Kumho Construction held a safety and health meeting to honor three outstanding partner companies and listen to their concerns from the field.
On October 27, Kumho Construction hosted the 'SAFETY ARTERA Safety and Health Meeting' at its headquarters in Jongno-gu, Seoul, attended by executives from 23 major partner companies in construction, civil engineering, equipment, electrical, and plant sectors. CEO Jo Wan-seok personally awarded the three exemplary partner companies.
During the event, Kumho Construction shared the operational status of the SAFETY ARTERA program. Launched in October 2025, this initiative aims to enhance the safety and health capabilities of partner companies through executive and practical staff councils, regular seminars, specialized training, and tailored technical support on-site.
Safety and health training was also conducted for the executives of partner companies. Lee Doo-hang, an instructor from Shin-young Labor Law Firm, introduced cases of occupational diseases and response measures, focusing on potential health risks and prevention strategies in construction sites.
The meeting included discussions on safety and health-related challenges and suggestions from partner companies, aiming to enhance safety management standards.
In September, the company applied for a patent for its 'Smart Safety Monitoring System,' which allows real-time verification of hazardous areas on construction sites. Kumho Construction plans to expand joint safety management activities and on-site support for partner companies through SAFETY ARTERA.
A Kumho Construction representative stated, "Safety is the top priority value that must be upheld on construction sites and is the most important competitive advantage for our company. We will enhance safety and health capabilities through communication and cooperative growth with our partner companies."
* This article has been translated by AI.
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