Thursday, 2 August 2018

KK Nayak reviews the policies of bio-fuel in India

KK Nayak describe that it is foremost essential to implement the bio-fuel policies in India so that the dependency on fossil fuel can be change for better tomorrow, by focusing on population of India it is now badly required to implement the bio-fuel in India as the availability of fossil fuel is limited and might get exhausted. Hence KK Nayak had firmly addresses the important features of National Bio-fuel policy in India that helps in knowing in depth the regulation of Bio-fuel production and its marketing strategies for the development of nation.

KK Nayak while having a experience of 29+ year knows the inadequacy of using fossil fuel in excess and also describe the comparison of use of bio-fuel and fossil fuel. By highlighting the points KK Nayak says Micro algal fuel could be the better and secured substitute for diesel to overcome the energy demand, several method on diverse levels to diminish the global warming including solar, clean energies from wind, and biomass and discussed schemes and strategy which includes mandate blending of ethanol with gasoline, diesel with bio diesel.

Thursday, 26 July 2018

KK Nayak believes in self motivations to attain the organizational goal

For KK Nayak a enormous commitment to finish the task where it has been started is the only ideal approach to make the job efficient, one of his main principle is that there is no excuse for not trying the specific work which the company had handled with due diligence. Taking a step forward from reality there are many motivational fables that serve an ultimate goal of delivering a lesson and that KK Nayak teaches to his subordinates while handling a team to achieve the organizational goal. While experience for KK Nayak in Cairn India he direct his team to take a step forward from reality that there are many motivational fables that serve as ultimate goal of delivering a lesson for improvement.

Experience for KK Nayak in Cairn India is to realize that you will become a true leader if you are willing to do the work of your team without complaining the time they your team need you most. And that will make you a true leader and you will learn more on how to be inspiring on course of leadership.

Tuesday, 24 July 2018

KK Nayak delivers the result with best of its unmatched skills

KK Nayak with his dedications had helped many businesses to achieve their objectives with its unmatched skills with the aim to increase the growth of business. KK Nayak was born and brought up in Odisha and completed the education in Ravenshaw College and completed engineering from top famous engineering college VSSUT. After completing his B.Tech digree, KK Nayak join Oil India Ltd as an executive, and after completing one year of experience he join the other companies of same industries. Now having an experience of 29+ years in same industries KK Nayak had proven that dedication in work is the only method to achieve the success in a live, and bringing the dedication to his work had made him a skilled person in Oil and Petroleum Industries.

KK Nayak in cairn India had given majority of time to handle the international projects by using his unmatched skills that had been proven worthy for the organizations. With the quality of achieving goals with self motivational skills have been always accomplished by KK Nayak and had also motivated his team to achieve the goal for a company.

Saturday, 14 July 2018

KK Nayak implements his skills to achieve the goal of an Organization.

KK Nayak a top skilled and result oriented professional that had been in the industry of Oil and Gas production that aimed to provide the sustainability in the company with many projects related with. KK Nayak with his surplus quality of leadership and team management skill have provided the sustainability in many international projects associated with oil and gas exploration and production. KK Nayak in Cairn India had handled many assignments and helped the management to take further managerial decisions that are associated with the development of the company and. Believing in the mythology of respect your work KK Nayak in Cairn India was able to reach the top position in an organization by giving dedication on his work.

KK Nayak after pursuing his ISc from Ravenshaw College, he went to pursue the higher degree in Engineering Collage in Odisha . The first job of KK Nayak was an executive in Oil India Limited which was in Assam. From there only he started showing interest and respect in Oil and Gas Industries and worked in various other big Oil and Gas companies. And now KK Nayak have been emerged as one of the top most knowledgeable person in Oil and Gas industries. 

Tuesday, 10 July 2018

KK Nayak an expert that delivers the growth for company with its surpassed skills

Mr. Kk Nayak had established himself as a well skilled professional through his dedication of 29+ years in field of business development, HSE project management and coordination in operations. With all the crammed experience KK Nayak in Cairn India handled the position of General Manager in Production and Operations and contributed momentous results in dipping OPEX with his team efficiency skills and quick decision making regarding executing and planning the projects. KK Nayak for eternity consider to out-of-the-box thinking for the team work and for stakeholder always believe in implementing the idea that gives the development and growth of the company and not for the individual.

