Daewoo Engineering & Construction Signs MOU on Construction Safety with Korea Disaster Safety Technology Institute

Expanding R&D and Safety Training Cooperation
to Enhance Construction Site Safety Management
Strengthening Executive Safety Leadership Training
and Disaster Safety Collaboration Systems

Daewoo Engineering & Construction announced on July 30 that it has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the Korea Disaster Safety Technology Institute for cooperation in the fields of construction and disaster safety.

From the left, Donghyuk Shin, CSO of Daewoo E&C, and Changyoung Song, Chairman of Korea Disaster Safety Technology Institute, are taking a commemorative photo after signing a business agreement. Daewoo E&C

The signing ceremony, held the previous day at Daewoo Engineering & Construction's headquarters in Jung-gu, Seoul, was attended by key officials from both organizations, including Donghyuk Shin, CSO of Daewoo Engineering & Construction, executives in charge of safety, and the head of the safety and health team, as well as Changyoung Song, Chairman of the Korea Disaster Safety Technology Institute, President Jeong Sangman, and other stakeholders. The participants discussed ways to strengthen construction site safety management capabilities and expand cooperation in disaster safety.

Through this agreement, the two organizations will promote research and development, safety education, and technical cooperation aimed at preventing safety accidents at construction sites. In addition, they plan to jointly develop education and training programs to nurture construction safety professionals and expand the exchange of technology and knowledge in the field of disaster safety.

Recently, Daewoo Engineering & Construction invited Chairman Song to conduct safety leadership training for its senior management. The company plans to further strengthen educational and technical cooperation in disaster safety as a result of this agreement.

A representative from Daewoo Engineering & Construction stated, "Through this agreement, both organizations will leverage their expertise and networks to further enhance safety management capabilities at construction sites and strengthen technological competitiveness in disaster safety. Going forward, we will continue to prioritize safety, establish a field-centered safety culture, and implement sustainable safety management."

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