Labour ministry celebrates the National Safety Day, every year on 4th March. This day has become a major national campaign widely celebrated to create awareness and renew the commitment of occupational safety, health and environmental improvements at work place and other areas throughout the year.
It is celebrated by organsing interesting and imaginative programmes like dramas, skits, competitions, talks, exhibitions, displays, demonstrations etc. by involving workers at all levels and supervisors for their active participation so as to create awareness and enthusiasm for safety amongst them which ultimately leads to increase in productivity.
Safety is preventive in nature which could avert many disasters. When the idea of safety is installed in a person's mind the person becomes cautious. Now a days there is much stress on occupational safety.
Safety is a set of rules and norms which are to be obeyed to avoid any mishappening. Safety from dangerous situations and conditions should be maintained beforehand to be alert and diciplined. It is correctly said that, "A stitch in time saves nine." Safety is applicable anywhere and everywhere in life. Without safety a lot of damage may occur in which in turn is a great loss to individual and country at large. Safety saves the individuals from disability and life. The company is also being saved at that time saving their skilled man power.