"Pedestrian Guidance Lines on Factory Roads"... CJ CheilJedang Busan Plant Adopts Color Universal Design

"First Case in the Food Industry... Expansion Planned to Other Sites"

CJ CheilJedang announced on the 20th that it had applied 'Color Universal Design (CUD)' to its Busan plant to strengthen workplace safety.

Color Universal Design is a color design technique that enables anyone, including those who have difficulty distinguishing colors or have low vision, to easily recognize spaces and objects at a glance. CJ CheilJedang explained that the Busan plant is the first case in the food industry to adopt this design.

CJ CheilJedang announced on the 20th that it has applied 'Color Universal Design (CUD)' at its Busan plant to strengthen workplace safety. Photo by CJ CheilJedang

At the Busan plant, safety color design has been introduced to key routes such as the central intersection, pedestrian guidance lines, crosswalks, and emergency evacuation passages. Inspired by how entry and exit lanes on highways provide driving information through color separation, the company used differences in color combination, brightness, and saturation to distinguish the movement paths of cargo vehicles, forklifts, and workers.

CJ CheilJedang plans to gradually expand the safety color design to other workplaces based on the pilot case at the Busan plant.

Jang Gitae, Plant Manager of CJ CheilJedang's Busan plant, stated, "As a pilot case for the application of safety color design, the Busan plant has become a meaningful starting point in creating a work environment where anyone can work with greater peace of mind. Moving forward, we will continue to make safety our highest and non-negotiable priority, further strengthening the site safety culture."

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