National Safety Week: Championing Safety Leadership 

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 We’re excited to announce the upcoming National Safety Week Celebration, led by the National Safety Council since 1971 to mark its Foundation Day on March 4th. This annual event boosts safety awareness across all sectors, offering flexibility for customized activities to meet specific safety needs. The importance of safety leadership within ESG frameworks underscores our dedication to ensuring safety across all levels. 

This year’s theme, “Focus on Safety Leadership for ESG Excellence,” emphasizes our dedication to excellence in environmental, social, and governance practices. Join us in reflecting on our journey and participating in scheduled events aimed at promoting safety in our workplace. 

Below is the program schedule for the 53rd National Safety Week: 

 Date Program Venue Time 
01/03/2024 Fire Extinguisher Competition Near Common Kitchen 4 pm – 5 pm 
04/03/2024 Departmental Safety Pledge All departments 9:30 am 
04/03/2024 Fire Hydrant Competition Speciality Division 4 pm – 5 pm 
05/03/2024 Safety Quiz Competition PL Training Hall 3 pm – 5 pm 
06/03/2024 Hazard Identification PL Training Hall 4 pm – 5 pm 
07/03/2024 Exhibition of Safety Equipment Shuttle court 10 am – 3:30 pm 
07/03/2024 Display of Safety Poster Competition Shuttle court 10 am – 3:30 pm 
08/03/2024 Think Safe- Program Shuttle court 9:30 am – 10:30 am 
08/03/2024 Prize Distribution Shuttle court 10:30 am – 11:30 am 
08/03/2024 Road Safety External Training program Shuttle court 10.30 am – 12.30 pm 

 We also have our ‘Safety Begins with Me’ Drawing Competition, which is open to all individual employees of the company from March 2nd to March 6th. Express the importance of safety in everyday life, such as at work, on the road, and in preventing fires. Pick up drawing sheets from the Safety Department starting March 2nd and submit your entry by March 6th, 5 pm. The rules and regulations are as follows: The drawing competition centers on safety. It’s open to all ages. Any drawing tool is acceptable, with provided drawing sheets for consistency. Originality and clear safety messaging are vital. Submit entries punctually. Judging criteria include creativity and relevance, with final decisions made by the judges. Strict adherence to the rules is essential. 

In celebrating the 53rd National Safety Week, let us unite in championing safety leadership and fostering a workplace culture committed to excellence in environmental, social, and governance practices. 

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