HD Hyundai Heavy Industries boosts safety spending by KRW 17 billion under 2030 roadmap
Bitget2026/09/28 02:13- HD Hyundai Heavy Industries expanded its ESG-linked workplace safety program, targeting a “smart safety” system across operations through 2030.
- KRW 17 billion in additional safety spending this year to accelerate rollout of new monitoring, communications, and training measures.
- Safety governance tightened with a new “responsible person” regime for routine and non-routine tasks, extending beyond high-risk work.
- Organizational changes include a revamped safety management unit, added staffing, and creation of a safety engineering department to strengthen onsite oversight.
- Measures for foreign workers include multilingual interpretation support, AI-based training tools, and tailored safety management to reduce blind spots.
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