CEO Kyunggu Jung of IPARK Hyundai Development Company Inspects Incheon Site Safety Ahead of Chuseok Holiday

Regular On-Site Inspections by Management

"Maximum Effort Required for Safety Management"

IPARK Hyundai Development Company announced on September 21 that it conducted an on-site occupational safety and health inspection led by the CEO at the Incheon 'City OCL' construction site ahead of the Chuseok holiday to prevent safety accidents.

The safety inspection, held on the 18th, was attended by Kyunggu Jung, CEO of IPARK Hyundai Development Company; Seungchul Yang, Chief Safety Officer (CSO); Minseok Kang, Head of the Architecture Division; and Younggeun Choi, PD of the Architecture Division.

Jung Kyunggu, CEO of IPARK Hyundai Development Company (center), is conducting a safety inspection at the Incheon City OCEEL Complex 8 site ahead of the Chuseok holiday on the 18th. IPARK Hyundai Development Company

The main processes currently underway at the City OCL Complex 8 site include excavation work, ground improvement operations to reinforce the soil, and framework construction for the underground levels. IPARK Hyundai Development Company explained that these activities involve high-risk tasks, and the management carried out the inspection specifically to reinforce safety measures in these areas.

CEO Kyunggu Jung stated, "With the four-day Chuseok holiday approaching, thorough management of on-site safety is necessary to prepare for emergency situations that could occur during the break," adding, "We are grateful to all executives and employees who are committed to safety on-site during the holiday period. Please do your utmost to ensure everyone can work safely with strengthened safety management."

IPARK Hyundai Development Company is continuously expanding the application of artificial intelligence (AI) and digital transformation (DX) technologies to enhance its safety management system. The company uses drones to check the site’s safety status in real time and monitors the safety of workers and sites at all times through a one-stop kiosk system for biometric signal measurement and storage management, as well as an integrated CCTV control center. Various smart safety technologies are being applied on site, such as intelligent video detection cameras and wearable airbags, to create a safer working environment.

An official from IPARK Hyundai Development Company stated, "We plan to continue regular management on-site inspections and close management of high-risk work, and to upgrade on-site safety management by expanding AI and DX-based safety management technologies."

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