)01 Front neck drop 8.002 Neck width 17.003 Shoulder length 17.004 Across shoulder 42.0 Length05 a. Highest point of shoulder to bottom 71.0 71.006 b. Center front / Center back 61.0 71.007 c. Side seam 46.008 Across Chest 58.009 Across waist 58.010 Bottom edge opening 116.0 Collar band11 a. Height* 3.512 b. Length* 40.0 Collar13 a. Width- center back* 4.014 b. Width at point* 6.015 c. Spread* 7.016 Armhole circumference 54.017 Upper sleeve width 22.0 Sleeve length18 a. Overarm* 62.019 b. Underarm* 52.020 Cuff Height* 6.521 Cuff Opening* 22.5

Sr. No. Garment Measurement Name Front (cm) Back (cm)Sleeve placket22 a. Length 15.523 b. Width 2.024 Front placket width* 2.525 Yoke height 12.5Pocket26 a. Placement - from high point of shoulder* 23.527 b. Placement - from center front* 5.528 c. Pocket width* 12.529 d. Pocket length 1530 e. Pocket flap width 12.531 f. Pocket flap length (center / side) 6.0 / 3.5Insignia Inlay32 a. Length* 14.533 b. Width A* 6.034 c. Width B* 3.5Rank Flap35 a. Length* 27.536 b. Width A* 3.537 c. Width B* 4.038 d. Width C* 5.039 Button placement (first button) 1.540 Distance between two buttons 9.0

Given measurements are of Mr. N A Patel, Asst. Geologist, CGM[*] Standard measurements across all sizes

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Description : Patterns for Construction of Shirt

Shirt Patterns1. Collar2. Collar Stand3. Left Shoulder Epaulet4. Right Shoulder Epaulet5. Left Shoulder Epaulet Inlay6. Right Shoulder Epaulet Inlay7. Outer Yoke (Body Fabric)8. Inner Yoke (Net Fabric)9. Back10. Lanyard Loop11. Left Front12. Right Front13. Left Pocket Flap14. Right Pocket Flap15. Left Pocket (Pleat Closed)16. Left Pocket (Pleat Closed) 17. Left Pocket (Pleat Open)18. Right Pocket (Pleat Open)19. Left Pocket Band (For Box Pocket)20. Right Pocket Band (For Box Pocket)21. Left Sleeve22. Right Sleeve23. Left Sleeve Button Hole Placket24. Right Sleeve Button Hole Placket25. Left Sleeve Button Placket26. Right Sleeve Button Placket27. Left Sleeve Cuff28. Right Sleeve Cuff


Pattern number : * sh1 - sh28

1 2 3

5

7 8

10

11

9

12

1416 18

20

1315 17

19

23

25

26

24

27

28

21

224

6 sh12

sh11

sh9

sh19

sh13 sh15 sh17

sh14 sh16 sh18

sh20

sh23sh25

sh21sh27

sh28sh22

sh26sh24

sh10sh8

sh7

sh5

sh3sh1 sh2

sh4

sh6

Seam type : As per the prototype submitted

* sh = Shirt

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Description : Front and Back Pattern Details

Right FrontSize - Mr. N A Patel (Custom Size)Garment - ShirtPieces to Cut - 1 Fabric - 50:50 Cotton : Polyester

Grain Line

Pocket Position

Left FrontSize - Mr. N A Patel (Custom Size)Garment - ShirtPieces to Cut - 1 Fabric - 50:50 Cotton : Polyester

Grain Line

Pocket Position

on fold line

Grain Line

Sleeve Notch

Sleeve Notch

Sleeve Notch

BackSize - Mr. N A Patel (Custom Size)Garment - ShirtPieces to Cut - 1 (On fold)Fabric - 50:50 Cotton : Polyester

Seam Allowance - 0.5 inch / 1 cmSeam Allowance - 1.5 inch / 4 cm

Seam Allowance - 0.25 inch / 0.5 cm

Seam Allowance - 0.5 inch / 1 cm


Seam Allowance - 0.25 inch / 0.5 cmSeam Allowance - 0.5 inch / 1 cm








Pattern number : sh9, sh11, sh12

Pattern No. - sh9

Pattern No. - sh11

Pattern No. - sh12

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Description : Front Pocket Pattern Details

