KLES's ‘Piping status monitoring system’ is being set up at Goseong Hai thermal power plant #1~2 currently under construction in Goseong, Gyeongnam. The system has been supplied to the Big five gencos and KHNP, which is a device that monitors the status of piping and boiler in realtime. About 80 kits are planned to be installed at the plants, where I have been on a business trip, at the time nearing the completion of construction.

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When I was told that I had to go out to the plant site, I couldn't understand it because of the nature of the human mind. Then, such complex emotions came to mind, which seemed to be scary but fun concurrently, or even to be likely a rare experience. As soon as I returned to the office after work on the plant, a lot of regrets and sorrows surged up to me. Probably it was because of the field staff who closely took care of the female mates dispatched on the scene. If I recall the memory of Goseong very later, I would smile thinking that it was not a tiresome or hard feeling, but a precious experience that made me grow up by a handspan again. Work on Goseong was the priceless lesson I came away with from no more than a work scene.

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We've been there only for seven nights and eight days, but KLES engineer mates having dispatched as from March still remain on the site, running toward completion. We'd like to give a very big hand to them who have been standing up to exhaustion, hardship, fatigue, boredom, depression, and helplessness on the front lines of the scene. Above all, I hope as many people as possible come to figure out just that the power of KLES stems from such boundless potentials of our mates.​​