(2) The Industrial Safety Committee shall be responsible for planning the industrial safety policy in the factory and supervising the implementation thereof in accordance with the provisions of this Act and decisions made thereunder. The Committees shall notify the competent authority and the employer with everything relating to industrial safety conditions within the factory and its recommendations in this respect. (3) The Industrial Committee shall hold a meeting on the occurrence of a serious accident or within a week of the discovery of any occupational disease. 92. Reporting Accidents When any accident occurs in any factory within the course of the daily work or as a result thereof: (a) Causes death of any worker; or (b) Causes fire or explosion; or (c) Causes a serious accident; or (d) Disables any worker from performing his work for one or more days, the factory owner shall report the same at the end of the day on which the accident occurs in the Form set out in Schedule No. (5) hereto. 93. Medical Complexes (1) The governor, in consultation with the Minister of Health in the state, may order the establishment of medical complexes in industrial areas for medical treatment and supervision of workers in factories. (2) The Order referred to in sub-section (1) shall specify the establishment costs, financing the services, the functions and powers of the complexes. It may also include the rules and requirements, which ensure the efficient carrying out of the duties thereof. 95. Notification of workers about occupational dangers Every factory owner shall bring to the notice of his workers the occupational dangers and the protection means therefrom and shall take such precautions as may be necessary for the protection of his workers against industrial accidents or from occupational diseases. 95. Training of workers No factory owner shall assign any work to a worker unless he has received sufficient training therein or unless such work is performed under the supervision of a person or persons of experience in such field of work. 96. Duties of workers (1) No worker employed in any factory shall perform any work of such nature as may expose him or others to danger. He shall have the benefit of all means if protection provided for him. (2) No worker shall intentionally damage or misuse materials, machinery, and other property of the factory 97. Stopping factories and industrial operations (1) The Commissioner may prohibit the operation of any factory if, he is of the opinion that:(a) Any part of the passages, works or machinery used in any factory is in such a condition or so constructed or positioned that it cannot be used without risk of bodily injury or injury to the health of workers therein, unless the same is repaired, altered or moved so that such risk is removed; (b) Any industrial operation in the course of completion or anything being made in any factory is in such state as may cause bodily injury or injury to the health of workers therein, unless the factory owner has taken the necessary measures for the removal of the danger. 25