“When representatives of DuPont Turkey, and some experts from abroad first came to our factory, we saw people who tightly held onto handrails, tried to lock the wheels of the chairs in meeting rooms, and wore goggles even when they were not close to machines while walking around the plant. Now, I must admit that I thought it was all showing off for business purposes. By the end of the three year period, I have found myself advising my children and others in the apartment building to hold handrails tightly, and thus been considered a strange person by other kids’ parents. Of course, DuPont did not give us training particularly about stairways, but even if it was late in the day, I have come to understand that this [safety] is a way of life, not just an approach to work environment.”