Korail, Fully Committed to 'Rail Safety and Management Normalization' through Responsible Management

All Executives Sign 'Department Head Responsibility Management Contract'

Korea Railroad Corporation (KORAIL) announced on the morning of the 20th that it signed the '2023 Department Head Responsibility Management Contract' with 38 executives across the company, including heads of major business departments and regional headquarters, at its Daejeon headquarters.

Ko Jun-young, Acting President of Korail (right in the photo), signed the 2023 Department Head Responsibility Management Contract with 38 executives on the morning of the 20th at the Daejeon headquarters.

The responsibility management contract is implemented to set goals for each department and evaluate performance to enhance management efficiency. KORAIL establishes specialized indicators for each business annually, signs contracts, guarantees the authority and responsibility of department heads, and strengthens autonomy.

In this year's responsibility management contract, KORAIL reflected management goals to enhance the implementation of national policy tasks, including △establishing an absolute safety system by thoroughly adhering to the basics △establishing work discipline △rational labor-management relations △management improvement.

As detailed execution strategies, KORAIL will promote the establishment of a prevention-centered safety management system, such as continuous expansion of safety infrastructure to ensure the safety of the public and employees, and advancement of maintenance technologies.

Additionally, KORAIL plans to improve management through demand-centered aggressive marketing and expansion of overseas projects, and faithfully implement public institution innovation plans such as reducing unnecessary expenses.

Ko Jun-young, Acting President of KORAIL, urged, "To overcome the management crisis, each department head should have clear goals and unite their efforts," adding, "Let us do our best to turn this crisis into an opportunity and create a safe KORAIL that the public can trust."

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