Enforcement Decree of The Serious Accidents Punishment Act

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ENFORCEMENT DECREE OF THE SERIOUS ACCIDENTS PUNISHMENT

ACT
[Enforcement Date 27. Jan, 2022.] [Presidential Decree No.32020, 05. Oct, 2021.,
New Enactment]
법무부 (공공형사과)02-2110-3539
법제처 국가법령정보센터
www.law.go.kr
2024.04.14
「ENFORCEMENT DECREE OF THE SERIOUS ACCIDENTS PUNISHMENT ACT」
ENFORCEMENT DECREE OF THE SERIOUS ACCIDENTS PUNISHMENT ACT

[Enforcement Date 27. Jan, 2022.] [Presidential Decree No.32020, 05. Oct, 2021., New Enactment]
법무부 (공공형사과) 02-2110-3539
산업통상자원부 (산업일자리혁신과) 044-203-4224
환경부 (화학물질정책과) 044-201-6775
고용노동부 (중대산업재해감독과) 044-202-8955
국토교통부 (시설안전과) 044-201-4594
공정거래위원회 (소비자안전교육과) 044-200-4419
CHAPTER I GENERAL PROVISIONS
Article 1 (Purpose) The purpose of this Decree is to prescribe matters mandated by the
Serious Accidents Punishment Act and those necessary for enforcing said Act.
Article 2 (Persons with Occupational Diseases) "Persons with occupational diseases prescribed
by Presidential Decree" in subparagraph 2 (c) of Article 2 of the Serious Accidents
Punishment Act (hereinafter referred to as the "Act") means persons who have developed
any of the occupational diseases specified in attached Table 1.
Article 3 (Public-Use Facilities) (1) "Facility prescribed by Presidential Decree" in the main
clause, with the exception of the items, of subparagraph 4 of Article 2 of the Act means
any of the following:
1. Facilities specified in attached Table 2 among those under subparagraph 4 (a) of Article
2 of the Act;
2. Establishments specified in attached Table 3 among those under subparagraph 4 (b) of
Article 2 of the Act: Provided, That the following buildings shall be excluded herefrom:
(a) Buildings in which housing and facilities other than housing are constructed in the
same building;
(b) Buildings, the main use of which is an officetel under subparagraph 14 (b) (ii) of
attached Table 1 of the Enforcement Decree of the Building Act;
3. Places of business under subparagraph 4 (c) of Article 2 of the Act;
4. The following facilities among those under subparagraph 4 (d) of Article 2 of the Act
(excluding establishments under subparagraph 2):
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(a) Road bridges for which 10 years have passed since completion of the construction
work, among those with a length of at least 20 meters installed on roads specified in
the subparagraphs of Article 10 of the Road Act;
(b) Road tunnels in local highways, Si roads, Gun roads, and Gu roads specified in
subparagraphs 4 through 7 of Article 10 of the Road Act and road tunnels for which
10 years have passed since completion of the construction work, among those
specified in subparagraph 1 of Article 2 of the Enforcement Decree of the Act on the
Maintenance and Improvement of Road Networks in Agricultural and Fishing Villages;
(c) Railroad bridges for which 10 years have passed since completion of the construction
work, among railroad facilities specified in subparagraph 2 of Article 3 of the
Framework Act on Railroad Industry Development;
(d) Railroad tunnels for which 10 years have passed since completion of the construction
work (limited to those located in areas other than the Special Metropolitan City or a
Metropolitan City), among railroad facilities specified in subparagraph 2 of Article 3 of
the Framework Act on Railroad Industry Development;
(e) Any of the following facilities with an individual place of business of at least 2,000
square meters:
(i) Gas stations defined in subparagraph 3 of Article 2 of the Enforcement Decree of the
Petroleum and Alternative Fuel Business Act;
(ii) Places of business of liquefied petroleum gas filling business defined in subparagraph
4 of Article 2 of the Safety Control and Business of Liquefied Petroleum Gas Act;
(f) Amusement facilities or machines subject to safety inspections prescribed in Article 33
(1) of the Tourism Promotion Act, among facilities for general amusement complex
business defined in Article 2 (1) 5 (a) of the Enforcement Decree of the same Act.
CHAPTER II SERIOUS INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENTS
Article 4 (Measures for Establishment of Safety and Health Management System and
Implementation Thereof) Details of the measures under Article 4 (1) 1 of the Act shall be as
follows:
1. A business owner or a responsible managing officer, etc. shall establish objectives and
managerial policies on safety and health at the relevant business or place of business;
2. A business owner or a responsible managing officer, etc. shall have an organization

