National Safety Week Launch at WTC Kochi

March 09, 2026

4 Mar 2026

The beginning of National Safety Week 2026 (4 March – 10 March) was marked with a series of activities designed to promote awareness, preparedness, and a strong safety culture across the campus at World Trade Center Kochi.

The week-long observance commenced with the safety flag hoisting by WTC tenant representatives, followed by a safety pledge. As part of Day 1 activities, our operations team organized a display and briefing of essential safety equipment used in day-to-day facility management, showcasing the practices that ensure smooth and secure operations within WTC.

With multiple training sessions, competitions, and awareness programs lined up through the week, we aim to further strengthen the culture of safety in our campus.

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