Ulsan City Holds Industrial Safety Accident Prevention Practice Resolution Meeting

11 Organizations and Companies Including Ministry of Employment and Labor Participate

Reading of Safety Culture Practice Resolution and Information Sharing

Ulsan City will hold the 2024 Industrial Safety Accident Prevention Practice Rally on the 3rd.

On the same day at 3 p.m., Ulsan City announced that it will jointly host the "2024 Industrial Safety Accident Prevention Practice Resolution Rally" with the Ulsan Branch of the Ministry of Employment and Labor, the Korea Occupational Safety and Health Agency, the Korea Industrial Complex Corporation, and the Ulsan Industrial Complex Safety Association at the Ulsan Museum Auditorium.

About 250 officials from 11 organizations and companies, including Ulsan Mayor Kim Doo-gyeom and the Ministry of Employment and Labor, will attend the event.

This resolution rally will be held under the theme of "Safe Workplace, Harmonious Family, Happy Ulsan," and will proceed with the reading of a resolution for industrial accident prevention and safety culture practice, followed by the chanting of safety slogans.

Along with the resolution rally, △ a "My Family Safety Prayer Message" will be produced and broadcast, delivered by the families or coworkers of on-site workers, to remind that practicing safety is fundamentally the happiness of one’s family, and △ an "Industrial Safety Emotional Play" will be performed to provide healing education tailored to workers’ perspectives, different from conventional rote learning.

As side events, △ an "Exhibition of Excellent Industrial Safety Cases" will share industrial safety ideas and information currently used in the field, and △ "Industrial Safety MBTI," which applies MBTI analysis to industrial accident prevention, will also be introduced.

An official from Ulsan City said, "We plan to promote this as a resolution rally where industrial safety prevention and practice become a daily habit, sharing necessary information from the field and providing opportunities to exchange safety secrets."