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Maintenance of Water bodies and
Distribution system in the
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The water
bodies are maintained regularly so as to
provide sustainable, consistent, economic
safe and adequate water to the campus. The
main objective of the maintenance is to
provide diseases free environment. In the
campus, the process of Chlorination will be
carried out to kill bacteria, viruses and
other microbes present in water. Mainly it
is carried out to prevent the spread of
water borne diseases like cholera, dysentery
and typhoid etc. |
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The
distribution of water is done through well
equipped system of pipes. By the process of
organization and Reverse Osmosis, the water
is treated as drinking water and supplied
through a separate type of distribution
system and other set of distribution pipes
are used for all other activities. By using
Low flow plumbing fixtures, the wastage of
water is highly reduced. All the
collaborator of the college are educated and
motivated about the importance and the usage
of water in the campus. Scheduled Inspection
of machineries is done in daily, weekly,
monthly and annual basis in the campus. In
order to avoid leakages and to prevent
wastage of water, overall distribution
system in the campus is well maintained and
supervised by Maintenance of KYDSCT’s IMS,
Sakegaon. |
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CANTEEN FACILITY |
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A favorite
haunt of students during off hours is the
spacious and well-designed canteen with a
suitable aesthetic touch. The canteen has a
modern kitchen with the latest appliances to
provide for Indian and Chinese cuisine. The
interior is tastefully crafted to provide
the much needed relief and soothing
environment. |
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Features of Canteen |
Facilities Provided |
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Adequate & Well-furnished
Canteen with proper Ventilation
07
Nos. Square Table with 35
seating capacity
Chillers& Freezer Facilities |
RO, UV Water Purifier with Water
Cooler
CCTV Surveillance
Fire Extinguishers
Fully Wi-Fi Connected
Laptop & Mobile Charging Point |
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Drinking Water
Facility |
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KYDSCT’s IMS
has made all the necessary arrangements for
providing clean and pure drinking water to
the students and all staff. Each drinking
water point has a branded water purifier for
the uninterrupted supply of water. |
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Drinking Water Cooler |
Water Purification |
Water Purification |
Water Purification1 |
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Water
Purification: The drinking water is purified
by the water purifier installed within the
Academic block.
Cold Water: During summer, fresh and pure
drinking water is provided to the students
and staff through the Water Cooler. It is to
ensure that the students and staffs of the
Institute remain hydrated during scorching
heat along with sound health.
The Maintenance Committee regularly checks
the functioning of water purifier and water
cooler. Proper repair and replacement are
done in order to ensure pure and safe
drinking water for all. As a healthy
practice only pure and fresh water is
allowed for cooking in the Institute
canteen. |
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FACILITIES FOR
DIFFERENTLY ABLED STUDENTS |
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KYDSCT’s
Institute of Management and Science,
Sakegaon provides special facilities for the
differently abled students to provide them
opportunities to adopt quality education and
to bring them into the mainstream of the
society.
1. Wheel Chair Facility:
KYDSCT’s IMS has a social responsibility and
perception that disabled students should be
respected and treated as a normal human
being. The wheel chair facility is provided
for disabled students.
2. Ramps and Railings:
KYDSCT’s IMS has a special facility of ramp
and rails for the differently abled
students. Near the main entrances the ramp
is clearly identifiable and easily
accessible. It can accommodate wheelchair
users. Floor steps and ramps have hand
railings for support.
3. Special Toilets, Rest Rooms and Class
Rooms:
Modified Toilets, rest rooms and class rooms
(including laboratories) are available at
ground floor to facilitate the visits of
differently abled students. |
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Ramp |
Toilet ims |
Wheel Chair |
Wheel Chair |
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INTERNET
FACILITY PROVIDED INSTITUTE BUILDING AND
CAMPUS |
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To keep our students and
faculty abreast of the
latest developments in their
respective field of study,
the institute has
state-of-the-art campus
network with 300 Mbps Broad
Bandline Internet connection
that offers round the clock
unlimited access of
Internet.
