New Office Environment Promoting Well-being Officially Launched

KDDI Engineering Corporation (Headquarters: Shibuya-ku, Tokyo; President: Noriaki Terao) has completed the renovation of its headquarters office to improve the quality of communication and support the physical and mental health of its employees, with full operations beginning in April 2026. By prioritizing "concentration," "dialogue," and "refreshment," the company aims to create a safe and secure workplace for both daily operations and emergencies, fostering value creation and sustainable growth through improved well-being. In renovating the headquarters, the company leveraged its technical expertise in telecommunications and electrical equipment, handling everything from overall concept design to interior finishing. This project marks the company's first achievement in office design management (interior), serving as part of its efforts to expand its future office solution business. Every seat is equipped with a monitor to ensure an environment conducive to focused work. Furthermore, utilizing the company's technical knowledge, they implemented lighting zoning tailored to work styles and strategically placed power outlets for convenience. Additionally, the installation of signage for organization-wide communication and the enhancement of the network environment support improved work quality. To facilitate dialogue across departments and positions, various meeting spaces have been established in addition to open spaces. The company aims to create a workplace environment that fosters connections among employees, from daily casual communication to professional discussions. In addition to free spaces and pantries that can be used during breaks or after hours, facilities such as darts have been installed to encourage refreshment and interaction. The company values an environment that creates familiarity and a sense of unity. Prioritizing employee safety and security not only in daily life but also in emergencies, the company, as a provider of communication infrastructure, keeps stockpiles and disaster response equipment on hand. These items are stored efficiently, such as under chairs in the office space, maintaining a comfortable and functional work environment while utilizing the floor space effectively. The company will continue to work on creating a workplace environment that promotes employee well-being.