HUMAN INPUT
COREON SAFETY AX AGENT
Prevent serious incidentsbefore execution fails.
Hazard and near-miss reports, risk assessments, TBM and equipment signals become one governed Safety Event under human review—linking owner, deadline, action, evidence, residual risk, approval and audit through executive reporting.
Human ReviewFail-ClosedAudit Chain4 Safety-Hardware Patents
REAL PRODUCT WALKTHROUGH · English 2:37 · 日本語 2:46 · Korean 2:24Did you know? Did you act?
Did you know? Did you act?
Can you prove it?
See an external detection signal become a Safety Event, matched with official KOSHA accident cases for reference, then move through human review, owner and deadline, SHA-256 evidence, residual risk reassessment and separation-of-duties approval to a proof of closure — recorded on the actual product.
- Site CCTV detection
- External signal
- KOSHA similar cases
- Human review
- Owner · deadline
- Evidence · SHA-256
- Residual risk
- SoD final approval
- Proof of closure
Recorded on the actual product with synthetic data from a [DEMO] tenant. The opening site CCTV scene is staged, AI-generated footage, and the CCTV AI signal comes from a demo simulator; integration with any specific vendor is confirmed only after field interface validation. The KOSHA accident cases on screen are real public data collected daily by the production server from Korea's Public Data Portal, shown in the original Korean; they are reference material and never change risk or closure automatically. The after-action photo is staged.
FROM ANY SIGNAL TO ONE GOVERNED EVENTDifferent inputs.
Different inputs.
One accountable safety workflow.
Field reports, TBM, inspections and signals from production equipment, mobile assets, sensors and control systems enter a common ingress contract. External signals remain review candidates until an authorized person confirms the operating context.
EQUIPMENT INPUT
Production · Mobile assets
SYSTEM INPUT
Sensors · Control systems
Press No. 3
repeated E-stop
Closure approval pending
SIGNED REST/WEBHOOK CONTRACT · OPC UA · MODBUS/TCP · MQTT VIA EDGE GATEWAY · VERIFIED PER CUSTOMER SITE
SYSTEM · EQUIPMENT INPUT · SEMICONDUCTOR
After a gas alarm, one event all the way to closure.
A first-stage toxic gas alarm in a fab gas room, recreated with a virtual event
COREON does not replace gas detection, interlocks or emergency response and does not control equipment. A COREON closure is not a permit to restart equipment. Brand-neutral scenarios unrelated to any specific customer or manufacturer. Site scenes are AI-generated; product screens are the actual COREON Safety AX recorded with virtual events and data in a demo environment. They do not imply integration, endorsement or contracts with any product or customer; actual integration scope is confirmed after interface validation at the customer site.
Watch on YouTube →Detect
Verify
Assign
Control
Prove
Reassess
Close · Reopen
Executive · Audit
ROLE-BASED SAFETY OPERATIONS
One event. The right decision for each role.
Every role sees the work and evidence it needs without losing the shared Safety Event identity or audit lineage.
Safety ManagerIntake · risk assessment · TBM · approval queue
Supervisor · Site ManagerField verification · permits · due dates · reassessment
Action OwnerAssigned corrective action · deadline · before/after proof
Audit · Quality · ComplianceOriginal evidence · revisions · approvals · event audit trail
Executive · CSOOverdue · open risk · evidence gaps · reopen · governance
SAME EVENT ID · field input → human review → action & evidence → residual risk → approval → executive report & audit ledger
Fail-Closed Assurance
COREON's core proposition is making closure trustworthy.
Critical safety-state transitions pass through evidence, residual-risk and authority checks before authorized closure. When required conditions are incomplete, the workflow remains open for review and corrective action.
Closure gates
01Assigned owner, due date and required execution checks
02Trusted evidence satisfied
03Post-action residual-risk reassessment
04Explicit human confirmation
05Effective controls and verified tasks
06Authorized manager approval
07Closure engine and audit-chain integrity
AI assists decisions. Authorized people approve safety-state change.
AI can classify, summarize and recommend, while final safety judgment, risk acceptance and closure remain with authorized people who review the evidence and residual risk.
