Gyeonggi Province Conducts Second-Half Safety Inspection of Logistics Facilities
Suwon NewsPublished 2019.10.27 12:58
Inspections of facilities within logistics complexes from 28th to 22nd of next month; fire prevention and safety management review
[Suwon Ilbo=Reporter Park No-hoon] From the 28th through the 22nd of next month, Gyeonggi Province will conduct safety management inspections of logistics complexes and warehouses currently operating or under construction in the province.
In this safety inspection, a total of 548 logistics facilities in the province (9 operating logistics complexes, 3 logistics complexes under construction, and 536 logistics warehouses) will be inspected.
For logistics complexes under construction, inspections will be conducted jointly by Gyeonggi Province officials and advisory committee members of the Gyeonggi Safety Management Consulting Group, a private expert organization, covering ▲adequacy of slope protection facilities ▲subsidence and scouring of retaining walls and stone embankments ▲establishment of safety management plans and other on-site safety management conditions. Project implementers will submit action plans and results regarding noted issues to the province.
For operating logistics complexes, inspections will be conducted by cities and counties and management organizations, and for logistics warehouses by cities and counties, covering ▲status of safety inspections and training records ▲implementation of regular electrical and fire facility inspections and corrective measures ▲implementation of regular hazardous materials inspections and other items. Plans are in place to submit inspection results to the province, including verification that logistics warehouse managers and workers are familiar with basic logistics warehouse safety management manuals.
A provincial official stated, "Through twice-yearly safety management inspections of logistics facilities in the first and second halves of the year, we will raise awareness of safety among logistics facility managers and workers, and further contribute to the safe operation of the logistics industry."
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