S-OIL Achieves 5 Million Man-Hours Without Accident Safety Record
[Asia Economy Reporter So-yeon Park] Hussein Al Qatani, CEO of S-OIL, visited the Ulsan plant on the 17th to encourage employees who achieved 5 million safe man-hours without accidents. Since October 22 of last year until the 16th of this month, the S-OIL Ulsan plant has operated stably for 392 days without a single fatal accident, achieving the third record of 5 million safe man-hours without accidents since its establishment. During this period, S-OIL conducted three major scheduled maintenance operations. Before the work, risk assessments were carried out to identify hazards in advance, and responsibility areas were assigned to the relevant departments and external professional safety inspectors to eliminate accident risks through systematic inspections. In addition, safety town hall meetings attended by CEO Al Qatani and other top executives were held quarterly, and company-wide efforts were made to promote a safety culture by establishing a company-wide safety management committee and a chief safety officer. CEO Al Qatani urged employees, saying, "Our safety values remain unchanged even after surpassing 5 million safe man-hours," and added, "If you find unsafe conditions or unsafe behaviors, anyone should actively step forward to guide safe practices and practice them together, and never compromise on safety."
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