Kim Hyunjun, LH President, Inspects Pyeongtaek Site... Initiates New Year Work Plan

Company-wide Sharing of 2022 Management Direction Announced in New Year's Address and Listening to On-site Voices
"Carry Out Policy Projects and Internal Innovations Smoothly to Make 2022 a Year of New Leap"

Kim Hyun-jun, President of LH (fifth from the right in the front row), and employees of the Pyeongtaek Business Headquarters are taking a commemorative photo after the work report on the 7th. / Provided by LH.

Kim Hyun-jun, President of Korea Land and Housing Corporation (LH), began the 2022 work plan and on-site inspections on the 7th, starting with a field briefing at the Pyeongtaek Business Headquarters and the Pyeongtaek-Anseong Residential Welfare Branch.

According to LH, after the briefing at the Pyeongtaek Business Headquarters, President Kim ordered thorough efforts to achieve housing supply targets, adhere to the project schedule for Godeok New Town, and ensure strict safety management at the sites.

In particular, he emphasized that with the enforcement of the Serious Accident Punishment Act at the end of this month, safety management at construction sites has become even more critical. He urged that the 'LH Safety and Health Management Guidelines' be fully understood and strictly followed on-site.

President Kim visited the Pyeongtaek-Anseong Residential Welfare Branch to commend the efforts of employees who directly interact with customers. He also stressed the importance of building a dense residential safety net through close cooperation with local governments and improving residents' quality of life through collaboration with NGOs and others.

He pointed out that improving the quality of rental housing must precede providing high-level residential welfare services. He called for securing quality through close cooperation between the headquarters and branches at every stage of the process, and if defects inevitably occur, efforts should be made to promptly repair them using systems such as the 'QR Code Move-in Quality Management System.'

Furthermore, to assist those who qualify but cannot reside in LH rental housing due to lack of information, he requested strengthening counseling services, supplying tailored demand-based housing, and promoting rental housing in an easy-to-understand manner to help resolve vacancies.

After the briefing, President Kim told the on-site staff, "This year is more important than ever, as we must continue internal innovation alongside housing supply," and emphasized, "Let all employees unite to faithfully fulfill LH’s role and make 2022 a year of new leap forward."

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