COREON maintains Human-Authorized Closure so the record shows who approved closure, on what evidence, and when.
Human Review · Authorized Approval · Traceable Closure
ONE SAFETY EVENT · TWO VIEWSOne field case can inform
One field case can inform
the formal record and executive view.
Hazard reports, worker opinions, safety suggestions, reassessments, TBM and reference material retain distinct input types. Only a hazard candidate confirmed by an authorized person becomes a formal Safety Event.
Field work creates the record.
Link risk assessment, TBM, owner and due date, corrective action, before and after evidence, residual risk, preparation, review and approval to the same site case.
Install · start free ↗See what remains open.
Use case and approval records to examine open risks, overdue actions and evidence gaps in the executive dashboard, with reports, document control and audit traceability.
Explore the workflow ↗Release criterion: verify that the screen, API, database, report and audit record agree across real roles and devices before presenting a workflow as operationally validated.
Executive Control Plane
Executives need the risk that remains — not more raw reports.
Authorized users can inspect open risks, overdue actions and evidence gaps from field cases. Dashboard and report parity is verified against site data.
Critical Open RisksHigh-risk events still open
Overdue ActionsCorrective actions past due
Evidence GapsMissing evidence blocking closure
Reopened CasesCases reopened after closure
Governance GapsAuthority, review or obligation gaps
Safety Governance · executive safety and health management systemObjectives, resources, training and contractors —
Objectives, resources, training and contractors —
run on the same records as field execution.
So that the executive's safety and health management system does not stop at documents, COREON computes results from the same ledger as field Safety Events, turns shortfalls and gaps into corrective actions, and records confirmation by an authorized person. Only functions verified in production with an internal verification organization in October 2026 are shown.
Objectives with computed KPIs
Register annual safety and health objectives on 14 KPIs; hazard closure rate, overdue items, training completion and budget execution are calculated from records. A different executive approves, a missed target opens a corrective action automatically, and someone other than the completer must verify it.
Staffing adequacy and budget shortfalls
Required headcount, appointments, qualifications and dedicated assignment are recorded per half-year; a shortfall without a hiring action blocks executive confirmation. Spending beyond the plan is blocked, and shortfall requests are approved or rejected (with an alternative) by a different executive. Appointments, filings and headcount decisions remain with the business.
Training → work authorization → action in one event
When a Safety Event requests work authorization, each worker's training history is checked; untrained workers are denied and recorded, and make-up training is planned from the denial. Work stop cannot be lifted and the event cannot close until authorization is granted after training. Beyond the training register, certificates and make-up training, COREON flags action owners with no training record, recent newcomers without training, and recurring hazards that need refresher training, and reports the post-training understanding check rate.
Principal–contractor action control
Principal assignment → contractor action and evidence → principal rejection or verification → stop-work request and release are recorded per contractor, and contractors cannot see each other's events. Contractor capability evaluation criteria are on the roadmap.
Incident response lifecycle
Occurrence → emergency response and work stop → executive and labor-office reports (receipt numbers) → site control and scene preservation → resume approved by another person → follow-ups → independently verified root cause and prevention → executive closure. Closure is refused while steps are missing, and the closed record is hash-locked. First-aid, medical decisions and statutory reports remain with the business.
8–12 week field pilot measurement
Closure time, time to first action, overdue rate, evidence completion, open high-risk items and reopen rate are computed from product records for the baseline (customer records or the same-length period before start) and the pilot, with hash-chained weekly snapshots confirmed by the customer executive. Customer field results are published only after a pilot, and metric changes are not presented as causal effects.
Management review (ISO 45001 9.3)Objectives, operating KPIs, half-year duty checks, training and contractor status are aggregated in one record. If a target is missed, a decision on objectives, budget, people or improvement is required before submission; when a different executive confirms, the record is locked with SHA-256 and an RFC 3161 trusted timestamp is requested.
COREON supports recording and confirming procedures. It does not determine legal compliance or guarantee exemption from liability.
Law Mapping · As of 2026-10-05Korea's Serious Accidents Punishment Act and OSH Act:
Korea's Serious Accidents Punishment Act and OSH Act:
what COREON records, disclosed item by item.
