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Overview of Safety and Health Management

Jusung Engineering prioritizes safety and health as the highest value in corporate management. By establishing a safety and health management system that complies with laws and standards, we create a safe working environment free of accidents through safety and health activities involving all employees. The following safety and health management principles are implemented.

  • 1. management prioritizes protecting workers' lives and creating a safe working environment as the foremost goal of corporate management.​
  • 2. All safety and health-related laws and regulations are strictly observed.
  • 3. A safe working environment is established through the assessment and improvement of harmful and hazardous factors within the workplace.​​
  • 4. The company actively promotes workplace safety culture through the participation of both labor and management in safety and health activities.​
  • 5. A safety and health system is established to ensure the participation and consultation of workers.​
  • 6. Preventive plans are developed to ensure that workplace accidents do not recur, and measures are implemented to prevent recurrence.​
  • 7. Proper safety equipment required for tasks is thoroughly worn to prevent accidents.​
  • 8. All members are required to fulfill their responsibilities and obligations regarding safety and health activities with sincerity.​

Safety and Health Management Goals and Key Tasks​

Core Goals

Establishment of a safety culture and preventive measures and
development of a self-regulated safety and health management system

  • Establishing a Safety Culture

    Mandatory campaign activities to instill a safety culture
    • Conducting "Safety Day" campaigns every Thursday
    • Autonomous safety campaigns led by departmental supervisors
    • Establishment of an in-house safety experience center

  • Building a Core Preventive System

    Establishment of a preventive-focused safety
    and health management system
    • eveloping an accident prevention-oriented safety and health education system
    • Allocating safety responsibility zones for on-site safety activities
    • Improving safety management standards through collaborative safety systems with partner companies

  • Mandatory Worker Participation

    Mandatory Participation in Workers’ Safety and Health Activities
    • Worker participation in risk assessments and improvement of hazardous factors
    • Introduction of the "Safety First Man" program to designate outstanding safety personnel and provide incentives
Safety and Health Management Plan (2024)​
Mid- to Long-term Safety and Health Goals Execution Plan

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No. Goal Initiatives Execution Plan Execution Items and Notes
2025 2026 2027 Post-2028
1 Serious Industrial Accidents at the Source All supervisors to complete risk assessment training (replacing regular safety and health training for supervisors) On-site managers to possess the ability to identify risks in advance and eliminate risk factors
Implementation of intelligent CCTV for accident prevention in emergencies (e.g., automated air purification systems) Establishment of AI-based automated response systems to prevent poisoning accidents during gas leaks
Full replacement of ladders and vertical stairs with vertical lifts (eliminating fall-related accidents at the source) Elimination of high-altitude work with fall risks to achieve zero accidents related to falls
2 Strengthen Safety and Health System for Zero Accidents Expansion of experiential training and campaigns (utilization of safety experience centers and Safety Day campaigns) Expansion of safety and health education to improve safety awareness and establish a safety culture
Activation of work-stoppage rights and provision of incentives Promotion of a culture of work stoppage in unsafe conditions/td>
Support projects for improving safety and health levels of partner companies Support for partner companies to establish safety and health systems at the same level as Jusung Engineering

Workplace Risk Assessment Activities​

Jusung Engineering strictly adheres to the Industrial Safety and Health Act and the Serious Accidents Punishment Act. To prevent serious industrial accidents and safety incidents, the company conducts risk assessments at least twice a year, identifying and improving harmful and hazardous factors specific to the workplace. ​

2023 Second Half Risk Assessment Schedule​
2023 Second Half Risk Assessment Statistics

  • Gwangju Headquarters
    Identified Risks
    20Case

  • Yongin R&D Center
    Identified Risks
    35Case

Risk Assessment Report (2023 First Half)​​ Risk Assessment Report (2023 Second Half)​​

Realization of Zero-Accident Workplaces​

Jusung Engineering prioritizes safety and health as its foremost management principle. It implements various initiatives to achieve zero-accident workplaces, including the declaration of "Safety Golden Rules," company-wide risk assessments, operation of a work permit system, safety education for visitors, and the "Joint Safety Inspection Day."​​

Accident Rate (Basic Indicator)​
  • Manufacturing Industry Accident Rate
  • Overall Industrial Accident Rate
  • Jusung Engineering Accident Rate

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Category Manufacturing Industry Accident Rate Overall Industrial Accident Rate Jusung Engineering Accident Rate
2023년 0.82 0.66 0.18
2022년 0.79 0.65 0.19
2021년 0.80 0.65 0

* Accident Rate: (Number of accidents / Number of employees) x 100 (%)

Frequency Rate and Lost Time Injury Frequency Rate (Enhanced Indicators)​

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Category Frequency Rate Lost Time Injury Frequency Rate (LTIFR)
2023년 0.87 0.87
2022년 0.85 0.85
2021년 0 0

* Frequency Rate: (Number of industrial accidents / Total working hours) x 1,000,000

