Safety is essential in industry because industrial workplaces involve machinery, electrical systems, chemicals, heat, pressure, heights, moving equipment and other hazards that can cause accidents, injuries, occupational diseases and even death. Industrial safety refers to the measures, rules, procedures and practices adopted to protect workers, property, equipment and the environment from harm. It is an important part of industrial management because safe working conditions improve both employee welfare and organizational efficiency. Industrial occupations often expose workers to physical, chemical, biological, mechanical and ergonomic hazards. Workers operating machines may suffer cuts, fractures, crushing injuries or amputations if proper guards are not provided. Exposure to toxic chemicals, dust, fumes and gases can cause poisoning, respiratory diseases and other occupational illnesses. Excessive noise may lead to hearing impairment, while heat, radiation, vibration and poor workplace design can adversely affect health. Therefore, identifying hazards and controlling risks are essential components of industrial safety. One of the most important purposes of safety is the protection of human life and health. Every worker has the right to work in an