Pyeongtaek Employment and Labor Office Launches 'Home-Connected Safety Culture' Campaign at Kindergarten

The Pyeongtaek Employment and Labor Office (Director Kim In-chul) of the Ministry of Employment and Labor visited Pyeongtaek Godeok Kindergarten on the 4th and launched a 'Home-Connected Safety Culture Promotion Campaign' for approximately 250 children.

The campaign was attended by Pyeongtaek Employment and Labor Office Director Kim In-chul, the head of the industrial accident prevention supervision division, and labor inspectors. The goal is to help children develop proper safety habits from an early age and spread them to homes and industrial workplaces.

Using the Ministry of Employment and Labor's character 'Goddragon,' specially produced comprehensive safety culture promotion brochures were distributed to children, and safety guidelines that can be practiced at home were introduced.

The brochures featured the theme 'Safety Learned Today, Put Into Practice at Home,' which included safety practice activities such as organizing toys in their proper places and wearing helmets and protective gear when using bicycles and kickboards.

Subsequently, labor inspectors conducted age-appropriate safety book readings for the children and had them learn safety rules that can be practiced in daily life, such as organization and tidying up and wearing protective equipment.

Director Kim In-chul of the Pyeongtaek Employment and Labor Office stated, "Safety is a precious habit that children should naturally learn in their daily lives from an early age," and added, "We hope that the importance of safety that the children have learned and experienced will be conveyed to their homes and become an opportunity for parents to create safer workplaces."