Who it is for: Plant directors, EHS managers, and safety committees at manufacturing and logistics sites handling OSHA-equivalent reporting obligations in Korea.

Result: A bound briefing packet with high-contrast incident charts, severity heat maps by shift and zone, and a written summary of recurring failure modes.

On-site or remote presentation · Two weeks preparation, 90-minute briefing

Cheongju office or client facility in Chungcheongbuk-do

Pricing basis: From KRW 2,400,000 per quarter

Executive Incident Chart Briefings

Included in the engagement

  • Review of up to 24 months of incident records
  • Severity classification cross-check against your internal taxonomy
  • Twelve chart panels with engraved-style annotations
  • 90-minute executive presentation with Q&A
  • Digital PDF archive for your records

Not included

  • Software installation or dashboard hosting
  • Legal representation or regulatory filing on your behalf
  • Real-time monitoring equipment

Provider and process

Led by Shin Daeun, principal analyst, with a field reviewer who visits your log room when records are paper-based.

  1. Initial scope call to confirm record formats and reporting periods
  2. Secure transfer or on-site collection of incident logs
  3. Classification audit and chart drafting over ten working days
  4. Draft review with your EHS lead before the briefing date
  5. Final presentation and handover of the chart packet

Preparation and constraints

Your preparation: Gather incident logs, near-miss registers, and any existing severity codes. Assign one EHS contact for clarification calls.

Constraints: Records must be de-identified before transfer unless our on-site reviewer signs your confidentiality agreement.

Next step: Request a scope call through the contact form, noting your plant size and reporting period.

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