Sharing Safety Technology Trends
Leading the Spread of Advanced Safety Culture
From July 7 to July 11, S-OIL participated twice in the "2025 Smart Safety and Health Expo (SAFETY TECH KOREA 2025)" held at KINTEX in Goyang, together with its partner companies, and shared the latest technologies and information in the field of industrial safety with its partners.
More than 100 executives and employees from S-OIL and its partner companies are participating in the "2025 Smart Safety and Health Expo" held at KINTEX in Goyang and are taking a commemorative photo. Photo by S-OIL
The "2025 Smart Safety and Health Expo" is the largest industrial safety event in Korea, hosted by the Ministry of Employment and Labor and organized by the Korea Occupational Safety and Health Agency. The event showcased a variety of cutting-edge technologies, including smart safety technology, risk prediction systems, and AI-based safety solutions.
S-OIL, along with more than 100 executives and employees from its partner companies, visited the main exhibition halls to directly experience various smart safety technologies such as AI and IoT-based smart safety management systems, industrial accident prevention technologies, and virtual reality (VR) safety experience content. They also explored the possibility of applying these technologies to on-site safety management.
This expo visit, planned as part of the "2025 Mutual Growth Cooperation Program," was implemented for the first time this year among the various partnership programs that S-OIL has been continuously promoting for over 10 years. It is particularly significant in that S-OIL covered all expenses, including vehicle support, thereby realizing practical mutual growth and cooperation with its partner companies.
Additionally, S-OIL attended the seminar on outstanding safety and health case studies held during the same period, where they shared best practices in process safety management (PSM), safety experience education centers, and collaboration activities between large and small-to-medium-sized companies. They also discussed ways to advance the safety and health management system.
An S-OIL representative stated, "By participating in the expo together with our partner companies, we were able to share the latest safety technologies and effectively strengthen our safety capabilities. Going forward, we will continue to establish a sustainable safety culture based on mutual growth and cooperation with our partners."
S-OIL is continuously operating a variety of mutual growth programs such as regular safety training, on-site consulting, and sharing of best practices to improve the level of safety and health with its partner companies.
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