Pocket Band for Box PocketSize - Mr. N A Patel (Custom Size)Garment - ShirtPieces to Cut - 2 Fabric - 50:50 Cotton : Polyester

PocketSize - Mr. N A Patel (Custom Size)Garment - ShirtPieces to Cut - 2 Fabric - 50:50 Cotton : Polyester

Pocket FlapSize - Mr. N A Patel (Custom Size)Garment - ShirtPieces to Cut - 4Fabric - 50:50 Cotton : Polyester

Pocket with closed pleat






Pattern number : sh13, sh14, sh17, sh18, sh19, sh20

Pattern No. - sh17, sh18




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Description : Sleeve Pattern Details

Right SleeveSize - Mr. N A Patel (Custom Size)Garment - ShirtPieces to Cut - 1 Fabric - 50:50 Cotton : Polyester

Sleeve Button Hole Placket Size - Mr. N A Patel (Custom Size)Garment - ShirtPieces to Cut - 2Fabric - 50:50 Cotton : Polyester

Left SleeveSize - Mr. N A Patel (Custom Size)Garment - ShirtPieces to Cut - 1Fabric - 50:50 Cotton : Polyester

Sleeve Button Placket Size - Mr. N A Patel (Custom Size)Garment - ShirtPieces to Cut - 2Fabric - 50:50 Cotton : Polyester

Sleeve CuffSize - Mr. N A Patel (Custom Size)Garment - ShirtPieces to Cut - 4Fabric - 50:50 Cotton : Polyester

Lanyard LoopSize - Mr. N A Patel (Custom Size)Garment - ShirtPieces to Cut - 2Fabric - 50:50 Cotton : Polyester

Grain Line

Grain Line

Seam Allowance - 0.5 inch / 1cm


Seam Allowance - 0.25 inch / 0.5cm



on fold line



Pattern number : sh10, sh21, sh22, sh23, sh24, sh25, sh26, sh27, sh28

Pattern No. - sh22

Pattern No. - sh21




Pattern No. - sh10

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Description : Yoke & Epaulet Pattern Details

Outer Back YokeSize - Mr. N A Patel (Custom Size)Garment - ShirtPieces to Cut - 1Fabric - 50:50 Cotton : Polyester

Inner Back Yoke Size - Mr. N A Patel (Custom Size)Garment - ShirtPieces to Cut - 2Fabric - Polyester Net Fabric

EpauletSize - Mr. N A Patel (Custom Size)Garment - ShirtPieces to Cut - 4Fabric - 50:50 Cotton : Polyester

Epaulet InlaySize - Mr. N A Patel (Custom Size)Garment - ShirtPieces to Cut - 4Fabric - 50:50 Cotton : Polyester

on fold line

on fold line






Pattern number : sh3, sh4, sh5, sh6, sh7, sh8

Pattern No. - sh7

Pattern No. - sh8



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Description : Collar Pattern Details

CollarSize - Mr. N A Patel (Custom Size)Garment - ShirtPieces to Cut - 2Fabric - 50:50 Cotton : Polyester

Collar StandSize - Mr. N A Patel (Custom Size)Garment - ShirtPieces to Cut - 2Fabric - 50:50 Cotton : Polyester

Seam Allowance - 0.25 inch / 0.5cmSeam Allowance - 0.25 inch / 0.5cm


Pattern number : sh1, sh2

Pattern No. - sh1 Pattern No. - sh2

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Description : Trouser Design



Finish : Antimicrobial Trim : Buttons & Zipper

Trouser front face Trouser back face


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Trouser front face

Waistband, loop,Side seam pocket

Zipper fly Hem


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Loop Welt pocket withBuo and buon loop

Hem

Trouser back face


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Description : Garment Measurement Method - Trouser

01 Reference number to Garment Measurement Chart

Linear Measurement


Legend:

Garment Measurement Method - Trouser

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Description : Garment Measurement Chart - Trouser

