Hyundai Construction Improves On-Site Facility Design... "Development of Safety Colors"

Case of gang form applied in Hillstate Gapyeong The New Class. (Provided by Hyundai Construction)

[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Hyemin] Hyundai Engineering & Construction announced on the 17th that it has improved the functionality and design of safety and rest facilities used at construction sites.

The biggest change was improving the issue of low visibility due to the color matching the surroundings of the construction site. Hyundai Engineering & Construction collaborated with experts in construction site facilities to develop a safety color (H-Safety Color), Yellow Green. In addition, based on a diagonal pattern linked to Hyundai Engineering & Construction's logo, the visibility of the facilities was enhanced.

This safety color was used in worker rest areas such as containers and tents, and rest spaces were made more comfortable by expanding windows. Furthermore, the color and function of gang forms used for exterior wall construction of high-rise buildings were applied with the unique colors of the Hillstate brand. A new art wall was also developed, and various colors were applied to areas requiring distinction to enable immediate recognition. The art gang form color design previously won the 'GREEN Award (Spatial Environment)' at the 20th Korea Color Awards.

Additionally, the existing ladder-type inter-floor movement was improved to a stair-type, and this new gang form vertical net has been piloted at the Hillstate Gapyeong The New Class site.

A Hyundai Engineering & Construction official stated, "We carried out this project to change the perception that construction sites are harsh and to create a clean and safe site," adding, "We plan to actively introduce technologies and continue efforts to improve functionality and design so that workers can work in a safe environment in the future."

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