Each year, Hyundai establishes safety, health, and environmental policies and goals, communicates them to all business sites and employees and encourages company-wide participation.

Responding to Environmental Laws and Regulations

To align ourselves with environmental laws and regulations, which are becoming increasingly stringent, and to prevent environmental accidents, we regularly inspect environment-related facilities at our workplaces and make efforts to minimize pollution by improving equipment that discharges pollutants such as air pollution prevention equipment and separating recyclables from waste.

We conduct emergency environmental accident response drills based on different scenarios, such as oil leakage and fire, accidents at wastewater treatment facilities, and accidents in confined spaces, in addition to joint fire drills with the fire department.

For each situation, we come up with and implement specific scenarios such as "diesel leakage during oil tank refueling," "joint firefighting activities with the fire department in the case of fire," "interruption in the operation of wastewater treatment facilities due to natural disasters," and "emergency rescue activities in the case of an accident in a confined space. We conduct realistic fire drills to be prepared for fires, which are particularly common.

In order to maximize the effectiveness of our accident response and training, we conduct drills at major locations, measure the emergency response capabilities as an indicator by checking the time it takes to evacuate and gather at the designated assembly point, and conduct drills at each business site. All employees are required to participate in the drills in order to raise safety awareness company-wide.