Sr. No. Garment Measurement Name Front (cm) Back (cm)01 Waist circumference 84.002 Waist band height 4.503 Low hip circumference 100.004 Rise (front / back) 25.5 30.505 Inseam 69.006 Side seam 91.007 Thigh circumference 63.008 Ankle circumference 40.0Zipper placket09 a. Width* 3.010 b. Length 17.0Pocket A11 a. Placement - waistline-top pocket* 3.512 b. Placement - center front-pocket edge* 21.013 c. Pocket width* 0.514 d. Pocket length * 14.5

Sr. No. Garment Measurement Name Back (cm)Pocket B15 a. Placement - waistline to top pocket edge* 5.516 b. Placement - center back to pocket edge* 8.017 c. Pocket width 12.018 d. Pocket length 1.0Belt loop19 a. Placement from center front 18.020 b. Belt loop width Top / Bottom 3.0 / 5.021 c. Belt loop length 10.5Dart22 a. Placement - distance from center back 12.523 b. Dart length* 7.524 Hem depth* 5.0

Given measurements are of Mr. N A Patel, Asst. Geologist, CGM[*] Standard measurements across all sizes

Trouser Measurement Sheet

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Description : Patterns for Construction of Trouser

Trouser Patterns1. Waist Band2. Belt Loop - 13. Belt Loop - 24. Belt Loop - 35. Left Front Pocket Bag6. Right Front Pocket Bag7. Left Front Pocket Jet Piece8. Right Front Pocket Jet Piece9. Back Pocket Welt Piece10. Back Pocket Jet Piece11. Back Pocket Bag12. Left Front Zipper Fly Piece13. Right Front Zipper Fly Piece14. Left Front15. Right Front16. Left Back17. Right Back


Pattern number : * tr1 - tr17

1

2

3

5 7

8

10 119

12

14

16

13

17

4

6

Front Pocket Mark

Back Pocket Mark

Front Pocket Mark

15

on fold line

on fold line

tr2

tr1

tr3

tr4

tr5 tr7

tr6 tr8

tr9 tr10 tr11

tr12

tr14

tr16

tr17

tr15

tr13

Seam type : As per the prototype submitted

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Description : Front Pattern Details

Front Pocket Mark

Front Pocket Mark

Left FrontSize - Mr. N A Patel (Custom Size)Garment - TrouserPieces to Cut - 1Fabric - 50:50 Cotton : Polyester

Right FrontSize - Mr. N A Patel (Custom Size)Garment - TrouserPieces to Cut - 1Fabric - 50:50 Cotton : Polyester

Grain Line

Grain Line

Front Zipper FlySize - Mr. N A Patel (Custom Size)Garment - TrouserPieces to Cut - 2Fabric - 50:50 Cotton : Polyester

Front Pocket BagSize - Mr. N A Patel (Custom Size)Garment - TrouserPieces to Cut - 2Fabric - Cotton Pocketing Fabric

Front Pocket Jet PieceSize - Mr. N A Patel (Custom Size)Garment - TrouserPieces to Cut - 4Fabric - 50:50 Cotton : Polyester

on fold line








Pattern number : tr5, tr6, tr7, tr8, tr12, tr13, tr14, tr15


Pattern No. - tr14

Pattern No. - tr15

Pattern No. - tr12, tr13



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Description : Back Pattern Details

Back Pocket Mark

Left BackSize - Mr. N A Patel (Custom Size)Garment - TrouserPieces to Cut - 1Fabric - 50:50 Cotton : Polyester

Right BackSize - Mr. N A Patel (Custom Size)Garment - TrouserPieces to Cut - 1Fabric - 50:50 Cotton : Polyester

Grain Line

Grain Line





Pattern number : tr16, tr17


Pattern No. - tr16

Pattern No. - tr17

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Category : Field & Lab officers



Description : Back Welt Pocket Pattern Details

Back Pocket Welt PieceSize - Mr. N A Patel (Custom Size)Garment - TrouserPieces to Cut - 2Fabric - 50:50 Cotton : Polyester

Back Pocket Jet PieceSize - Mr. N A Patel (Custom Size)Garment - TrouserPieces to Cut - 2Fabric - 50:50 Cotton : Polyester

Back Pocket BagSize - Mr. N A Patel (Custom Size)Garment - TrouserPieces to Cut - 1Fabric - Cotton Pocketing Fabric

