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Kuriama Automobile Industry and Workplace Safety Initiatives

Kuriama Automobile Industry Co., Ltd., headquartered in Tokyo and with branches in Chiba and Kanagawa, specializes in used truck sales, purchasing, rental, and parts supply. The company is devoted to promoting environmentally friendly vehicles and recycling, aiming for a sustainable society.

As part of its commitment to employee safety, Kuriama established a Safety and Health Committee in June 2025. This committee, comprised of personnel from various levels—operational, managerial, and executive—holds monthly inspections and safety education sessions to embed a culture of safety throughout the organization.

In alignment with the National Safety Week, the committee promotes efforts aimed at workplace improvement and the establishment of a safety culture. Monthly inspections by the committee involve assessments of workplace safety and environmental conditions, ensuring that unsafe practices can be quickly identified and addressed.

Monthly Inspections to Integrate Employee Feedback

Kuriama aims to create a secure working environment where employees can feel safe. The Safety and Health Committee meets every month and is structured to reflect the input from various levels of the organization. Management and department heads collectively share insights, concerns, and suggestions, leading to continuous improvements in workplace safety and environment.

Highlighted throughout the premises is a sign emphasizing “Safety First”, embodying the shared commitment to prioritize safety among all employees.

Fostering a Safety Culture through Regular Inspections and Training

During the monthly inspections, tailored checklists for both office and operational environments guide assessments of equipment, working conditions, personal protective gear, and hygiene practices. The objective is not only to detect unsafe areas promptly but also to address and rectify these issues collaboratively.

In cooperation with all departments, Kuriama has developed a