To reduce the number of factory accidents, managers at Smith Inc. are implementing a workplace training program for all of the company’s factory workers. The program places emphasis on preventing, recognizing, and avoiding safety and health hazards while providing information on workers’ rights, employer responsibilities, and filing complaints.

Which of the following, if true, suggests that the managers’ plan to reduce factory accidents through training will not succeed?
 
A. Many workers are from the Wilson factory, where such training programs are in place and workers attend regularly.
B. The factory accidents from both this year and last year were from delivery drivers unable to navigate the sharp turn to the loading dock.
C. The Smith factory has already implemented advanced safety measures and has fewer factory accidents than the industry standard.
D. While potentially damaging to equipment and products, most factory accidents are not actually dangerous to workers.
E. The same workplace training program did not reduce the number of accidents at the Olson factory, which, like the Smith factory, produces machine shop supplies.