Nam Hwayeong, Head of Gyeonggi Fire Headquarters, Takes Active Steps to Foster a Rational Firefighting Organizational Culture

Nam Hwayeong, Head of Gyeonggi-do Fire and Disaster Headquarters (center of the second row), is taking a commemorative photo with employees at Suwon Fire Station on the 19th.

[Asia Economy (Suwon) = Reporter Lee Young-gyu] Nam Hwa-young, head of the Gyeonggi-do Fire and Disaster Headquarters, will embark on a tour of 35 fire stations within Gyeonggi-do for the first time since his appointment. This is an effort to expand communication with employees.

The Gyeonggi Fire Headquarters announced on the 21st that Director Nam will visit 35 fire stations across the province from this month until November to share key policies and discuss current issues as part of a "Communication and Empathy Field Visit."

During this field visit, Director Nam will share major tasks with employees and listen to difficulties and suggestions from on-site personnel. In particular, he plans to expand meetings with MZ generation field workers in their 20s and 30s.

Additionally, to ensure proactive safety management, visits to disaster-vulnerable areas within the jurisdiction and fire policy meetings with provincial council members, volunteer firefighters, and policy advisory committees will also be promoted.

Earlier, on the 19th, Director Nam visited Suwon Fire Station and Yeongtong 119 Safety Center as the first destinations of the field visit to encourage employees and hear their difficulties and suggestions. He also conducted fire safety consulting at Galleria Department Store Gwanggyo Branch located in Yeongtong, Suwon.

Director Nam emphasized, "With a new perspective and paradigm shift, we aim to improve unreasonable practices within the fire organization and promote a fire organization culture that everyone can empathize with and that is rational by carrying out communication and empathy field visits. I will frequently visit fire stations to create open communication time with colleagues and strive to reflect the diverse voices from the field."

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