Ulsan City Supports Safety Training for 200 Young and Daily Workers in Industrial Complexes

For Workers Engaged in Hazardous and Dangerous Tasks

Ulsan City announced that it will promote the ‘2024 Industrial Complex Youth and Daily Workers Safety Education Support Project’ for vulnerable groups in industrial sites.

The education will be conducted from January 13 to May 25, and the main training content includes industrial safety regulations, fire monitoring, confined space monitoring, and guidance control.

The support target is 200 youth or daily workers engaged in hazardous and dangerous tasks among industrial complex workers residing in Ulsan City.

Applications can be made on a first-come, first-served basis through the website of the Ulsan branch of the Korea Occupational Safety and Health Agency, a safety and health specialized training institution designated by the Ministry of Employment and Labor.

An official from Ulsan City said, “We hope this will serve as an opportunity to prevent industrial accidents among vulnerable groups in industrial sites and to induce stable job creation, contributing to the realization of ‘Safe City Ulsan.’”

Ulsan City Hall.

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