Seam Allowance - 0.5 inch / 1cmSeam Allowance - 0.25 inch / 0.5cm


Pattern number : tr9, tr10, tr11


Pattern No. - tr9

Pattern No. - tr10

Pattern No. - tr11

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Description : Waist Band & Belt Loop Pattern Details

Trouser Waist BandSize - Mr. N A Patel (Custom Size)Garment - TrouserPieces to Cut - 2Fabric - 50:50 Cotton : Polyester

Belt LoopSize - Mr. N A Patel (Custom Size)Garment - TrouserPieces to Cut - 6Fabric - Cotton Pocketing Fabric



Pattern number : tr1, tr2, tr3, tr4


Pattern No. - tr1 Pattern No. - tr2, tr3, tr4

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Mr. M. R. Vala, Geologist, CGM

Ms. Sunita Arora, Dy. Director (FS)

Mr. N. A. Patel, Asst. Geologist, CGM

Ms. Parnavi Prajapati, Royalty Inspector, CGM

Category : Field & Lab officers



Description : Test Fitting, Muslin Prototype of Uniform

Prototype Development and Testing

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Description : Fabric Specification

Field Officers - Men & Women

1. Shirt 2. Trouser

Color -

Main Body Fabrica. Material Composition - 50% Cotton / 50% Polyesterb. Fabric Construction - 2/1 Right Hand Twillc. Fabric Weight - 180 to 190 Gram/ square meterd. Fabric Width - 150.00 cme. Tear Strength - 8.0 Kgff. Absorbancy - < 5 secondsg. Abrasion Resistance - > 8000 cyclesh. Anti-Microbial - 50 washesI. Color Fastness - 4.0


Khaki

a. Material Composition - 100% Polyesterb. Fabric Construction - Net Fabricc. Fabric Weight - 65 to 75 Gram/ square meter

Pocketing Fabrica. Material Composition - 100% Cottonb. Fabric Construction - Plain Weavec. Fabric Weight - 90 to 105 Gram/ square meter

Shoulder Inner Yoke Fabric

Color - Khaki

Color - White Color - White

Net Fabric Sample[18]

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Description : Fabric Specification

Lab Officers - Men & Women

1. Shirt 2. Trouser



a. Material Composition - 100% Polyesterb. Fabric Construction - Net Fabricc. Fabric Weight - 65 to 75 Gram/ square meter

Pocketing Fabrica. Material Composition - 100% Cottonb. Fabric Construction - Plain Weavec. Fabric Weight - 90 to 105 Gram/ square meter

Shoulder Inner Yoke Fabric

Color - White Color - Khaki

Color - White Color - White

Net Fabric Sample[19]

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Description : Trims Specification

Shirt

Color -

Fusible Interlininga. Material Composition - Iron on Fusible, Cotton or Polyesterb. Construction - Non-woven c. Weight - 170 Gram/ square meter

White

Color -

Buttona. Material Composition - Polyesterb. Size - 18 Lignes (1.10 cm) (Shirt Button)

c. Property - Heat resistant (at 210 C)°

Khaki

Color -

Threada. Material Composition - 100% Polyesterb. Construction - Poly Core Poly Wrap Core Spunc. Weight - 24 to 30 Tex (gm/ 1000 mt.)

Khaki

/ Melamine

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Trouser

Color -


White

Color -

Buttona. Material Composition - Polyesterb. Size - 22 Lignes (1.40 cm) (Trouser Button)c. Property - Heat resistant (at 210 C)°

Khaki

Color -

Hooksa. Material Composition - Rust Free Stainless Steelb. Construction - 4 Piece, 2 Pinc. Size - 1.0 cm

Chrome

Color -

Zippera. Material Composition - Nylonb. Construction - Coil Zipperc. Length - 18 cm (7 inches)

Khaki

Color -


Khaki

/ Melamine

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Shirt

Color -


White

Color -

Buttona. Material Composition - Polyesterb. Size - 18 Lignes (1.10 cm) (Shirt Button)

c. Property - Heat resistant (at 210 C)°

White

Color -


White

/ Melamine

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Trouser

Color -


White

Color -

Buttona. Material Composition - Polyesterb. Size - 22 Lignes (1.40 cm) (Trouser Button)c. Property - Heat resistant (at 210 C)°

