Employees will continue the preventive efforts in their personal safety programs, and supervisors will continue to review and reinforce the key points, but the campaign as such should end and all the special notices, posters, and displays should come down. If appropriate, the theme can be repeated at a later time, with a slightly different approach and renewed emphasis. The circle is a small group of people with a common interest or problem. This interest may be a specific sport or hobby, children's safety, a community activity, or a technique such as first aid. The circle does not follow the normal structure of the organization.
People belong because of their common interest.
All members are equal. Circles may be organized within departments, or across departmental lines. In addition, safety circles can periodically become the nucleus of a project team when it is decided to emphasize their activity as part of the overall program. A circle facilitator is designated to lead the program. This person is the liaison between the circles and the steering committee.