Korean Marine Transport and KLCSM Conduct Safety and Health Training for Partner Companies to Prevent Industrial Accidents

Held Biannually to Build a Culture of Shared Safety
Participation from 52 Partner Companies Nationwide... Enhancing Practical Response Capabilities

On June 9, Korean Marine Transport, an affiliate of the SM Group's shipping division, and KLCSM announced that they had conducted a safety and health training session for partner companies for the prevention of industrial accidents for the first half of 2026 at KLCSM's headquarters in Jung-gu, Busan on June 5.

Daehan Shipping and KLCSM conducted a safety and health training session for partner companies for the first half of 2026 on the 5th at the KLCSM headquarters in Jung-gu, Busan. The training, aimed at preventing industrial accidents and establishing a cooperative safety culture, was attended by 65 participants from 52 partner companies nationwide. Members of the SM Group received practical, hands-on training focused on heat-related illness prevention during summer and cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) practice.

Korean Marine Transport and KLCSM hold safety and health training sessions once each in the first and second halves of every year, aiming to prevent industrial accidents in advance and to build a culture of shared safety by sharing and supporting key information related to occupational safety and health. For this session, a total of 65 participants from 52 partner companies nationwide attended the training, uniting in their commitment to achieving zero accidents at worksites and to mutual cooperation.

The training program consisted of practical modules focused on seasonal and site-specific risk factors that have been occurring frequently at industrial sites recently. Specifically, the program included: ▲ prevention and response to heat-related illnesses during summer ▲ hands-on CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) practice led by a professional instructor from the Busan Jungbu Fire Station ▲ sharing of major cases of industrial accidents and precedents under the Serious Accidents Punishment Act.

In the training session on coping with extreme heat, participants were introduced to the causes of heat-related illnesses, emergency response procedures, and prevention guidelines. The CPR practice was designed to improve immediate response capabilities in actual emergency situations. In the latter part of the training, concrete cases such as fires were discussed to deepen on-site understanding and to reinforce awareness of safety and responsibility.

Korean Marine Transport and KLCSM plan to continuously provide relevant information and consulting services to their small and medium-sized partner companies, as they often face difficulties in safety and health management due to organizational limitations and lack of budget, in order to further enhance the completeness of their prevention systems.

A representative of Korean Marine Transport stated, "To practice ESG management, our company operates a dedicated safety and health organization and a safety and health management system, consistently strengthening a cooperative system with partner companies," adding, "Safety is a core value directly linked to sustainable growth, and we are fully committed to creating a safe working environment and preventing industrial accidents."

This content was produced with the assistance of AI translation services.