Hanjin conducted a safety inspection and delivery response check at its facilities ahead of the Chuseok holiday.
On September 15, Hanjin's CEO Noh Sam-seok and President Cho Hyun-min visited the Dong Seoul Hub Terminal to assess operations during the Chuseok peak season and encourage on-site workers, the company announced on September 16.
During the visit, Noh and Cho received reports on the operational status from the control room and inspected cargo loading and transportation routes. They then visited the loading and unloading areas to check the status of sorting equipment and safety management at the worksite. The executives reviewed the working environment and facilities before distributing encouragement items to workers, urging them to adhere to safety protocols and take adequate breaks.
Hanjin plans to maximize operations at over 100 major terminals nationwide and increase staffing for sorting operations, as well as deploy additional temporary vehicles to ensure a safe working environment and uninterrupted deliveries during the Chuseok peak season.
A Hanjin official stated, "We are focused on ensuring safety throughout the entire cargo movement process during the Chuseok peak season and creating an environment where workers can feel secure while performing their duties."
Meanwhile, Hanjin is accelerating its smart logistics innovation by applying artificial intelligence (AI) technology to small delivery terminals in remote areas that may be vulnerable to safety management. The company completed system installations at over 20 terminals in peripheral regions, including Chungcheong and Gangwon, starting from more than ten terminals in the metropolitan area at the end of July.
* This article has been translated by AI.
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