* LTIFR: (Number of lost time injuries / Total working hours) x 1,000,000

Safety Activities

Jusung Engineering undertakes various safety activities to eliminate and mitigate on-site risk factors, prevent accidents, and maintain a comfortable and safe working environment. ​
By conducting risk assessments, the company addresses identified potential hazards and operates a work permit system to review safety before, during, and after tasks to minimize unexpected situations. Additionally, the designation of "Safety Day" promotes activities to reduce high-risk tasks and implements joint safety inspections with labor-management collaboration. ​
Through the CR (Camera Report) system, previously identified risks are managed to prevent recurrence. The company also implements strict safety regulations beyond legal requirements, such as safety and health campaigns, safety and health reward systems, and penalty systems, to ensure robust safety protocols. ​

Safety Management Beyond Legal Compliance

  • Organizational Structure

    1. Safety Management Organization (Appointment of Safety Manager)
    2. Industrial Safety and Health Committee (Quarterly Meetings)
    3. Safety Management Council (Monthly Meetings)

  • Safety Inspections for Hazardous Machinery and Equipment

    1. Cranes
    2. Elevators
    3. Pressure Vessels/Lifts
    4. Fire/Electrical/Gas Equipment

  • Work Permit System

    1. Ensuring Pre-task Safety
    2. Preventing Safety Accidents

  • Risk Assessments (Conducted Proactively)

    1. Safety Management Organization (Appointment of Safety Manager)
    2. Industrial Safety and Health Committee (Quarterly Meetings)
    3. Safety Management Council (Monthly Meetings)

  • Safety and Health Campaigns

  • Joint Safety Patrol Inspections

Safety Training

​ Jusung Engineering emphasizes the importance of safety and health, striving to prevent accidents by establishing a safety experience center. The center provides practical, customized safety training programs tailored by field (industrial safety, electrical safety, gas safety, fire safety) and level, offered to employees and, when necessary, local residents (such as students visiting for corporate tours).
To enhance safety awareness and engagement among employees of partner companies, offline safety training is conducted upon their first visit. Mandatory refresher training must also be completed after two months, institutionalizing safety training compliance. ​​

Safety Training Beyond Legal Requirements​

  • Electrical Safety

    1. Prevention of Electrical Accidents
    2. Ensuring the Safety of Electrical Installations

  • Industrial Safety

    1. Regular Safety Training
    2. Training for Supervisors
    3. Training for Partner Companies
    4. Specialized Training

  • Gas Safety

    1. Pre-task Safety Assurance
    2. Prevention of Safety Accidents

  • Fire Safety (Emergency Evacuation)

    1. Safety Management Organization (Appointment of Safety Manager)
    2. Industrial Safety and Health Committee (Quarterly Meetings)
    3. Safety Management Council (Monthly Meetings)

  • Environmental Safety Pledge

  • Safety Experience Center

  • VR Safety Experience Zone

  • CPR/AED Training Zone

  • Fire Extinguisher Practice Zone

Emergency Response Training​

Jusung Engineering has established emergency scenarios for situations such as fires, explosions, and gas leaks. The company conducts emergency response drills for all employees at least twice a year to ensure swift response and evacuation during accidents, minimizing damage and ensuring safety.​

  • Clean Room Fire Suppression Training

  • Gas Leak Response Training

  • Clean Room Fire Extinguisher Usage Training

  • Rooftop Evacuation and Rescue Training

  • Gas Poisoning Patient Evacuation Training

  • Full Employee Emergency Evacuation Drills

  • Protective Gear Wearing Training

  • Joint Drills with Fire Departments

Health Activities

주Jusung Engineering promotes a healthy work environment by preventing occupational diseases and fostering a healthy lifestyle through various health programs. The company supports biannual (spring and fall) workplace environment assessments conducted by external measurement agencies to identify exposure levels to harmful agents for employees in different workplaces. Annual general health check-ups are mandatory for all employees, while special health examinations are required for employees in research and production roles. Comprehensive health check-ups are also provided based on years of service.

Health Management Beyond Legal Requirements

  • Work Environment Improvements

    1. Workplace Environment Measurement
    2. Musculoskeletal Hazard Investigations
    3. FAB Safety and Health Improvements
    4. AED, Protective Gear, and First Aid Kit Management

  • Health Diagnostics

    1. General/Special Health Examinations
    2. Pre/Post Assignment Health Examinations
    3. Comprehensive Health Examinations Support
    4. On-Site Health Center (Management of Employees with Health Issues)

  • Health Promotion Activities

    1. Musculoskeletal Disorder Prevention Programs
    2. Occupational Stress Prevention Programs
    3. Group Accident Insurance Support
    4. Influenza Vaccination Support

  • Chemical Hazard Management

    1. MSDS Training and Management
    2. Legal Regulation and Hazard Reviews
    3. Harmful Agent Management

  • On-Site Health Checks

  • General/Special Examinations

  • Fitness Center

Health Promotion Activities

Jusung Engineering offers diverse health promotion programs for employees.
A musculoskeletal disorder prevention program is held six times a month by external instructors at the company's fitness and health measurement facilities. Annual occupational stress assessments are conducted, followed by counseling sessions to identify and address stressors within the organization. ​
Annual health screenings (general and special) are conducted in collaboration with medical institutions. Based on the results, an on-site health center, staffed twice a month by doctors and nurses, provides one-on-one health consultations and follow-up care for employees with health concerns.

  • Prevention Programs

  • Occupational Stress Prevention Programs

  • Indoor Air Quality Measurements