LetsRun Park Busan-Gyeongnam conducted hands-on safety training aimed at preventing industrial accidents and organized a blood donation drive to promote life-sharing.
On October 14, LetsRun Park Busan-Gyeongnam held virtual reality (VR) safety training for 50 employees and field workers from partner companies, the organization announced on the 15th.
The training utilized the Korea Occupational Safety and Health Agency's 'Visiting VR Safety Training' program, allowing participants to virtually experience various hazardous situations that could occur on the job site and enhance their accident response skills.
Participants donned VR headsets to indirectly experience various industrial accident scenarios in an environment similar to their actual work sites. This approach helped them identify potential hazards in their work processes and learn how to respond in case of an accident.
One field worker who participated in the training said, "I have received safety training before, but experiencing accident scenarios through VR made the risks feel more real. I was reminded that even a small oversight can lead to a major accident."
LetsRun Park Busan-Gyeongnam operates a 'Safety Inspection Day' every month to continue its on-site safety management activities. The organization is particularly focused on enhancing safety training and inspections for field workers in high-risk environments.
On the same day, LetsRun Park Busan-Gyeongnam also conducted a 'Love Blood Donation' service activity, which involved employees, subsidiary staff, and horse industry participants.
This blood donation drive was organized to contribute to stabilizing blood supply and to spread a culture of life-sharing within the community. LetsRun Park Busan-Gyeongnam regularly conducts blood donation activities in the spring and fall, encouraging voluntary participation from its employees.
The organization continues to engage in social contribution activities that leverage its business characteristics. In July, it conducted a volunteer activity for separating discarded umbrellas and making sandbags, and it plans to produce safety boxes for pet-owning families and carry out environmental cleanup activities in Akyang Village, Hamyang County in the second half of the year.
A representative from LetsRun Park Busan-Gyeongnam stated, "We aimed to enhance the safety awareness of field workers through VR training while practicing life-sharing in the community through our blood donation efforts. We will continue to foster a safe workplace and engage in various social contribution activities to promote coexistence with the community."
* This article has been translated by AI.
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