Daelim Acquires KOSHA 18001 Certification
DATE 2018.12.12
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Daelim Acquires KOSHA 18001 Certification
Posing for a group photograph are Daelim CEO Park Sang-shin (third from left front row) and
KOSHA Technology Director Bae Gye-wan (fourth from left front row), among others
Daelim acquired KOSHA 18001 certification for its construction business from the Korea Occupational Safety & Health Agency on December 12. The employees and executives of both companies including Daelim CEO Park Sang-shin and KOSHA Technology Director Bae Gye-wan attended the certificate awarding ceremony held at the Daelim head office in Susong-dong.
KOSHA 18001 is a business management certification system developed and operated to improve autonomous safety & health and accident prevention activities in line with Korean companies’ situations. Certified companies are selected through strict audits including the activity levels of the head office and worksites and interviews with management.
Interview is conducted between the Certification Committee and management.
Daelim applied for the certification in September 2017, built the relevant system through training and inspection for about a year, and received certification audits. Daelim acquired the KOSHA 18001 certification following management interview and final certification committee deliberation. Daelim also acquired an ISO 45001 certification, an international standard safety and health management system, in November 2018. As such, Daelim now has domestic and international safety and health certifications with the acquisition of KOSHA 18001.
Posing for a commemorative photo while holding the certificate.
“We are performing various activities including risk-removing activities and mobile safety management system operation through risk evaluation by process to prevent on-site safety accidents. We are ready for the prevention of on-site accidents by building a more systematic safety and health management system with the acquisition of KOSHA 18001 certification,” Daelim CEO Park said.
