Yojin Construction Conducts 'On-site Safety Inspection' with Specialized Guidance Agency

Yojin Construction Industry Pangyo e8-3 Office Facility Site (Photo by Yojin Construction)

Yojin Construction Industry has begun site inspections in collaboration with a disaster prevention specialized guidance organization to create accident-free sites.

On the 21st, Yojin Construction announced that it has commissioned the Korea Occupational Safety and Health Technology Institute, a disaster prevention specialized guidance organization recognized by the Ministry of Employment and Labor, to conduct safety consulting at each site, including safety inspections, evaluations, safety education, and submission of inspection reports.

Starting with the officetel site in Doseon-dong, Seoul, and continuing through the Godeok Knowledge Industry Center in Pyeongtaek and the FED Family Housing site, this consulting will be conducted once at each site between October and December. The consulting teams will consist of two-person units, including construction safety engineers and senior technicians.

Yojin Construction plans to objectively evaluate the overall safety management status of all sites through consulting by external safety experts with extensive construction site experience and technical expertise.

They have also set goals to improve identified issues to prevent accidents in advance and to enhance the safety awareness level of site members through safety inspections and education.

A Yojin Construction official stated, "We will strive to secure safety at the sites and prevent major accidents to create accident-free sites, while practicing safety management and spreading a safety culture."

Established in 1976, Yojin Construction is a comprehensive construction company that has built residential brands Yojin Y City (Y CITY) and Y Haus (Y HAUS), the luxury townhouse Villard Y, and the shopping mall Bellacitta located within Yojin Y City in Ilsan, Gyeonggi-do.

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