Acting Director Jo Cheong-sik's 'Suwon Waterworks Office Major Accident Safety Management Special Inspection'
[Asia Economy (Suwon) = Reporter Lee Young-gyu] Acting Mayor Cho Cheong-sik of Suwon visited the 'Suwon Waterworks Office' for an on-site inspection.
On the 25th, Acting Mayor Cho, along with senior officials from Suwon City Hall, visited the Suwon Waterworks Office, which was designated as a 'Safety and Health Management Priority Institution' last February, to conduct a special inspection of safety management implementation measures for the prevention and response to major accidents.
The Waterworks Office is a facility with many hazardous and dangerous factors, handling about 340 tons of chemical substances monthly.
During the on-site inspection, Acting Mayor Cho focused on ▲ risks of slips and falls at sedimentation tanks, ▲ risks of chemical contact and leakage accidents, ▲ risks such as soil collapse and burial accidents during emergency (nighttime) leakage and repair works, and ▲ support for rescue operations in case of falls at Gwanggyo Reservoir.
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Acting Mayor Cho emphasized, "To prevent major accidents, it is essential to continuously identify hidden risk factors throughout the workplace and to strengthen 'risk assessment' activities by continuously improving the problems."
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