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easypaisa Takes a Bold Step to Protect Billboard Workers with Safety Gear and Insurance

January 14, 2025
in Business
easypaisa Takes a Bold Step to Protect Billboard Workers with Safety Gear and Insurance
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easypaisa’s Initiative Highlights the Importance of Safety for Billboard Installers in Pakistan

Every day, outdoor advertising installers in Pakistan risk their lives while working on towering billboards. Recently, a tragic accident in Karachi highlighted the dangers faced by these workers when an installer fell after his safety harness failed.

Unfortunately, this is not an isolated incident. In Pakistan’s outdoor advertising (OOH) industry, safety standards are often overlooked, as tight deadlines and budget pressures take priority over worker well-being.

These installers, the unsung heroes who bring vibrant billboards to life, face daily dangers. They work at great heights, battle harsh weather conditions, and operate heavy machinery, often without the proper safety gear or medical coverage.

This lack of adequate safety measures has led to countless accidents, turning many into lifelong tragedies for workers and their families.

Recognizing this alarming reality, easypaisa has stepped up to lead the change. In a groundbreaking initiative, easypaisa has set a new benchmark for worker safety in Pakistan’s OOH industry.

The company has not only provided billboard workers with safety gear that meets global standards but has also ensured that they are covered under comprehensive medical insurance. This initiative is more than just a promise, it’s a commitment to raising the bar for safety and creating a ripple effect across the industry.

The Hidden Risks of Outdoor Advertising

OOH installers play a vitall role in the advertising industry, ensuring that brand messages are displayed prominently for millions to see. Yet, their contributions come at a steep cost. Many work without basic safety equipment, scaling towering structures with no fall protection, and are left vulnerable to serious injuries or worse.

Pakistan’s OOH industry has witnessed multiple accidents over the years, often due to negligence in providing workers with adequate safety measures. These incidents not only devastate families but also tarnish the image of an industry that thrives on creativity and visibility.

Why Safety Gear and Insurance Are Non-Negotiable

Providing safety gear and medical insurance is not just a legal or moral responsibility; it’s essential for ensuring the well-being of those who build the billboards that fuel our advertising campaigns.

Safety gear such as helmets, harnesses, and high-visibility vests significantly reduces the risk of accidents. Meanwhile, medical insurance provides workers with a safety net, ensuring that they and their families are not financially crippled in the event of an injury.

Easypaisa’s initiative is a testament to the fact that prioritizing worker safety is not just possible but also necessary. By equipping installers with state-of-the-art safety gear and comprehensive insurance, the company has set a precedent for responsible business conduct.

A Call to Action for All Brands

As stakeholders in the advertising industry, it is our collective responsibility to ensure that OOH installers are treated with dignity and care. Easypaisa’s initiative is a wake-up call for brands across Pakistan: it’s time to go beyond promises and take concrete steps to protect the lives of those who make our campaigns a reality.

By adopting similar measures, brands can play a pivotal role in transforming the industry. Let’s commit to providing insurance coverage and world-class safety gear to all OOH workers, ensuring that no installer risks their life for the sake of visibility.

This is not just about worker safety; it’s about setting new standards of responsibility and compassion in the business world. Easypaisa has taken the first step, now it’s time for others to follow suit.

Together, we can create a safer and more equitable outdoor advertising industry in Pakistan.

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