We mapped 21 obligations from the Enforcement Decree Art. 4–5 and key Occupational Safety and Health Act provisions as Supported, Partial or Customer-performed. Unsupported items are listed as well.
11Supported
9Partial
1Customer-performed / Roadmap
Decree Art. 4(1) · ISO 45001 6.2·9.3
SupportedSafety and health objectives and policy
Objectives and KPIs are computed from records; shortfalls lead to corrective actions and management review decisions, locked when the executive confirms. The policy text is written by the business.
Decree Art. 4(3) · half-year review
SupportedHazard identification and improvement
Reports, risk assessments, TBM and equipment signals are recorded as one event through owner, deadline, before/after evidence, residual-risk reassessment and approval.
OSH Act Art. 36 · amended, effective 2026-06-01
SupportedRisk-assessment improvement and worker participation
Improvement execution and residual-risk reassessment are kept as evidence; TBM sharing and field reports record participation and communication.
Decree Art. 4(7) · half-year review
SupportedHearing workers and implementing improvements
Field reports and worker opinions are received, and actions and approvals for items confirmed as hazards are tracked.
Decree Art. 4(9) · half-year review
PartialContracting and outsourcing
Actions and evidence for contractor findings are tracked. Contractor capability evaluation is on the roadmap.
This mapping is not legal advice and does not guarantee compliance or exemption from liability. It also includes a clause-by-clause ISO 45001 and KOSHA-MS self-assessment and an internal audit module (ISO 45001 9.2); this is not a certification.
Official Safety Reference Intelligence
Connect verified public safety references to field execution.
COREON compares ingested and verified KOSHA and other official public references with work, incident and hazard context. Source, version, retrieval date and validation state remain attached so authorized people can use official evidence within the same review and action workflow.
Approved accident cases
Connect verified comparable cases as reference knowledge.
Source · version · hash
Preserve origin, version, retrieval date and content hash.
Freshness revalidation
Changed or stale material returns to review so source freshness and approval context can be revalidated before use.
INDUSTRY APPLICATIONSDifferent industries.
Different industries.
One verified closed loop.
Each sector has its own work language and equipment signals. COREON structures site inputs as reviewable Safety Events and keeps ownership, deadline, action, evidence, residual risk, approval, executive reporting and audit trace on the same event.
CONSTRUCTION · PLANT
Construction, plant and smart sites
Connect risk assessment, TBM, contractor findings and spatial-monitoring candidates to corrective action and verified closure.
MANUFACTURING · AUTOMATION
Manufacturing, automotive and mobility
Turn equipment anomalies, near misses, AGV·AMR events and worker-route risks into accountable execution records.
ENERGY · POWER
Energy, power and maintenance
Add action, evidence, residual-risk and approval control after HSE, maintenance, alarm and permit-to-work inputs.
LOGISTICS · FOOD
Logistics, food and multi-site operations
Standardize loading, forklifts, hygiene, cleaning and shift handovers while preserving recurring-risk history.
PUBLIC · INFRASTRUCTURE
Public facilities, railway and transport
Connect inspections, complaints, works supervision and contractor findings to owners, deadlines, proof, approval and audit reporting.
AIoT · CONTROL ECOSYSTEM
AIoT, CCTV and Digital Twin
Preserve existing detection and monitoring strengths, then add human review, accountable action and evidence-led closure.
ONE VERIFIED LOOPSignal or report → human review → owner and deadline → action and evidence → residual risk → authorized closure → executive and audit record
EQUIPMENT SIGNALS · OPEN INTEGRATIONStart with the equipment
Start with the equipment
and the signal it produces.
Standard equipment signals use a common ingress contract. Proprietary signals use an approved, versioned Edge Mapping Profile. Every external signal enters human review, and each live device connection is validated against the actual site interface before production use.
OPC UAModbus/TCPMQTTREST/WebhookVersioned Edge MappingHMAC-SHA256
Production and electrical assets
PLC, control panels, switchboards, motors and pumps: run state, faults, emergency stops, temperature, pressure, vibration, overcurrent and alarms.
