Safety and Health Policy
SERVEONE strives to prevent accidents and create a safe business environment by reviewing its safety and health management policies and establishing risk assessment and safe work standards.
With the health and safety of employees as its top priority, SERVEONE creates a safe and comfortable working environment and becomes the best business partner for sustainable growth of customers and suppliers by implementing the following Safety and Health Management Policy:
- We strictly comply with local and international safety and health laws and regulations.
- We create a safe and comfortable work environment and establish an organizational culture that strictly adheres to the basics and principles of safety.
- We raise the safety and health awareness of all employees through ongoing safety and health education and training.
- We earn the trust of our customers by integrating our safety and health pledge into the way we do business.
- We actively support the safety and health of our suppliers.
We will fully implement this policy, transparently disclose all relevant activities, andcontinue to pursue safety and health management.
Safety and Health
Management Organization
SERVEONE has established a safety management organization to actively support the safe work of its contractors and subcontractors, and to take effective action for improvement when potential hazards are identified on site. In accordance with the Occupational Safety and Health Act, we have appointed general safety and health managers and supervisors. For sites that are not required to appoint safety and health managers, we use specialized organizations to manage safety and health on site.
Hazard and Risk
Elimination and Reduction
SERVEONE works to eliminate potential hazards identified through weekly routine inspections and quarterly joint inspections, as well as on-site pain points identified through monthly council meetings and QR code reports. In addition, we conduct thorough regulatory inspections under the Occupational Safety and Health Act and other safety and health laws.
| Category |
Hazards |
Safety measures |
| Buliding |
- Damage due to physical and functional defects
|
- Damage due to physical and functional defects Regular inspections in accordance with the Special Act on Safety and Maintenance of Facilities and the Building Management Act
|
| Elevator |
Cargo |
- Falls, entrapment, elevator stalls
|
- Regular maintenance by professional services
- Appointing elevator safety managers
|
| Passenger |
Electrical
equipment |
- Fire and electrical equipment damage due to overload, faulty contact, or insulation degradation
|
- Daily inspections by facility management
- Appoionting electrical safety managers
- Statutory safety inspections (every 3 years)
|
| Fire equipment |
- Fire spreads if fi st responders fail
|
- Daily inspections by facility management
- Appoionting fi e safety managers
- Statutory safety inspections
|
| Conveyors |
- Entrapment, electrocution
|
- Pre-work inspections
- Statutory safety inspections (every 2 years)
|
| Overhead cranes |
|
- Statutory safety inspections (every 2 years)
|
