New Delhi, March 30, 2026: KARAM Safety marked National Safety Month with a series of on-ground initiatives aimed at promoting workplace and public safety awareness. The company extended its efforts beyond the traditional National Safety Week, focusing on sustained engagement across industries and communities.
Key Initiatives Across Industries
As part of the campaign, KARAM Safety partnered with leading organisations such as SMS Group, Ashok Leyland, and Tata Group to conduct training sessions at factories, plants, and construction sites.
These sessions emphasized hands-on demonstrations of personal protective equipment (PPE), helping workers understand correct usage in real-world conditions. The initiative aimed to reduce workplace risks by improving practical knowledge rather than relying solely on theoretical instruction.
Official Statement
Hemant Sapra, President – Global Sales and Marketing at KARAM Safety, said the initiative was designed to move beyond compliance-based safety measures.
He noted that the company’s approach focuses on embedding safety into everyday behaviour through continuous engagement, training, and awareness activities. According to him, the expanded National Safety Month programme aimed to encourage individuals—both within and outside workplaces—to adopt safer practices in daily life.
Community Outreach Efforts
In addition to industrial training, the company extended its outreach to public spaces. Canopy stalls were set up in high-footfall marketplaces, where teams interacted directly with citizens to promote awareness about everyday safety practices.
The initiative drew participation from both industrial workers and the general public, indicating growing interest in safety awareness beyond professional environments.
Context and Background
National Safety Week, observed annually across India, is organised under the aegis of the National Safety Council to promote safety awareness in workplaces. In recent years, organisations have increasingly expanded these efforts into longer campaigns to drive behavioural change.
KARAM Safety’s month-long programme aligns with this broader shift, focusing on sustained engagement rather than short-term observance.
Public Impact
The initiative is expected to benefit industrial workers by improving their understanding of safety protocols and proper PPE usage. At the same time, public outreach efforts aim to make safety awareness more accessible to everyday citizens.
Such programmes can contribute to reducing workplace accidents and improving overall safety culture across sectors.
By extending National Safety Week into a month-long campaign, KARAM Safety has focused on continuous awareness and practical training. The company indicated that similar initiatives may be scaled further in the future to strengthen safety practices across industries and communities.
Last Updated on: Tuesday, March 31, 2026 6:45 pm by Indian News Bulletin Team | Published by: Indian News Bulletin Team on Tuesday, March 31, 2026 6:44 pm | News Categories: Brand Post
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