US Site Safety
Dedicated safety managers
for US job sites
Professionals trained to US OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) standards support the safety management of Korean companies operating in the United States.
For Your Site
Who this is for
Korean companies running plants or construction sites in the US
When headquarters' safety standards must be applied on site in line with US regulations.
Sites where Korean managers and local workers work together
When instructions and safety training get lost between languages.
Sites that need an OSHA-qualified safety professional
When you need inspection, record-keeping and oversight that meet US standards.
Core Values
What we deliver
Clear communication with Korean teams
We understand Korean corporate culture and keep communication and emergency reporting clear.
Clear communication with local workers
We deliver safety training and instructions directly to local workers for smooth site operation.
Clear, US-standard safety oversight
Thorough site inspections and hazard analysis, with a focus on prevention.
Safety managers aligned with OSHA
We know OSHA rules and apply them on site, building a mature safety culture.
Certification
Global OSHA-certified safety expertise
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OSHA 510 · 511 · 530-certified safety professionals
- 510 Occupational Safety and Health Standards for the Construction Industry
- 511 Occupational Safety and Health Standards for General Industry
- 530 OSHA 530
- Issued by
- California State University Dominguez Hills · OSHA Training Institute Education Center
We apply advanced safety management practices aligned with OSHA standards and remove site hazards before they cause harm.
A trusted safety partner for US job sites — OFAT
A one-stop solution, from meeting OSHA standards to clear communication with local workers.
Daily Routine
How we manage your site every day
- Check workers' protective equipment
- Check safety facility installation
- Inspect heavy equipment and its operation
- Supervise high-risk work on site
- Inspect tools and how they are used
- Inspect site offices and fire extinguishers
- Inspect temporary distribution panels
- Verify hot work and heavy equipment permits
- Monitor hazardous work zones closely
Contact
Talk to us about your site safety
US site safety managers, safety inspections and training, factory automation. Tell us about your site and we will recommend the right approach.