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Kinsus has established an “Occupational Health and Safety Management System” in accordance with the law. This system includes health and safety management policies and training, self-inspection of production equipment, workplace environmental monitoring, internal health and safety audits, health check-ups and medical care, emergency response and drills, occupational accident management and legal reporting, as well as subcontractor Management and construction audits. Kinsus’s environmental, safety, and health management system is planned, reviewed, identified, evaluated, confirmed, and continuously improved based on various regulations, international standards such as ISO 45001, ISO 14001, CNS 45001, and company standards. |
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Occupational Health and Safety Policy |
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The Company’s Occupational Health and Safety management system aims to create a friendly, safe, and healthy workplace. Through the establishment and implementation of various management programs and control measures, Kinsus seeks to reduce workplace hazards and operational risks across its facilities. Regular inspections and evaluations are conducted to ensure the effective implementation and continuous improvement of occupational health and safety practices. The major management categories are outlined below: |


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Material topics, goals and performance: |
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Kinsus is committed to creating a friendly workplace environment that cares for and supports its employees. It takes responsibility for nurturing and retaining talents, serving as a driving force for the company's sustainable development and continuous growth. Based on the significant issues related to safety and health stated above, short-term indicators and corresponding implementation plans have been developed. The performance targets and achievements for the past two years are shown in the table below: |

Note:
1.Disabling frequency rate (FR) = (number of disabling injuries x 1,000,000) / employee hours of exposure
2.Disabling injury severity rate (SR) = (days lost in a year due to accidents x 1,000,000) / employee hours of exposure