exclusively responsible for the overall control and management of affairs concerning
safety and health for the relevant business or place of business required to have at least
three personnel under Articles 17 through 19 and 22 of the Occupational Safety and
Health Act and falling under any of the following, in which cases if a constructor who did
not fall under item (b) falls under item (b), such constructor shall have the relevant
organization by no later than January 1 of the year following the year in which it was
publicly notified:
(a) A business or place of business with at least 500 full-time employees;
(b) A constructor who ranks 200th or higher in the execution capacity appraisal publicly
notified pursuant to Article 23 of the Framework Act on the Construction Industry for
engineering and construction work business under Article 8 of the same Act and
attached Table 1 of its Enforcement Decree;
3. A business owner or a responsible managing officer, etc. shall establish work procedures
for identifying and improving hazardous or risk factors varying on the characteristics of
the relevant business or place of business; and take necessary measures after conducting
an inspection at least once every half year to determine whether hazardous or risk
factors are identified and improvement is made in compliance with the relevant work
procedures: Provided, That where a business owner or a responsible managing officer,
etc. has established procedures for risk assessment pursuant to Article 36 of the
Occupational Safety and Health Act, and either conducts the risk assessment directly or
requires a risk assessment to be conducted and receives a report of results of the
assessment, in accordance with the relevant procedures; the identification and
improvement of hazardous or risk factors shall be deemed inspected in accordance with
the relevant procedures;
4. A business owner or a responsible managing officer, etc. shall set a budget necessary for
implementing the following and spend such budget for the purpose for which it is set:
(a) Preparation of human resources, facilities, and equipment for safety and health
required for accident prevention;
(b) Improvement of hazardous or risk factors provided in subparagraph 3;
(c) Other matters determined and publicly notified by the Minister of Employment and
Labor as necessary for establishing a safety and health management system, etc.;
5. A business owner or a responsible managing officer, etc. shall take the following
measures so that a person in charge of safety and health management, a supervisor, and
a person in general charge of safety and health (hereafter in this Article, referred to as
"person in charge of safety and health management, etc.") under Articles 15, 16, and 62
of the Occupational Safety and Health Act can faithfully perform respective duties
provided in the same Articles at each place of business:
(a) To provide a person in charge of safety and health management, etc. with the
authority and budget necessary for performing his or her duties;
(b) To establish criteria to assess whether a person in charge of safety and health
management, etc. performs his or her duties faithfully, and assess and manage such
person at least once every half year in accordance with such criteria;
6. A business owner or a responsible managing officer, etc. shall assign at least the number
prescribed in Articles 17 through 19 and 22 of the Occupational Safety and Health Act of
safety officers, health officers, persons in charge of safety and health management, and
of occupational medicine physicians: Provided, That where other statutes or regulations
prescribe the assignment of the relevant human resources otherwise, the relevant
provisions shall apply; and if a person required to be assigned holds other offices, such
person shall be guaranteed working hours on safety and health in accordance with the
standards determined and publicly notified by the Minister of Employment and Labor;
7. A business owner or a responsible managing officer, etc. shall establish procedures to
hear the opinions of workers on the safety and health at the relevant business or place
of business; and if deemed necessary for the prevention of accidents after hearing
opinions in accordance with the procedures, he or she shall prepare improvement plans
therefor, shall conduct an inspection at least once every half year to determine whether
the plan is implemented, and shall take necessary measures accordingly: Provided, That
where the occupational safety and health committee under Article 24 of the Occupational
Safety and Health Act or the consultative body on safety and health under Articles 64
and 75 of the same Act discusses, and deliberates and decides on, matters concerning
safety and health at the business or place of business, the opinions of the relevant
workers shall be deemed heard;
8. A business owner or a responsible managing officer, etc. shall prepare a manual for each
of the following measures in case a serious industrial accident occurs or there is an
imminent risk of occurrence of such accident at the relevant business or place of
business, and shall conduct an inspection at least once every half year to determine
whether measures are taken in accordance with the relevant manual:
(a) Countermeasures such as suspension of work, evacuation of employees, and removal
of risk factors;
(b) Relief measures for persons suffering serious industrial accidents;
(c) Measures to prevent additional damage;
9. Where any work is contracted, outsourced, or entrusted, etc. to a third party, a business
owner or a responsible managing officer, etc. shall establish the following standards and
procedures to secure the safety and health of workers; and shall conduct an inspection at
least once every half year to determine whether contracting, outsourcing, or entrustment,
etc. has been made in accordance with such standards and procedures:
(a) Criteria and procedures for evaluating the capabilities and technology to prevent
industrial accidents of the persons to whom the work is contracted, outsourced, or
entrusted, etc.;
(b) Standards for management expenses for safety and health of the persons to whom
