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Aim: This case report presents an approach to establishing an occupational safety and health (OSH) plan for locally-hired office workers in construction supervision. Though not directly involved in construction, these workers face indirect exposure to site hazards, yet are often excluded from safety management systems. Methods: At a public construction site in Seoul, a customized OSH plan was implemented for one administrative staff member. It included targeted safety training, hazard assessment of adjacent equipment, and documentation practices. Coordination between headquarters and field staff supported consistent execution. Results: All training was delivered as scheduled, with risks like equipment overloads identified and resolved. A reporting and documentation system was also established. The case showed that even a single office worker can be integrated into a formal OSH framework. Conclusion: The study supports expanding OSH plans to all personnel on-site. A structured plan improves safety for administrative staff and offers a model applicable to similar field conditions.