Khaki

Color -

Hooksa. Material Composition - Rust Free Stainless Steelb. Construction - 4 Piece, 2 Pinc. Size - 1.0 cm

Chrome

Color -

Zippera. Material Composition - Nylonb. Construction - Coil Zipperc. Length - 18 cm (7 inches)

Khaki

Color -


Khaki

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Description : Average Material Consumption, Shirt and Trouser

1. Shirt

a. Main Body Fabric - 2.25 metersb. Net Fabric - 0.25 metersc. Buttons - 16 + 2 (extra)d. Fusible Interlining - 0.25 me. Thread - 2 spool

2. Trouser

a. Main Body Fabric - 2.25 metersb. Pocketing Fabric - 0.25 metersc. Buttons - 5 + 2 (extra)d. Hooks - 3 setse. Zipper - 1d. Fusible Interlining - 0.25 me. Thread - 2 spool

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Description : Winter Wear & Rain Wear Design

N. A.Patel

Shell

100% Polyester taffeta fabric with hydrophilic polyurethane coating for water resistance upto 2000 mm. The fabric should be breatheable

Lining

Polyester fleece lining.

Construction

Stitched and seam sealed from inside for water resistance. Pocketing on main body as well as concealed pockets.

Fit & Sizing

Classic fit with standard sizing.

Winter & Rainwear front face Winter & Rainwear back face

Color

khaki

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Description : Winter Wear & Rain Wear Design

Rainwarm 100 3-in-1 Men’s Trekking Jacket - KhakiReference: 8370004Vendor - Decathlon

Online Address - https://www.decathlon.in/p/8370004_rainwarm-300-3-in-1-men-s-hiking-jacket-khaki.html#/9-200-s(Video available online for Product demo)

Store Address - Sardar Patel Ring Road, Near Shantipura Cross Roads, Next to Applewoods, Township, Ahmedabad, Gujarat 380058

Lightweight Wind Cheater & Rain Jackets for Men with HoodReference: B071H3SYW9Vendor - Romano Clothing

Online Address - https://www.amazon.in/Romano-Lightweight-Cheater-Jackets-X-Large/dp/B07221YJ65/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1504001979&sr=8-2&keywords=rain%2Bwinter%2Bjacket&th=1&psc=1

Store Address - 1,Ground floor, Shilp complex, Girish Cold drink cross road, Nr Municipal market, C.G Road, Navrangpura, Ahmedabad, Gujarat 380009


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HeadgearCategory : Field & Lab Officers



Description : Headgear - Field Hat, Peak Cap & Beret Cap

a. Material Composition - Cotton Polyester Blendb. Construction - Cowboy style Hat Grey & Golden band on Left sidec. User - Field Officers (On Site)

Field Hat

Peak Cap

Beret Cap

a. Material Composition - Cotton Polyester Blendb. Construction - Peak Capc. User - Field Officers In Office)

a. Material Composition - Wool Polyester Blendb. Construction - Beret Capc. User - Lab Officers (In Office)

Field hat front face Field hat le side face

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Footwear




Description : Footwear - Field Shoes, Office Shoes & Socks

Field Shoes Office Shoes

a. Body Material - Heavy Canvasb. Sole Material - PVCc. Make - Boot Shaped. Dimension - As per Foot Sizee. User - Field Officers (While on site)

Color

Seaweed Green

a. Body Material - Leather b. Sole Material - Thermoplastic Rubberc. Make - Lace upd. Dimension - As per Foot Sizee. User - Field & Lab Officers (While in Office)

Color

Black

Socksa. Body Material - Cotton, Nylon & Elastane Blendb. Make - Knitted with Terry insidec. Dimension - As per Foot Sized. User - Field & Lab Officers

Color

khaki

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Description : Logo Usage

Colors - Colors -

Logo of CGM for usage in Sleeve Insignia Logo of CGM for usage in Belt Buckle, Hat & Caps

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Description : Headgear Insignia & Usage

0.137 cm 0.137 cm

0.211 cm

0.211 cm

4.526 cm

4.800 cm

4.377 cm4.800 cm

Chrome Polished Brass Logo

Base for Logo

Logo Engraved on Base - Raised by 0.1cm

Insignia for headgear is a part of uniform for Field as well as Lab officers and is to be worn on the respective headgear, as mentioned below.

