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Park Hee-jun, Head of the Disaster and Safety Management Office of Daegu Metropolitan City, stated, "Extraordinary caution is required to observe safety regulations during operations in confined spaces during the summer season. To prevent casualties, I earnestly request both on-site workers and supervisors to thoroughly implement safety measures before working and to exert special efforts in safety management." Although Daegu Metropolitan City announced that it conducted a suffocation disaster prevention training session for contractors of confined space projects following consecutive suffocation accidents in other regions, criticisms are rising that the city focused merely on a show-style promotion of a one-time collective lecture at the city hall auditorium while ignoring fundamental issues, such as financial burdens on small contractors for purchasing expensive testing gear or chronic shortages of dedicated on-site safety monitors. This program proceeded through short-term procedures to practice gas concentration measurement and protective gear attachment with an invited instructor from the Korea Occupational Safety and Health Agency.
Particularly this year, the city heavily promoted the importance of the three major prevention rules: gas measurement, sufficient ventilation, and wearing respiratory protective equipment. However, critics point out that this is an administrative convenience-oriented obsession with achievements that merely passes down directives while completely lacking concrete solutions to improve suffocating work environments or to guarantee the 'right to refuse unsafe work' for subcontracted workers who must enter manholes amid Daegu's scorching summer heat exceeding 30 degrees Celsius. Amid climbing summer temperatures that make toxic gas accumulation in confined spaces more lethal, the local government limits its response to stacking bureaucratic training records under the pretext of agency oversight. The lack of practical developments—such as expanding on-site surveillance or directly subsidizing safety kits—plainly exposes the reality of its exhibition administration.
To overcome the limitations of such show-style collective training on policy, the city must move beyond simple classroom counting races and instead establish a "Smart Gas Sensor-Based Confined Space Safety Real-time Linked System" in the jurisdiction that monitors live gas concentrations and internal temperatures across regional sewage networks and sends instant evacuation alerts to workers when standard limits are breached. Furthermore, rather than relying solely on slogan-driven safety reminders, the city should prioritize practical administrative support measures, such as internalizing rental services for high-end gas detectors and ventilation fans for small-scale subcontractors and practically deploying professional safety monitoring personnel on-site, which will serve as the realistic turning point to substantially protect the lives of manhole workers during the summer.
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Park Hee-jun, Head of the Disaster and Safety Management Office of Daegu Metropolitan City, stated, "Extraordinary caution is required to observe safety regulations during operations in confined spaces during the summer season. To prevent casualties, I earnestly request both on-site workers and supervisors to thoroughly implement safety measures before working and to exert special efforts in safety management." Although Daegu Metropolitan City announced that it conducted a suffocation disaster prevention training session for contractors of confined space projects following consecutive suffocation accidents in other regions, criticisms are rising that the city focused merely on a show-style promotion of a one-time collective lecture at the city hall auditorium while ignoring fundamental issues, such as financial burdens on small contractors for purchasing expensive testing gear or chronic shortages of dedicated on-site safety monitors. This program proceeded through short-term procedures to practice gas concentration measurement and protective gear attachment with an invited instructor from the Korea Occupational Safety and Health Agency.
Particularly this year, the city heavily promoted the importance of the three major prevention rules: gas measurement, sufficient ventilation, and wearing respiratory protective equipment. However, critics point out that this is an administrative convenience-oriented obsession with achievements that merely passes down directives while completely lacking concrete solutions to improve suffocating work environments or to guarantee the 'right to refuse unsafe work' for subcontracted workers who must enter manholes amid Daegu's scorching summer heat exceeding 30 degrees Celsius. Amid climbing summer temperatures that make toxic gas accumulation in confined spaces more lethal, the local government limits its response to stacking bureaucratic training records under the pretext of agency oversight. The lack of practical developments—such as expanding on-site surveillance or directly subsidizing safety kits—plainly exposes the reality of its exhibition administration.
To overcome the limitations of such show-style collective training on policy, the city must move beyond simple classroom counting races and instead establish a "Smart Gas Sensor-Based Confined Space Safety Real-time Linked System" in the jurisdiction that monitors live gas concentrations and internal temperatures across regional sewage networks and sends instant evacuation alerts to workers when standard limits are breached. Furthermore, rather than relying solely on slogan-driven safety reminders, the city should prioritize practical administrative support measures, such as internalizing rental services for high-end gas detectors and ventilation fans for small-scale subcontractors and practically deploying professional safety monitoring personnel on-site, which will serve as the realistic turning point to substantially protect the lives of manhole workers during the summer.
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