KT, Korea Occupational Safety and Health Agency Sign MOU to Spread Workplace Safety Culture
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KT said on the 15th that it had signed a business agreement with the Korea Occupational Safety and Health Agency to promote workplace safety culture and close safety gaps.
The agreement is intended to leverage the agency's industrial safety expertise and KT's telecommunications infrastructure and customer touchpoints.
The two sides agreed to cooperate on spreading a safety culture among telecommunications workers and their partners, delivering safety messages to the public, and identifying and sharing exemplary corporate safety practices.
KT said it will work with the Korea Occupational Safety and Health Agency to spread a safety culture in industrial workplaces. On the 15th, KT announced that it had signed a business agreement with the agency to promote workplace safety culture and close safety gaps.
The purpose of the agreement is to leverage the agency's industrial safety expertise and KT's telecommunications infrastructure and customer touchpoints. Based on this, the two sides aim to enhance safety awareness among telecommunications workers and their partners and narrow safety gaps at worksites.
The agreement's key tasks include spreading a safety culture among telecommunications workers and their partners, delivering safety messages to the public, and identifying and sharing exemplary corporate safety practices.
KT and the Korea Occupational Safety and Health Agency will also link up with regional Safety Culture Practice Promotion Teams. Through this, they plan to raise safety awareness among telecommunications workers and their partners and support participation by small businesses that need help strengthening their safety management capabilities.
The two sides will use KT's online and offline customer touchpoints and KT-owned infrastructure, including business vehicles. They also plan to deliver safety-related messages and content through various touchpoints, expanding opportunities for the public to encounter the importance of safety in daily life.
The two sides will cooperate to identify and share exemplary corporate safety practices tied to major events such as Occupational Safety and Health Month, and they also agreed to work together to spread such best practices to other companies and worksites.
Under this direction, Kim Young-in, KT CSHO, vice president in charge of safety and health, said safety should not remain a principle inside the workplace but become a value embedded in the daily lives of employees, partners, and the public. He added that KT will actively cooperate to spread a safety culture across industrial worksites and into the public's daily lives by leveraging its telecommunications infrastructure and diverse public touchpoints.
Kim Hyun-jung, chairman of the Korea Occupational Safety and Health Agency, said the agency and KT will do their utmost to carry out activities that establish the meaning of 'speed' as the most necessary and important meaning across society.
Source: TECHWORLD · Kim Hye-jin
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=408270
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