Mobile and logistics equipment
AMRs, AGVs, forklifts and conveyors: position, speed, proximity, collision risk, stop events and work state.
Safety and environment
Gas and fire detectors, access control, CCTV analysis, PPE detection, noise and dust sensors: alerts and inspection findings.
Operations systems
SCADA, MES, WMS and BMS alarms and work data, plus candidates from inspection systems. Interface suitability is assessed for each site.
External equipment and protocol integration is scoped from the actual interface. OPC UA, Modbus/TCP, MQTT and REST/Webhook connections are reviewed for event structure, authentication, state transitions and security conditions before an approved mapping is deployed. Review integration scope ↗
Engineering Assurance
Claims are grounded in code, tests and operational evidence.
COREON applies safety-critical engineering principles through verifiable controls, traceability and staged validation.
Assurance structure
- Fail-Closed closure when required evidence is missing
- Human Authority for final safety decisions and closure
- Tenant / Role Isolation enforced across organizations and sites
- Audit / Traceability for actor, time, reason, revision and evidence lineage
- Supply-Chain Security evidence including SBOM and dependency controls
- Staging-first Validation of user roles and report parity before production promotion
COREON operating principles
- Closure proceeds only when required evidence and approval conditions are satisfied.
- Final safety judgment and risk acceptance remain with authorized people.
- Official references such as KOSHA are used with source, version and freshness controls plus human review.
- Key state changes, approvals and evidence remain traceable for audit.
- Customer-specific integration and SLA scope are confirmed from actual operating conditions.
SAFETY IP · APPLICATION PENDING
Registered and pending IP ↗COREON Safety AX Agent core event-processing technology is patent pending.
The pending subject matter covers incident-based cross-system workflow linkage, controlled evidence and residual-risk reassessment. Registered and pending rights are presented separately so customers and partners can review the current IP position clearly.
Talk to COREON
Start with your operating risk and deployment scope.
We review the number of sites, organization structure, safety workflow, integrations and pilot requirements before proposing a deployment plan for enterprise and public-sector customers.
VERIFIABLE DELIVERY EXPERIENCEDomestic delivery and global field experience
Domestic delivery and global field experience
support execution credibility.
COREON presents product validation and corporate delivery experience as distinct evidence categories, with customer-confidential details protected.
Supply delivery experience
with a major Korean construction company
Actual supply performance with a major Korean construction company supports COREON's enterprise transaction and delivery capability.
Evidence category: enterprise supply and delivery execution. Customer-confidential commercial details are protected.
Electrical-construction consulting
in a U.S. industrial field
Paid electrical-construction consulting in a U.S. industrial field supports COREON's global field understanding and delivery experience.
Evidence category: paid industrial technical consulting and global field execution. Customer-confidential project details are protected.
FAQSerious accident prevention
Serious accident prevention
and safety management FAQ
Questions we are often asked before adoption.
How does COREON help with Korea's Serious Accidents Punishment Act?
COREON does not provide legal advice or any exemption from liability. It records risk assessments, TBM, corrective actions, evidence and approvals as one event, so executives and safety managers can check whether the safety and health management system was actually carried out. See the law mapping for scope by provision.
How are risk assessment results managed?
Risk assessments, field reports and equipment signals are grouped into one Safety Event and linked to an owner, deadline, corrective action, before/after evidence and residual-risk reassessment. An event cannot close without the required evidence and approval.
Can it connect to existing equipment or monitoring systems?
COREON provides a standard REST/Webhook contract; OPC UA, Modbus and MQTT signals connect through an edge gateway. The actual integration scope is confirmed after interface testing in each customer environment.
Can we start for free?
You can install Safety AX for free from this site. Multi-site, enterprise and public-sector scope is agreed through consultation.
Company & Trust
From field usability to technical due diligence.
COREON HOLDINGS develops industrial-safety technology and COREON Safety AX Agent for verifiable safety execution.
COREON HOLDINGS Co., Ltd.Incheon, Republic of Korea
Tel. +82-507-1358-1482
contact@coreon-global.com
Tel. +82-507-1358-1482
contact@coreon-global.com
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