IPARK HYUNDAI DEVELOPMENT Conducts CEO Safety Inspection Ahead of Chuseok, Visits Incheon City O' Ciel Site

[Financial News] IPARK HYUNDAI DEVELOPMENT said on the 21st that it had conducted a CEO-led site safety and health inspection ahead of the Chuseok holiday to prevent safety accidents and establish a strong safety culture at its worksites.
The inspection, held at the Incheon City O' Ciel 8 Complex, was attended by key executives, including CEO Jung Kyung-koo, CSO Yang Seung-cheol, Head of the Architecture Division Kang Min-seok, and Architecture PD Choi Young-geun. The site is currently undergoing intensive high-risk work, including excavation and ground improvement as well as basement structural work. The inspection was arranged to establish rigorous safety management measures ahead of the holiday.
Jung Kyung-koo, who visited the site that day, said, "Thorough site management is necessary to prepare for emergency situations that may arise during the four-day Chuseok holiday," and urged employees, saying, "I appreciate the hard work of our employees who are striving to maintain site safety even during the holiday. Please do your utmost in safety management so that everyone can carry out their duties safely."
Meanwhile, IPARK HYUNDAI DEVELOPMENT is actively introducing artificial intelligence (AI) and digital transformation (DX) technologies to enhance its safety management system. The company operates real-time site inspections using drones, biometric-signal measurement kiosks, and continuous monitoring through a CCTV integrated control center. It is also applying various smart safety technologies, including intelligent video-detection cameras and wearable airbags, at its worksites in an all-out effort to prevent accidents.
The company plans to continue regular executive site inspections and close monitoring of high-risk operations. It will also expand AI- and DX-based smart safety technologies to build a comprehensive safety network across its worksites.

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