Gyeonggi Transportation Corporation Conducts Field-Oriented Disaster Training to Strengthen Response Capabilities of All Employees

Gyeonggi Transportation Corporation Completes Safety Training for 109 Executives and Employees
Hands-On Disaster Safety Training Boosts Crisis Response Skills
Laying the Foundation for an Organization-Wide Safety Culture with Full Employee Participation

On November 10, Gyeonggi Transportation Corporation announced that it had conducted disaster preparedness safety training for all executives and employees at the Gyeonggi Provincial Office of Education Safety Education Center, located in Gwangjeok-myeon, Yangju City, in order to strengthen its disaster response capabilities.

Gyeonggi Transportation Corporation is conducting disaster preparedness safety training for all executives and employees at the Gyeonggi Provincial Office of Education Safety Education Center located in Gwangjeok-myeon, Yangju City. Provided by Gyeonggi Transportation Corporation

This training was held a total of six times from August 8 to November 3, with 109 executives and employees completing the entire program.

The training curriculum included hands-on exercises such as using fire extinguishers to suppress fires that may occur in daily life, experiencing emergency descent devices for evacuation, simulating vehicle overturning incidents that could happen while using transportation, and practicing subway fire escape drills. These activities provided practical, field-oriented education by recreating various real-life disaster scenarios.

Through these exercises, employees enhanced their crisis response skills by directly experiencing response protocols and rapid evacuation procedures tailored to different situations. Employees who recognized the importance of safety through the hands-on training voluntarily participated in additional courses, contributing to the spread of a safety culture within the organization.

A satisfaction survey conducted on the training showed a high satisfaction score of 98.55 points. Respondents also shared opinions on expanding the experiential programs to cover a wider range of disaster scenarios. In response, the corporation plans to conduct various simulated disaster drills in cooperation with related agencies such as fire departments within its office building in the future.

Furthermore, there are plans to expand the scope of disaster response training to include local residents, thereby promoting the establishment of a safety culture throughout the community.

Gyeonggi Transportation Corporation is conducting disaster preparedness safety training for all executives and employees at the Gyeonggi Provincial Office of Education Safety Education Center located in Gwangjeok-myeon, Yangju City. Provided by Gyeonggi Transportation Corporation

Min Kyungseon, President of Gyeonggi Transportation Corporation, stated, "Mitigating disasters is above all about recognizing the risks and preparing in advance," and added, "We will continue to expand hands-on, experience-based training to raise awareness of disasters and strengthen practical capabilities for immediate response."

Meanwhile, the corporation has designated 2025 as the "Year for Establishing a Reliable Safety and Health System" and has introduced the Safety and Health Management System (ISO 45001) with the goal of spreading a safety culture among all employees. In addition, it is continuously strengthening its safety infrastructure by improving evacuation guidance facilities and expanding disaster preparedness supplies to prevent major accidents.

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