At my company, detailed reports are given every week about work-related accidents and traffic accidents.

Of course, for many people, this kind of talk is "overheard" -- as expected, after decades of this, "safety awareness" is drummed into them.

If someone from another company were to ask me, I would be worried that they would suspect that the company Ebata works for is experiencing mass hysteria over safety.

It's not an exaggeration to call it "brainwashing", however it is a good "brainwashing"

Because "safety" is absolute justice.

The cost of safety is not cheap, but it is still overwhelmingly "cheap" compared to the cost of responding to an "accident".

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The problem is that this 'brainwashing' about safety awareness can play out in other areas as well.

My family gets annoyed when I show my safety awareness about electrical wiring, stuff in front of the stove, and other tidiness in my home.

It's frustrating to see people in the neighborhood association working on setting up the turrets for the summer festival without wearing helmets or protective shoes.

Well, it's called "the evil of brainwashing'.

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Therefore, I am really "shocked" when I hear reports of fatal accidents within the company.

So, what I've been wondering lately is whether this "shock of mine" is something I can share with other employees.

I am very worried about this "brainwashing" because I believe it is the only thing worth passing on to the next generation.