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Incap India Celebrates National Safety Day/Week/Month 2023
April 11, 2023 | IncapEstimated reading time: 1 minute
In March, Incap India celebrated the National Safety Day/Week/Month 2023 with great enthusiasm and commitment towards promoting safety awareness among our employees. We organised a series of events throughout the month of March to instil a culture of safety in its workplace.
The month-long celebration featured several competitions, including a safety quiz, a drawing competition for employees and their children, and a speech competition on safety. The events were aimed at creating awareness among employees and their families about the importance of safety and adopting safe practices in their daily lives.
The safety quiz tested employees’ knowledge on safety procedures, while the drawing competition allowed employees and their children to showcase their creativity and imagination on safety-related themes. The speech competition encouraged employees to share their experiences and insights on safety practices.
The celebration culminated in a closing ceremony where we handed out prizes to the competition winners. We were honoured to have Mr. K Krishnappa, Deputy Director in the Department of Factories and Boilers Tumkur, grace the occasion with his presence and address the gathering.
At Incap India, safety is given utmost priority, and the company remains committed to providing a safe and healthy workplace for all its employees.
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