KKNayak is highly stimulated, positive and result-oriented individual that believe in bringing established professionalism and attention to his working atmosphere. His exclusive skills of planning, organizing and executing to overcome any hurdle with talent for problem solving and deliver client loyalty and delivers employee satisfactions. He recently had contributed in IIM Lucknow training in “Finance for Decision Making”, held between 21st November and 25th November 2016 for super senior executives with his well-reputed name and has established his skills in the majority of the organizations.

Tuesday, 29 May 2018

Sustainability and Preserving the Environment


Oil and Gas exploration has always had its share of negative effects on the human population and the environment. Some of the ill-effects drillings bring with it are noise pollution caused by blasting, deterioration in air quality due to vehicle and diesel emissions, impact on ecological resources including loss of wildlife habitat, reduction in plant diversity and potential for increased erosion

As a General Manager HSE- Corporate at Vedanta Ltd (Cairn Oil & Gas), I KK Nayak feel that it is my responsibility that the activities of Cairn Oil & Gas be focused on the core concept of sustainability and preserving the environment for future generations. As a result, Cairn is now prepared to address key environmental and societal concerns challenging the organization.

In Rajasthan, work is underway on setting up a solar-powered lighting system while in Ravva and Savaii, renewable energy is being immensely utilized. At the Ravva and Rajasthan terminals, I KK Nayak presented on the topic ‘Environmental Regulatory Requirements in E&P Upstream sector’ which saw tremendous participation from Oil & Gas professionals.

Thursday, 5 April 2018

KK Nayak Global Inclusive Disaster Management Conference

A disaster, natural or industrial, can happen anytime. Natural disasters may be anything caused by the forces of nature like a tsunami, flood, hurricane, etc. Industrial disasters are those caused by negligence on the part of management and the workforce. An example of an industrial disaster that happened in Madhya Pradesh, India is the Bhopal Gas Tragedy, the effects of which are being seen even today in the genetic composition of local residents’ future generations.

As the saying goes, “Prevention is better than cure”, be forewarned and prepared to face disasters always helps in saving precious human life and property. Giving compensation to the families of disaster victims fails to achieve anything tangible. Instead, our nation and citizens would be better off by furthering research in the field of Disaster Management. A government study of 10 major disasters in the past decade in India has revealed that damages caused by such natural hazards have resulted in losses that account for as high as 66% of all public-sector losses. The country needs a strong and reliable Disaster Management System in place.

Disaster Management can be defined as the organization and management of resources and responsibilities for dealing with all humanitarian aspects of emergencies, in particular, preparedness, response, and recovery in order to lessen the impact of disasters.To further this objective, a steering and technical committee comprising of HSE leaders from India and abroad has been set up. This committee has been entrusted with the responsibility of hosting a mega-event focusing on disaster preparedness and ways to mitigate after-effects of natural and industrial disasters. Mr. K K Nayak, General Manager HSE- Corporate at Vedanta Ltd (Cairn Oil & Gas) is also a core member of the steering committee, for he strongly believes in the concept of Sustainable Development.


Global Inclusive Disaster Management Conference (GiDMC), organized by iCONEX Exhibitions Pvt Ltd is a global event scheduled to take place on the 10th and 11th of July, 2018 at Le Meridian, New Delhi. iCONEX Exhibitions has been promoting Health, Environmental, Safety, and Sustainability Initiatives globally, thus taking a step ahead towards sustainable development. The event is being held with support from Indian PSUs including Cairn India, Tata Motors and more. GiDMC is the first event of its kind towards inclusive disaster management. Attendees can expect discussions highlighting “How better can we be prepared for Disasters” with respect to technologies, policies, frameworks, and partnerships. The Global Inclusive Disaster Management Conference aims to bring policymakers, technology providers, research institutions, resilience officers and HSE practitioners onto a common platform to bridge the knowledge gap.