The National Railroad Corporation is set to embark on initiatives aimed at becoming a leading agency in future transportation systems.
On September 16, the National Railroad Corporation announced its new management policy, 'BASE' (Building the future with Basics and Principles), reflecting the management philosophy of Chairman Jeong Jin-hyeok.
'B·A·S·E' stands for Best Safety, Accountable Fairness, Systematic Field, and Evolving Mobility.
This policy encapsulates the vision emphasized by Chairman Jeong during his inauguration on September 1, where he pledged to prioritize safety as the foremost value while ensuring the agency operates based on fundamentals and principles.
The National Railroad Corporation plans to make safety the top criterion in all decision-making processes, utilizing AI and data to predict and respond to potential risks. A comprehensive safety information-sharing system will be established throughout all phases of railroad operations.
By building a decision-making framework based on principles, procedures, and systems, the agency aims to enhance fairness across its operations and foster a transparent organizational culture free from favoritism and exceptions, thereby practicing accountable management.
The agency will incorporate feedback from stakeholders into its decision-making processes and will oversee the timely execution of railroad projects from planning to launch. It also plans to develop infrastructure for future mobility hubs and proactively advance new technologies.
Chairman Jeong stated, "Establishing the basics and principles is the first step toward creating a railroad that earns the trust of the public. Based on this management policy, we will enhance the agency's execution capabilities and strive to deliver results that the public can feel."
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