There are risks associated with every workplace, in varying degrees. In some industries, the outcome of a typical incident may be relatively low like a worker slipping on a wet floor; while in other industries a typical incident can have far more severe consequences, such as a building worker hurt in a fall, or a factory worker caught up in machinery or trapped in some equipment.

So what can safety do for you? The benefits of maintaining a safe work environment are many, but first and foremost, safety is about what you can do to protect your workers. A safe work environment boosts employee morale, which, in turn, increases productivity, efficiency and profit margins. When people feel that they have a good, safe work environment, they feel like they can make a difference and there are fewer staff absences, less staff turnover and improved quality of work. Thus, the most important point is that, 'Even if the job profiles of employees are different and there is also a dedicated safety executive in the company, but safety is everybody's business'.

In the face of the ever-increasing global industrialisation, DuPont continues to improve upon its materials and standards that help keep all personnel safe in the toughest conditions. Growing populations, mounting pressures, rising hostilities, inhospitable surroundings - these are the harsh realities of living in the world today. That's why organisations like DuPont take safety and protection so seriously. The company innovates and collaborates with other companies, governments, industrial manufacturers, and academics to develop and test a wide range of materials, like DuPont