the work is contracted, outsourced, or entrusted, etc.;
(c) In cases of the construction and shipbuilding industry, the standards for the period of
construction or period of building for safety and health of the persons to whom the
work is contracted, outsourced, or entrusted, etc.
Article 5 (Managerial Measures Necessary to Perform Duties under Safety and Health-Related
Statutes or Regulations) (1) "Safety and health-related statutes or regulations" in Article 4
(1) 4 of the Act means statutes or regulations applicable to the relevant business or place
of business and related to securing the safety and health of workers.
(2) Details of the measures under Article 4 (1) 4 of the Act shall be as follows:
1. A business owner or a responsible managing officer, etc. shall conduct an inspection at
least once every half year to determine whether the duties under health and safety-
related statutes or regulations have been performed (including inspections that are
entrusted to institutions, etc. designated by the heads of central administrative agencies
under such health and safety-related statutes or regulations; hereafter in this
subparagraph, the same shall apply); and when not directly conducting an inspection, he
or she shall receive a report on the result of the inspection, without delay, after the
inspection is completed;
2. Where the inspection or report under subparagraph 1 finds that the duties under safety
and health-related statutes or regulations have not been performed, the relevant
business owner or responsible managing officer, etc. shall take measures necessary to
perform such duties, including assigning personnel or setting and spending additional
budgets;
least once every half year to determine whether compulsory safety and health education
programs in relation to hazardous and risky work under safety and health-related
statutes or regulations have been provided; and when not directly conducting an
inspection, he or she shall receive a report on the result of the inspection, without delay,
after the inspection is completed;
4. Where the inspection or report under subparagraph 3 finds that education programs
have not been provided, the relevant business owner or responsible managing officer,
etc. shall, without delay, take measures necessary for education, such as ordering to
provide such education programs and securing budgets.
Article 6 (Providing Safety and Health Education Programs) (1) Safety and health education
programs under Article 8 (1) of the Act (hereinafter referred to as "safety and health
education programs") shall be completed within 20 hours in total, as prescribed by the
Minister of Employment and Labor.
(2) Safety and health education programs shall include the following:
1. Management plans on safety and health, including establishment of a safety and health
management system;
2. Analysis of causes of serious industrial accidents and measures to prevent recurrence
thereof.
(3) The Minister of Employment and Labor may request the Korea Occupational Safety and
Health Agency established under the Korea Occupational Safety and Health Agency Act or
a safety and health educational institution registered under Article 33 of the Occupational
Safety and Health Act (hereinafter referred to as "safety and health educational institution,
etc.") to provide safety and health education programs.
(4) For corporations or institutions that have caused a serious industrial accident, the
Minister of Employment and Labor shall determine on a quarterly basis persons required to
receive safety and health education programs, and shall notify the persons required to
receive such education programs of the following no later than 30 days prior to the date
the education programs are provided:
1. Safety and health educational institutions, etc. which provide safety and health education
programs;
2. Education schedule;
3. Other matters necessary to provide safety and health education programs.
(5) Upon receipt of a notification under paragraph (4), if a person required to receive safety
and health education programs has good cause for not participating in the scheduled
education programs, he or she may request the Minister of Employment and Labor to
postpone the education programs only once no later than seven days before the date the
education programs are provided.
(6) The Minister of Employment and Labor shall notify the relevant person required to
receive safety and health education programs as to whether postponement is possible
within three days from the date of receipt of a request for postponement under paragraph
(5).
(7) Where safety and health education programs are postponed, paragraph (4) shall apply
mutatis mutandis to notification of the education schedule, etc.
(8) Expenses incurred in safety and health education programs shall be borne by the
persons required to receive such education programs at safety and health education
institutions, etc.
(9) Where a safety and health educational institution, etc. has provided safety and health
education programs, it shall notify the Minister of Employment and Labor of the list of
persons who have completed such education programs.
(10) Where persons required to receive safety and health education programs have
completed such education programs, they may request the Minister of Employment and
Labor to issue a certificate of completion of safety and health education programs, if
necessary.
(11) Upon receipt of a request under paragraph (10), the Minister of Employment and
Labor shall issue a certificate of completion of safety and health education programs
without delay, as prescribed by the Minister of Employment and Labor.
Article 7 (Criteria for Imposition of Administrative Fines) The criteria for imposition of
administrative fines under Article 8 (2) of the Act shall be as specified in attached Table 4.
CHAPTER III SERIOUS CIVIC ACCIDENTS
Article 8 (Establishment of and Implementation Measures for Safety and Health Management
Systems Related to Raw Materials and Products) Details of the measures under Article 9 (1)
1 of the Act shall be as follows:
