Korea Association of Machinery & Facility Contractors Delivers 200 Million Won in Grants for Training Specialized Talent in Mechanical Facilities

Support Provided to Nine Universities Specializing in Mechanical Facilities

The Korea Association of Machinery & Facility Contractors announced on July 13 that it will deliver financial support to nine universities across the country that offer programs related to mechanical facilities, with the aim of fostering specialized talent in the field.

Since 2024, the association has been providing annual funding to universities specializing in mechanical facilities nationwide, aiming to nurture the next generation of talent who will lead the future mechanical equipment industry, as well as to improve educational environments and enhance competitiveness.

This year, in a reflection of its strong commitment to cultivating future talent, the association has doubled its support from 100 million won last year to 200 million won. The 2026 grant presentation ceremonies will be held starting with Changwon National University, Dong-Eui University, and Daegu Polytechnic College on July 14; followed by Korea Polytechnic University Chungju Campus and Hanbat National University on July 16; Jeonju Vision College and Dongshin University on July 20; Daelim University College on July 22; and Seoul National University of Science and Technology on July 27, respectively.

Heo Yongjoo, President of the Korea Association of Machinery & Facility Contractors, said, "Recently, the mechanical facility industry has become increasingly important as it plays a key role in addressing national issues such as achieving carbon neutrality, improving energy efficiency, and promoting smart construction. I ask for continued efforts in nurturing talent in this vital sector."

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