The Korea Small Business and Startups Agency announced on July 28 that it will conduct training to enhance the expertise of direct production inspectors until the end of next month.
The direct production verification system is designed to confirm whether small businesses that win contracts through competitive bidding actually produce the products themselves. Since being designated as the agency responsible for the direct production verification system in 2022, Han Yuwon has issued direct production verification certificates to a total of 180,410 companies as of June this year.
The training is aimed at 178 newly selected inspectors who were chosen earlier this month. The first session, held the previous day at Han Yuwon in Mokdong, Seoul, included theoretical training on the direct production verification system and the Public Procurement Comprehensive Information Network (SMPP). The training also covered procedural education for conducting inspections and practical exercises based on the experiences and cases of professional inspectors currently performing inspections.
Han Yuwon CEO Lee Tae-sik stated, "As the direct production verification system is established to strengthen the competitiveness of the domestic manufacturing base, we will continuously enhance the expertise of inspectors to increase the system's reliability."
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