Field HatPositioned at the center of front face of hat atleast 5 cm above the brim of hat.

Peak CapPositioned at center of the face of peak cap above the brim.

Beret CapPositioned above the base of beret aligned to left eye.

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Description : Epaulet for Field Officers

Class - I Class - I Class - I Class - II Class - III Class - III

Additional Director Deputy Director Geologist

Assistant DirectorSenior Geologist

Assistant Geologist Royalty Inspector Mine Supervisor

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Description : Epaulet for Lab Officers

Class - I Class - I Class - I Class - II Class - III

Chief Chemist Senior Chemist Chemist Analytical Chemist Chemical Assistant

Senior Chemical Assistant

Care taker

Carpenter

Senior Lab Assistant

Lab Assistant

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Description : Department Insignia, Star, Stripes & Ashok Stambh

1.0 cm

1.50 cm

5.0 cm

3.5 cm

3.5 cm

3.0 cm

1.5 cm5.5 cm

1.40 cm

6.0 cm

As per width of epaulet

1.40 cm

5.5 cm

1.40 cm

6.0 cm

Ashok Stambh Insignia Star

Department Insignia

Shoulder Stripes for Field Officers

Shoulder Stripes for Lab Officers

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Description : Belt Buckle Insignia & Usage

0.137 cm 0.137 cm

0.211 cm

0.211 cm

4.526 cm

4.800 cm

4.377 cm4.800 cm

8.600 cm

6.200 cm

1.900 cm 1.900 cm

0.700 cm

0.700 cm

Chrome Polished Brass Buckle Chrome Polished Brass Logo

Base for Logo

Logo Engraved on Base - Raised by 0.1cm

Insignia for belt buckle is a part of uniform for Field as well as Lab officers and is to be worn on the buckle of web nylon belt, as specified in the specification.

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Description : Sleeve Insignia, Name Tag & Hat Stripe

4.0 cm2.0 cm

6.0 cmColors -

Position of sleeve insignia would be at biceps level.

The Insignia on sleeve would be woven and heat sealed at edges for attachment on shirt.

The insignia would be printed on both right and left sleeve of winter & rainwear.

Users - Field & Lab Officers

8.400 cm

6.700 cm

8.6

00 c

m

6.4

00 c

m

N. A. PatelAsst. Geologist

8.200 cm

2.0

00 c

m

Sleeve Insignia Name Tag

Field Hat Stripe

Position of name tag would be above right side front pocket of the shirt.

Users - Field & Lab Officers

The Stripe would be polyester woven twill tape.

Stitched on left side of field hat at quarter circumference position from center front.

Users - Field Officers

Colors -

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Accessories




Description : Accessories Specification

Lanyard Whistle

Belt

a. Material Composition - Nylonb. Construction - Single Ropec. Dimension - 88 cmd. User - Field & Lab Officerse. Placement - Left Shoulder

Color

Black

a. Material Composition - Stainless Steelb. Dimension - 8.5 cmc. User - Field Officersd. Placement - Left Shirt Pocket with Lanyard

Color

Black

a. Material Composition - Chrome Plated Brassb. Construction - With Hook and Loopc. Dimension - 8.6 X 6.2 cmd. User - Field & Lab Officerse. Placement - Belt Front End

Color

Chrome

a. Material Composition - Nylonb. Construction - Web Constructionc. Dimension - 130 X 5.7 cmd. User - Field & Lab Officerse. Placement - Trouser Waist

Color

Black

Buckle

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Accessories





Safety Glass Reusable Dust Mask

LED Torch Light

a. Material Composition - Hard Coated Poly Carbonateb. Construction - Impact resistant, Transparentc. Dimension - 12.7 cm (Free Size)d. User - Field & Lab Officerse. Placement - On Eyes

