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National Safety Day is celebrated every year on March 4 and it was established by the National Safety Council. This day was brought into existence to acknowledge the start of the National Safety Council in 1966.
National Safety Council is an organization that works on safety protocols and the National Safety Day is celebrated to raise awareness to safeguard people working on sites and industries. It especially works on teaching workers about the safety gears in order to avoid any mishappenings at the workplace. The motive of National Safety Day is to ensure safety and raise awareness related to:
- Road Safety
- Human Health Safety
- Environmental Safety
Now, people have started to recognise the significance of this day and trending social media platforms are used excessively to promote and telecast the importance of safety measures for workers./stackumbrella/media/media_files/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/National-Safety-Day-2023-e1677911198527.jpg)
Motive of National Safety Day
People working on sites and industries are highly prone to dangerous events that might cause fatal injuries or even deaths. According to Government reports, 1,109 workers have lost their lives and more than 4000 people have got severely injured while working at factories in India.
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These numbers are highly concerning as the incidents can be avoided as they occur majorly due to a lack of safety measures. The National Safety Council works on running campaigns that alert workers and industrialists to equip them with safety gear and avoid such fatal interactions.
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The theme of this year's eve is to ensure "zero harm" and avoid accidents to almost level. The motive of National Safety Day 2023 is influenced by the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), which are to ensure the safety and well-being of all. This will help reduce the fatal events Causing accidents and injuries at the workplace.
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"Zero Harm" will focus on encouraging companies to work on safety measures and ensure maximum safety for their employees and other working staff to avoid any accidents and injuries from them. Everyone on the staff including employees, workers, labourers, and safety professionals will have to work together to develop a safe and healthy environment.