Environment, Safety and Health (ESH) Policy
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To comply with government laws and regulations, abide by international environmental safety and health and energy-related trends and green product regulations and other relevant requirements
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To reduce energy consumption to reduce Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions, thereby increasing carbon reserves
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To encourage the use of environmentally friendly packaging materials and resource recycling to reduce resource consumption
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To provide a safe and healthy working environment to reduce the risks that personnel are exposed to when performing operations in the workplace
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To continue to communicate and expand consultation and participation with employees, suppliers and the public, and implement policies on environmental safety, health, energy and green product management
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ISO 14001:2015
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ISO 45001:2018
Contractor Management
- Define clear safety and health requirements in work contract
- Examine safety and health, educate and announce hazard notification before operation
- Supervise and control during operation
- Hold cross-team meetings to align, adjust work contents and in-sync communication when group working
Emergency Response
Developed emergency response plans, such as fires, natural disasters (earthquake and typhoon), power outages, gas leaks, chemical leaks and major infectious diseases. Relevant protective equipments are in place. Emergency response drills have been conducted periodically.
Fire Safety
- Arrange fire safety facility inspection with nonconformity declaration periodically
- Conduct various fire fighting trainings and evacuation drills
- Form emergency response team and exercise regularly
Earthquake Protection
- Conduct periodic building health check
- Ensure machine arrangement can meet floor load range standards
- Anchor nitrogen cabinets to floor to prevent topple over by earthquakes
Flood Risk
Periodic water sewage cleaning and water pumps setting