1. A business owner or a responsible managing officer, etc. shall have the necessary human
resources for performing the following to conduct the affairs for preventing serious civic
accidents:
(a) To conduct affairs related to safety and health management in accordance with safety
and health-related statutes or regulations under Article 9 (1) 4 of the Act;
(b) To inspect hazardous and risk factors and respond to the signals of risk;
(c) Other matters determined and publicly notified by the Minister of Environment for the
safety and health management related to raw materials and products;
2. A business owner or a responsible managing officer etc. shall set and spend a budget
necessary to perform the following:
(a) To secure and maintain human resources, facilities, equipment, etc. under safety and
health-related statutes or regulations under Article 9 (1) 4 of the Act;
(b) To inspect hazardous and risk factors and respond to the signals of risk;
(c) Other matters determined and publicly notified by the Minister of Environment for the
relevant safety and health management related to raw materials and products;
3. A business owner or a responsible managing officer etc. shall take the following
measures to prevent serious civic accidents caused by raw materials or products specified
in attached Table 5:
(a) To conduct a periodic inspection of hazardous and risk factors;
(b) To file a report on, and take measures against, any risk of a serious civic accident that
is found from the verification of the hazardous or risk factors discovered through the
receipt of information or the detection of signals of any risk, etc.;
(c) To give a report, file a report, and take measures in cases of serious civic accidents;
(d) To take measures for improvement following an investigation into the causes of
serious civic accidents;
4. A business owner or a responsible managing officer, etc. shall establish procedures for
handling business affairs including measures under the items of subparagraph 3:
Provided, That in cases of micro enterprises defined in Article 2 of the Framework Act on
Micro Enterprises shall be excluded herefrom;
5. A business owner or a responsible managing officer, etc. shall inspect the matters
prescribed in subparagraphs 1 and 2 at least once every half year and shall take
necessary measures to prevent serious civic accidents, such as assigning human resources
or setting and spending additional budgets based on the results of the inspection.
Article 9 (Managerial Measures Necessary to Perform Duties under Safety and Health-Related
Statutes or Regulations Related to Raw Materials and Products) (1) "Safety and health-
related statutes or regulations" in Article 9 (1) 4 of the Act means statutes or regulations
applicable to raw materials or products being produced, manufactured, sold, or distributed
at the relevant business or place of business, which are related to preventing such raw
materials or products from turning into hazardous and risk factors that may affect human
life and body and to controlling them safely.
(2) Details of the measures under Article 9 (1) 4 shall be as follows:
least once every half year to determine whether the duties under health and safety-
related statutes or regulations have been performed (including inspections that are
entrusted to institutions, etc. designated by the heads of central administrative agencies
under such health and safety-related statutes or regulations; hereafter in this
subparagraph, the same shall apply); and when not directly conducting an inspection, he
budgets;
least once every half year to determine whether a compulsory education programs under
safety and health-related statutes or regulations have been provided; and when not
directly conducting an inspection, he or she shall receive a report on the result of the
inspection, without delay, after the inspection is completed;
provide such education programs and securing budgets.
Article 10 (Establishment of, and Implementation Measures for, Safety and Health
Management Systems Related to Public-Use Facilities and Public Transportation Vehicles)
Details of the measures under Article 9 (2) 1 of the Act shall be as follows:
1. A business owner or a responsible managing officer, etc. shall have the necessary human
resources for performing the following to conduct the affairs for preventing serious civic
accidents:
(a) To conduct affairs related to safety management in accordance with safety and
health-related statutes or regulations under Article 9 (2) 4 of the Act;
(b) To implement safety plans formulated pursuant to subparagraph 4;
(c) Other matters determined and publicly notified by the Minister of Land, Infrastructure
and Transport concerning the safety of public-use facilities or public transportation
vehicles and their users or other people;
2. A business owner or a responsible managing officer etc. shall set and spend a budget
necessary to perform the following:
(a) To secure and maintain human resources, facilities, equipment, etc. and to conduct
safety inspections, etc. in accordance with safety and health-related statutes or
regulations under Article 9 (2) 4 of the Act;
(b) To implement safety plans formulated pursuant to subparagraph 4;
(c) Other matters determined and publicly notified by the Minister of Land, Infrastructure
and Transport concerning the safety of public-use facilities or public transportation
vehicles and their users or other people;
3. A business owner or a responsible managing officer, etc. shall plan and conduct a safety
inspection, etc. in accordance with safety and health-related statutes or regulations under
Article 9 (2) 4 of the Act for public-use facilities or public transportation vehicles;
4. A business owner or a responsible managing officer, etc. shall have a safety plan
containing the following formulated at least once a year on public-use facilities or public
transportation vehicles and have such plan faithfully implemented: Provided, That where
a safety and maintenance plan for establishments under Article 6 of the Special Act on
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the Safety Control and Maintenance of Establishments is formulated or implemented for

