KICOX Conducts "High-Risk Work Prevention Campaign" at Safety Industry Expo
Participating in the Korea Safety Industry Expo at BEXCO, Busan from June 2 to 4
The Korea Industrial Complex Corporation (KICOX) announced on the 3rd that it is participating in the "2026 Korea Safety Industry Expo" being held at Exhibition Hall 1 of BEXCO in Busan from the 2nd to the 4th, conducting a public campaign to eradicate serious accidents at industrial complexes and promoting its safety initiatives.
Jointly hosted by the Ministry of the Interior and Safety and the Busan Metropolitan City, the “2026 Korea Safety Industry Expo” is the largest safety industry marketplace in the country, bringing together representatives from the government, local municipalities, public institutions, and relevant domestic and international industries.
Hong Soonbeom, Vice President of Korea Industrial Complex Corporation, and officials are taking a commemorative photo after completing the "High-Risk Work Prevention Measures Campaign to Eradicate Serious Accidents" at the "2026 Korea Safety Industry Expo" held on the 2nd at BEXCO in Busan. Korea Industrial Complex Corporation
View original imageOn the opening day of the expo, the "High-Risk Work Prevention Measures Guide Campaign" was conducted under the leadership of Hong Soonbeom, Vice President of KICOX, targeting visitors. In particular, informational leaflets outlining the main risk factors and preventive measures for high-risk work—such as aerial work platforms, processing equipment, cranes, as well as welding, cutting, grinding, and painting—were distributed, encouraging strict compliance with safety regulations at worksites, since these activities account for a high proportion of fatal accidents at manufacturing sites.
During the expo, KICOX is operating a separate promotional booth to raise awareness of major support projects aimed at strengthening safety management in industrial complexes. Highlighted initiatives include the "Smart Safety Solution Establishment Project for Designated Safety Zones," which prevents fire, chemical, and piping accidents in aging industrial complexes, and the "Industrial Complex Safety Equipment Rental Center," which helps reduce the equipment burden for small and medium-sized enterprises. Detailed introductions to these programs are being provided.
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Vice President Hong Soonbeom stated, “We will continue to fulfill our role as a disaster management agency committed to prioritizing workers’ lives and safety above all else by providing tailored safety management.”
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