The award was part of a JMJ hosted dinner in Busan, Korea honoring the work done in service of Incident and Injury Free^® (IIF^®) safety throughout the country in 2012. The event highlighted the impact that IIF work has had on the country, which has seen a significant shift in its safety culture since the IIF approach was first used on Korean projects less than a decade ago.

Fifteen clients companies attended, representing several major oil and gas companies and the major shipbuilding and offshore yards in Korea. Of these companies, GS Caltex Korea was given the IIF Success Award because of their record delivering remarkable safety performance and building a world-class IIF culture.

"It was an honor and privilege to present the first Korean Incident & Injury Free award,” said JMJ Chief Operating Officer Mark Britton. “All the nominations were deserving, and demonstrated leadership and commitment to outstanding safety."