Color

Transparent

a. Material Composition - Polyesterb. Construction - Single Unit, Reusableb. Dimension - Free Sizec. User - Field Officersd. Placement - On Nose & Mouth

Color

White / Light Color

a. Material Composition - ABS plastic bodyb. Power - 0.5 - 2 Wattc. Intensity - 60 Lumensd. Battery - Rechargeable (Preferably) e. User - Field Officers

Color

Black

High Visibility Vest

a. Material Composition - Polyesterb. Construction - Class-II or Class-IIIc. Dimension - Free Sized. User - Field Officerse. Placement - Upper Body

Color

Fluorescent Chrome & Green

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Accessories





Waist Bag Safety Hat

a. Material Composition - Nylon, Water Resistantb. Construction - Multiple Pocket with Waist Beltc. Dimension - 21 x 18 x 7 cmd. User - Field Officerse. Placement - Trouser Waist

Color

Khaki

a. Material Composition - High-density polyethyleneb. Construction - Shell with Nape Strapc. Dimension - Free Sized. User - Field Officerse. Placement - Head

Color

White

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Vendor Details




Description : Insignia & Headgear Vendor

Insignia

Vendor Gujarat Police and Military StoreAddress Mr. Dhawal Bahety

591/1, Ghee Bazar, KalupurAhmedabad, Gujarat - 380002

Contact Ph - +91-9725048297, 079-22167027email - [email protected]

Products Star, Flap, GGMD, Sleeve Insignia, Red & Blue Stripe, Grey & Golden Stripe, Name Tag, Belt Logo, Headgear logo

Vendor Gujarat Police & Army StoreAddress Mr. Jayesh

Plot No. - B-58, GIDC, Sector-25, Nr. Madhur DairyGandhinagar, Gujarat - 382024


Products Star, Flap, GGMD, Sleeve Insignia, Red & Blue Stripe, Grey & Golden Stripe, Name Tag, Belt Logo, Headgear logo

Headgear




Products Khaki Hat, Peak Cap, Beret Cap





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Vendor Details




Description : Headgear & Garment Fabric Vendor

Headgear

Vendor City Army StoreAddress Mr. Nadeem Sait

No. 153, Chandni Chowk Road, Shivaji NagarBengaluru, Karnataka - 560051

Contact Ph - +91-9886566058, 080-22866225


Garment Fabric

Vendor Arvind (Advanced Material Division) Manufacturer & Seller

Address Mr. Vikalp SaxenaSantej, PO: Khatraj, Tal: KalolGandhinagar- Gujarat- 382 721

Contact Ph - +91-9725048297, 02764-395687email - [email protected], [email protected]

Products Khaki Fabric, White Fabric, Net Fabric





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Vendor Details




Description : Garment Fabric Vendor

Garment Fabric





Vendor Mittal TradersAddress Mr. Pratik Shah

No 33/34, 2nd Floor, Ranas Wadi, GheekantaAhmedabad, Gujarat - 380001

Contact Ph - +91-9898698666, 079-25509922

Products Khaki Fabric, White Fabric

Vendor Daga Brothers TradersAddress 280, New Cloth Market, Sarangpur,

Ahmedabad, Gujarat - 380002Contact Ph - 079-22160505, 079-22168130

Products Khaki Fabric, White Fabric

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Vendor Details




Description : Garment Trims Vendor

Garment Trims

Vendor Saurabh Collection StoreAddress Shop No 15, Ambawadi,

Opposite Chadwad Police Chowki, Ahmedabad, Gujarat - 380006

Contact Ph - 079-26464321, 079-26400011Products Buttons, Threads, Hook, Fusing, Pocketing Fabric,

Sewing Threads

Vendor Matcheswala Emporium StoreAddress Shop No, 2, Ground Floor, Sejal Shopping Centre, Bodyl-

ine Cross Road, Navrangpura, Ahmedabad, Gujarat - 380009

Contact Ph - +91-9898124811, 079-26423654

Products Buttons, Threads, Hook, Fusing, Pocketing Fabric, Sewing Threads

Vendor Madhav Prem TradersAddress 954-955, datar Building, Opposite Hargovan Kewal Pole,