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Internet facility is
available for all systems in
the whole campus.
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The entire campus is
optically networked between
buildings and cable within
the buildings for
connectivity.
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In addition, Wi-Fi facility
is provided in all the
buildings, Canteen, are also
provided with internet
facility through Wi-Fi.
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This helps students and
faculty to enrich their
world-wide knowledge for
their educational and
research need.
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Vehicle Parking |
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KYDSCT’s IMS
provides on the premises ample parking for
two wheelers and four wheelers vehicles for
students and the staff. There is separate
car parking space for students and teachers.
But those who park their vehicles have to
abide by certain rules and restrictions.
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At all time,
for instance, speed limit norms need to be
followed. Honking horns is strictly
prohibited. All vehicles brought inside the
Institute campus are required to have all
the relevant documents as prescribed under
the law. |
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Solar Energy
Initiatives: |
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KYDSCT’S
Institute of Management and science,
Sakegaon has decided move away from fossil
fuels and create a 100 percent renewable
energy system to become self sufficient. To
power the campus with 100 percent renewable
energy, IMS has objective to reduce its
energy consumption, obtaining its
electricity from renewable energy sources
particularly Solar Energy and meeting its
heating, cooling and other building energy
needs with electricity.
KYDSCT’s IMS has enough renewable energy
potential to power the institute load. It is
proved that high penetrations of renewable
energy are possible using technologies
available today at costs that KYDSCT’s IMS
can afford, indicating that we can move
toward an energy system powered by 100
percent renewable energy. KYDSCT’s IMS
campuses are great places to accelerate the
transition to 100 percent renewable energy.
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In view of
above, as a first step, KYDSCT’s Institute
of Management and Science, Sakegaon has
installed 10.35 kW capacity solar power
plant on its campus. i.e. 10.35 kW solar
power plant at roof top of MBA building. The
system was commissioned and put into
operation since 1st March 2023.
SPECIFICATION: 545WP SOLAR PANEL
MANUFACTURE BY : ADANI SOLARY SYSTEM
CAPACITY: 10.35KW
10KW SOLAR INVERTER EVVO SOLAR |
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Policy on Green
Campus |
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The initiatives of KYDSCT’s
Institute of management and
Science Sakegaon are devoted to
champion the conservation and
promotion of life on earth.
Standard Operating Procedure of
Green Campus for operational
practice developed to control
the pollutant discharges by
using routine maintenance
procedures for mowing and debris
control.
Environmental Audit 22-23 -
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Green Audit 22-23 -
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MAINTENANCE
OF GARDEN/GREEN AREA
STEP 1: Plants/Tree Care: Regular watering
of plants and lawn. Pruning of trees and
plants/shrubs as and when required. Regular
mowing and sweeping of lawn. Removal of
garden refuse from garden to the designated
place. Conversion of garden garbage to
compost its use as manure. Encourage
plantation of seasonal flowers and trees.
Report damage/compromise to landscape areas
or bare areas void of vegetation that may
result in sediment being transported off
site; prepare a repair schedule and
implement repairs fortnightly.
STEP 2: Lawn Care and Signage in Garden
proper maintenance of garden benches, if
any. Educate students to respect the utility
of the lawns. Classify trees and plants by
proper signage and prepare report monthly.
PROCEDURE MAINTENANCE FOR GARDENING
Site Engineer instruct to supervisor of the
Garden about gardening maintenance.
Supervisor instruct to labour (Maali) about
gardening maintenance.
Green campuses I/C prepare a report based on
site Engineer report and submit to the
Campus Director/ Principal. |
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Generator |
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30 KVA
Generator has been fixed in the campus.
generators with capacity of each 30 KVA
facilitate the required power backup for the
whole college, where as laboratories are
supported with a backup of 20KVA. |
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