Bando Construction has launched a comprehensive safety management initiative aimed at achieving zero major accidents for the eighth consecutive year. The company is implementing a "Zero Accident 100-Day Campaign" across all construction sites nationwide and is expanding safety and quality collaboration with its partners.
On September 22, Bando Construction announced the kickoff of the "Zero Accident 100-Day Campaign" to enhance safety awareness and strengthen accident prevention activities at construction sites. The company also held the "2026 Yubora Partners Day" to facilitate communication and technical collaboration with its partners.
The Zero Accident 100-Day Campaign was developed to focus on managing high-risk factors identified from last year's accident types. The core objective is to strengthen autonomous safety practices at each site.
Key areas of focus include accidents related to collisions, being struck by objects, and falls. Bando Construction plans to designate each accident type as a monthly theme for site-specific prevention campaigns and will prioritize the management of frequent accident causes through self-inspections and safety improvement activities.
This campaign will run until the end of the year. After its conclusion, the results of the practices at each site will be compiled, and exemplary cases will be shared across all sites. Any shortcomings will be addressed with improvement measures to continuously enhance safety management standards.
During the kickoff ceremony, awards were presented to exemplary workers and partners who contributed to safety management and on-site practices. A joint safety inspection involving both headquarters and field teams was also conducted to raise awareness of the importance of safety.
Bando Construction also hosted the "2026 Yubora Partners Day" to promote communication and mutual growth with its partners. The event took place at the Dongtan Ivy Lounge, where Bando Construction's construction division head, Lee Jeong-ryeol, along with executives and representatives from 30 partner companies, were in attendance.
The "Yubora Partners Day" signifies a shift in perspective, viewing partners not merely as construction collaborators but as growth partners. During the event, Bando Construction shared its business status with partners and introduced successful cases of new technologies and methods aimed at improving safety and quality management. Awards were also given to partners who achieved outstanding results in safety and quality.
As of last year, Bando Construction achieved a record of zero major accidents for seven consecutive years. This year, the company is reinforcing its safety management and prevention activities with the goal of achieving zero major accidents for the eighth consecutive year.
With the increasing importance of safety management in construction sites, campaigns focused on prevention involving both partners and workers are emerging as key tasks for reducing major accidents.
Lee Jeong-ryeol, head of Bando Construction's construction division, stated, "We are continuously working to build consensus on the importance of safety management with our partners who are directly involved in the practical processes on-site. We will continue to strive for a record of zero major accidents for eight consecutive years, believing that mutual growth is synonymous with safety management."
* This article has been translated by AI.
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