KT is collaborating with the Korea Occupational Safety and Health Agency to promote safety culture in industrial workplaces and address safety disparities among businesses.
On October 15, KT announced that it signed a memorandum of understanding with the Korea Occupational Safety and Health Agency at the KT Gwanghwamun Building in Jongno-gu, Seoul, aimed at spreading safety culture and reducing safety gaps in workplaces.
KT and the Korea Occupational Safety and Health Agency will work together to enhance safety awareness among telecom workers and partners, while also supporting the participation of small businesses that need to strengthen their safety management capabilities through regional safety culture implementation teams.
KT plans to utilize its infrastructure, including online and offline customer touchpoints and company vehicles, to deliver safety-related messages and content, ensuring that the public recognizes the importance of safety in their daily lives.
Additionally, the partnership will identify and share exemplary safety practices from companies in connection with major events such as Occupational Safety and Health Month, fostering collaboration to spread these practices to other businesses and workplaces.
The agreement will be in effect for two years from the signing date, during which both organizations will detail their collaborative tasks and implement them in phases.
Kim Young-in, KT's Chief Safety and Health Officer, stated, "Safety is not just a principle to be upheld within the workplace; it is a value that should naturally be integrated into the daily lives of employees, partners, and the public. We will actively collaborate to ensure that safety culture spreads more rapidly and broadly in industrial workplaces and the lives of citizens by leveraging KT's communication infrastructure and various public touchpoints."
On October 15, KT announced that it signed a memorandum of understanding with the Korea Occupational Safety and Health Agency at the KT Gwanghwamun Building in Jongno-gu, Seoul, aimed at spreading safety culture and reducing safety gaps in workplaces.
KT and the Korea Occupational Safety and Health Agency will work together to enhance safety awareness among telecom workers and partners, while also supporting the participation of small businesses that need to strengthen their safety management capabilities through regional safety culture implementation teams.
KT plans to utilize its infrastructure, including online and offline customer touchpoints and company vehicles, to deliver safety-related messages and content, ensuring that the public recognizes the importance of safety in their daily lives.
Additionally, the partnership will identify and share exemplary safety practices from companies in connection with major events such as Occupational Safety and Health Month, fostering collaboration to spread these practices to other businesses and workplaces.
The agreement will be in effect for two years from the signing date, during which both organizations will detail their collaborative tasks and implement them in phases.
Kim Young-in, KT's Chief Safety and Health Officer, stated, "Safety is not just a principle to be upheld within the workplace; it is a value that should naturally be integrated into the daily lives of employees, partners, and the public. We will actively collaborate to ensure that safety culture spreads more rapidly and broadly in industrial workplaces and the lives of citizens by leveraging KT's communication infrastructure and various public touchpoints."
* This article has been translated by AI.
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