public-use facilities, or a railroad carrier implements an annual implementation plan
under Article 6 of the Railroad Safety Act for public-use facilities or public transportation
vehicles; and then the relevant business owner or responsible managing officer, etc.
directly verifies, or receives a report on, whether the plan is formulated and the details of
the plan, a safety plan shall be deemed formulated and implemented:
(a) Matters concerning the securing of human resources for safety and maintenance of
public-use facilities or public transportation vehicles;
(b) Matters concerning the implementation of safety inspection or precise safety
diagnosis of public-use facilities and inspection and maintenance (including the
securing of equipment necessary for inspection and maintenance) of public
transportation vehicles;
(c) Matters concerning the maintenance and management of public-use facilities and
public transportation vehicles, such as repair and reinforcement;
5. A business owner or a responsible managing officer, etc. shall inspect matters prescribed
in subparagraphs 1 through 4 at least once every half year; and when not directly
conducting an inspection, he or she shall receive a report on the result of the inspection,
without delay, after the inspection is completed;
6. A business owner or a responsible managing officer, etc. shall take necessary measures
to prevent serious civic accidents, such as assigning human resources or setting and
spending additional budgets based on the results of the inspection or report under
subparagraph 5;
7. A business owner or a responsible managing officer, etc. shall establish and implement
work procedures including the following for preventing serious civic accidents: Provided,
That where a railroad carrier establishes and implements a railroad safety management
system including emergency response plans pursuant to Article 7 of the Railroad Safety
Act, or an air transportation business operator operates an aviation safety management
system including crisis response plans pursuant to Article 58 (2) of the Aviation Safety
Act, and thereafter, where the relevant business owner or responsible managing officer,
etc. directly conducts an inspection to determine whether such system is established or
receives a report on the inspection result; the work procedures shall be deemed
established and implemented:
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(a) Matters concerning the identification and inspection of hazardous and risk factors of
public-use facilities or public transportation vehicles;
(b) Where any hazardous or risk factor is detected from public-use facilities or public
transportation vehicles, matters concerning the improvement thereof, such as
reporting, request for measures, restrictions on use, repair, and reinforcement of the
relevant matters;
(c) In cases of serious civic accidents, matters concerning emergency relief measures for
casualties, etc., emergency safety inspections of public-use facilities or public
transportation vehicles, measures for prevention of further damage such as installing
warning signs, reports to the competent administrative agencies, etc., and measures for
improvement following an investigation of causes;
(d) Matters concerning evacuation training in case of emergency or urgent situations at
public transportation vehicles or Class-I establishments defined in subparagraph 1 of
Article 7 of the Special Act on the Safety Control and Maintenance of Establishments;
8. Where the operation and management of public-use facilities or public transportation
vehicles is contracted, outsourced, or entrusted, etc. to a third party, a business owner or
a responsible managing officer, etc. shall establish the following criteria and procedures
to secure the safety of public-use facilities or public transportation vehicles and their
users or other people, and shall conduct an inspect at least once a year to determine
whether contracting, outsourcing, or entrustment, etc. has been made in accordance with
such standards and procedures; and when not directly conducting an inspection, he or
she shall receive a report on the result of the inspection, without delay, after the
inspection is completed:
(a) Criteria and procedures for evaluating the capabilities to take measures and safety
management capabilities to prevent serious civic accidents;
(b) Criteria for expenses required to prevent serious civic accidents in performing the
duties, such as contracting, outsourcing, and entrustment.
Article 11 (Managerial Measures Necessary to Perform Duties under Safety and Health-
Related Statutes or Regulations Related to Public-Use Facilities and Public Transportation
Vehicles) (1) "Safety and health-related statutes or regulations" in Article 9 (2) 4 of the Act
means statutes or regulations applicable to the relevant public-use facilities and public
transportation vehicles and related to securing the safety and health of their users and
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other people.
(2) Details of the measures under Article 9 (2) 4 of the Act shall be as follows:
least once a year to determine whether the duties under health and safety-related
statutes or regulations have been performed (including inspections that are entrusted to
institutions, etc. designated by the heads of central administrative agencies under such
health and safety-related statutes or regulations; hereafter in this subparagraph, the same
shall apply); and when not directly conducting an inspection, he or she shall receive a
report on the result of the inspection, without delay, after the inspection is completed;
budgets;
least once a year to determine whether a safety manager of public-use facilities or a
worker responsible for maintenance and inspection of facilities and equipment of public
transportation vehicles has completed compulsory education programs under safety and
health-related statutes or regulations; and when not directly conducting an inspection, he
provide such education programs.
CHAPTER IV SUPPLEMENTARY PROVISIONS
Article 12 (Publication of Occurrence of Serious Industrial Accidents) (1) The publication

