Most employees feel prepared to protect themselves and their colleagues in the event of an emergency.

But for safety advocates, the results of a recent survey by the National Safety Council suggest there remain plenty of workplaces throughout the country where safety is not the priority it should be.

The poll of 2,000 U.S. employees was conducted in May. It included 600 respondents who described themselves as supervisors or managers.

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