Near Panch Ni Pole, GheekantaAhmedabad, Gujarat - 380001


Products Buttons, Threads, Hook, Fusing, Sewing Threads

Vendor YKK India Pvt. Ltd. Manufacturer & SellerAddress 206, Shree Balaji Heights,

Nr. Lal Bunglow, Off C.G Road, Ahmedabad, Gujarat - 380006

Contact Ph - 079-40026501Products Zipper

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Vendor Details




Description : Uniform Fabrication Vendor

Uniform Fabrication




Products Uniform Fabrication (Outsourced)

Vendor Daga Brothers TradersAddress 280, New Cloth Market, Sarangpur,

Ahmedabad, Gujarat - 380002Contact Ph - 079-22160505, 079-22168130

Products Uniform Fabrication.




Products Uniform Fabrication.

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Vendor Details




Description : Winter & Rainwear Vendor

Winter & Rainwear

Vendor Romano NX StoreAddress Mr. Ricky

Ground Floor, Samedh Building, Panchvati, CG RoadAhmedabad, Gujarat - 380006


Products Winter & Rainwear

Vendor Decathlon StoreAddress Sardar Patel Ring Road,

Near Shantipura Cross Roads,Ahmedabad, Gujarat 380058

Contact Ph - +91-97262 69792, +91-7676798989email - [email protected]






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Vendor Details




Description : Footwear Vendor

Accessories




Products Field Shoes, Socks

Vendor Bata Shoe StoreAddress B J Complex, Ashram Road,

Opposite Times Of IndiaAhmedabad, Gujarat - 380009

Contact Ph - +91-9825793158, 079-26589345Products Office Shoes, Socks




Products Field Shoes, Socks

Vendor Government eMarketplace (GEM - DGS&D)Address https://gem.gov.in/Contact Product Id: 70539 (Shoes), 155986 (Socks)Products Office Shoes, Socks

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Vendor Details




Description : Accessories Vendor

Accessories




Products Belt, Belt Buckle, Lanyard, Whistle, High Visibility Vest

Vendor 3M Online Store Address Amazon - https://www.amazon.in/

Tolexo - https://www.tolexo.com/Product ID Amazon - B019N3FSVA, B00TZKGJM4

Tolexo - T025000681 Products Safety Glasses, High Visibility Vest




Products Belt, Belt Buckle, Lanyard, Whistle

Vendor Government eMarketplace (GEM - DGS&D)Address https://gem.gov.in/Product ID Product Id: 24903, 16205 (Mask); 64678 (Hat);215824,

215900 (LED) Products Dust Mask, Safety Hat, LED Torch

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Vendor Details




Description : Accessories Vendor

Accessories

Vendor Generic Online StoreAddress Amazon - https://www.amazon.in/Product ID B0716MSH4L (High Visibility Vest), B01LQRP8X4 (Waist

Pack Bag)Products High Visibility Vest, Waist Pack Bag

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ConclusionWorking on this project with CGM has been both challenging and a good learning experience. Through field work and secondary research we have found that the tasks performed by the mining officers are in extreme conditions. We realized that such conditions require extreme caution and discipline to enable optimum performance.

While other developed countries prioritize the well being of their officers in field and off field with necessary uniform/ work wear, CGM is the first such government organization that has actually considered and worked towards implementation of necessary uniform/ work wear, not only for their identification but also bearing in mind the safety, health and wellbeing of their officers. This credit goes to Shri. Roopwant Singh, IAS, Commissioner Geology and Mining, without whose vision and knowledge of the tasks and needs of his organization’s officers the results of this project would not have been possible.

The uniform while projecting the identification of the individual with the organization plays a key factor in the function as well as safety of the officer. The uniform must be viewed beyond being just a garment and must be always accompanied with proposed insignias, accessories and safety gears during work. This would give a distinguished identity to the officers and perform as a precautionary measure against the possible health hazards involved in the harsh working conditions.

The pace at which technology, the way we work, changing societal needs, etc., requires an organization to be kept updated with the changing needs of our country in a globalized world. It is highly recommended that periodical yet regular and systematic reviews are taken-on of the function of these uniforms, from the feedback given by officers after its use over a period of time. Such feedback and changes must be systematically incorporated to update/improve the design of the uniform.

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