under Article 13 (1) of the Act (hereafter in this Article referred to as "publication") shall be
made for the place of business for which the sentence of a punishment becomes final and
conclusive and is notified pursuant to Article 12 of the Act due to a serious industrial
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accident caused by a violation of the duty under Article 4 of the Act.

(2) Details of the publication shall be as follows:
1. Title of the publication, "Publication of occurrence of serious industrial accidents";
2. The name of the relevant place of business;
3. The date, time, and place of the occurrence of the serious industrial accident;
4. The number of people who have suffered the serious industrial accident;
5. The details and causes of the serious industrial accident (including violations committed
by the business owner or the responsible managing officer, etc.);
6. Whether a serious industrial accident has occurred in the relevant place of business
within the most recent five years.
(3) Before making the publication, the Minister of Employment and Labor shall notify the
business owner or the responsible managing officer, etc. of the relevant place of business
of the details to be published; and shall request such owner or officer, etc. to submit
explanatory materials or shall give an opportunity to state his or her opinions during a
fixed period of at least 30 days.
(4) The publication shall be posted in the Official Gazette, or on the website of the Ministry
of Employment and Labor or of the Korea Occupational Safety and Health Agency
established under the Korea Occupational Safety and Health Agency Act.
(5) Where the publication is posted on the website pursuant to paragraph (4), the period
of publication shall be one year.
Article 13 (Record Keeping of Matters concerning Implementation of Measures) A business

owner or a responsible managing officer, etc. (excluding micro enterprises defined in
Article 2 of the Framework Act on Micro Enterprises) shall record matters concerning the
implementation of measures, etc. under Articles 4, 5, and 8 through 11 (including
electronic documents defined in subparagraph 1 of Article 2 of the Framework Act on
Electronic Documents and Transactions) and shall keep the record for five years from the
date such measures, etc. are taken.
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ENFORCEMENT DECREE OF THE SERIOUS ACCIDENTS PUNISHMENT

ENFORCEMENT DECREE OF THE SERIOUS ACCIDENTS PUNISHMENT ACT

CHAPTER I GENERAL PROVISIONS

CHAPTER II SERIOUS INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENTS

2. A business owner or a responsible managing officer, etc. shall have an organization

CHAPTER III SERIOUS CIVIC ACCIDENTS

the Safety Control and Maintenance of Establishments is formulated or implemented for

CHAPTER IV SUPPLEMENTARY PROVISIONS

Article 12 (Publication of Occurrence of Serious Industrial Accidents) (1) The publication

accident caused by a violation of the duty under Article 4 of the Act.

Article 13 (Record Keeping of Matters concerning Implementation of Measures) A business

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