[μλ―Έλλ] π·ββοΈ "Are you wearing your safety helmet?" The Complete Practical Korean Guide to Safety & Communication in Korean Worksites
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To all our workers who are sweating and working hard far away from home, what is the most important thing in life in Korea? Earning money is important, but first and foremost, your life and 'safety' come above all! To work without getting hurt at Korean workplaces or factories, it is essential to avoid dangerous situations and communicate carefully with your supervisor. Shall we review together the survival Korean expressions we learned today?
β 3 Key Words for a Safe Workplace
Safety helmet / protective gear: This is the most important shield that protects your body in the factory! Even if it feels uncomfortable, you must wear it whenever you enter the workplace.
Danger: If this word is written in red, never go near it and always be careful, again and again!
Emergency exit: This is the door you can use to escape safely in case of fire or an accident. Be sure to remember the green light with the human figure.
β 3 Practical Communication Sentences You Can Use Right Away with Your Supervisor and Coworkers
"Please do it slowly and carefully." (Doing it safely is much more important than doing it quickly. Please say this kindly to your coworkers.)
"Did you check the machine switch?" (Before turning a machine on or off, make it a habit to always check with each other to prevent accidents.)
"Please report it to the supervisor." (No matter how small the injury is, if you get hurt or the machine is acting strangely, do not try to solve it alone and be sure to tell the supervisor first!)
β Workplace Slang That Gives You Energy While Working
Leaving work on time: Leaving work confidently and quickly as soon as it is time to clock out, without worrying about what others think! We support your healthy on-time departure.
Experience-based skill: A fun slang term used to praise the skillful and impressive abilities of veteran seniors who have worked for a long time.
You may feel afraid to ask your supervisor questions because your Korean is not fluent. But when you do not know something, asking questions is the best way to keep yourself safe. Be sure to practice the dependable sentences you learned today out loud. Somy Land will always cheer you on so that all of you can enjoy a healthy 'dream workplace' life!
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