Occupational Health and Safety
Supporting the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
Goals and Performance Highlights
Goals for 2030
Performance

Commitment, Challenge and Opportunity
The Company is committed to strictly implementing occupational health, safety, and environmental practices, with a strong focus on employees, the community, and society as a whole. All operations are carried out in full compliance with applicable laws, regulations, and related requirements. Additionally, the Company has established a Health, Safety, and Environmental Committee to supervise, oversee, and systematically drive safety measures.
The Company has appointed representatives from management and employees at all levels to participate in policy formulation and monitor performance, in order to ensure that management is effective and fully aligned with labor laws and international standards. The Company places great importance on communication, training, and continuously fostering a culture of safety.
The Company is open to receiving feedback and complaints to improve its operations, focusing on creating a safe working environment, reducing accident risks, and enhancing employees’ quality of life on a sustainable basis. This approach ensures that the organization can grow responsibly and securely in harmony with society over the long term.
Nevertheless, the Company sincerely hopes that the continuous and effective implementation of occupational health, safety, and environmental practices will contribute to sustainable business development. In particular, it can reduce safety risks and enhance the Company’s reputation, while employees benefit from a safe working environment and increased morale. Additionally, employees of suppliers will also gain benefits from the Company’s initiatives. Cooperation has been received from suppliers on occupational health, safety, and environmental matters, in accordance with the Code of Conduct and through on-site visits to their facilities.
Management and Strategic Approach

The committee members representing the employer are appointed by senior management, while the employee representatives at the operational level are elected in accordance with announcements from the Department of Labor Protection and Welfare. They have defined roles and responsibilities to ensure effective operations, as follows:

Develop the Company’s occupational health, safety, and environmental policy and submit it to the employer.
Establish guidelines to prevent and reduce accidents, injuries, illnesses, or work-related nuisances affecting employees, or incidents with no impact on work, and submit them to the employer.
Report and recommend measures or corrective action plans for work practices that may endanger employees’ health, ensuring safety for employees, contractors, and external individuals performing tasks or using services at the workplace.
Promote and support workplace safety activities within the Company.
Consider employee complaints related to occupational health, safety, and the work environment, and provide recommendations to the employer.
Establish joint workplace safety operations between the employer and employees, and coordinate with occupational health, safety, and environmental officers at all levels.
Review training programs or plans related to workplace safety, including programs or plans on the roles and responsibilities of employee safety representatives, supervisors, management, the employer, and personnel at all levels, and provide recommendations to the employer
Hold meetings for consultation or assign duties to continuously monitor activities related to occupational health, safety, and the work environment, and report to the employer.
Follow up on the implementation of recommendations submitted to the employer.
Hold meetings at least once a year and report minutes to the Company, supervisors, and labor authorities regarding the Safety Committee’s duties and activities discussed in the meetings, for further recommendations to the employer.
Evaluate the workplace safety performance of the Company.
Perform other occupational safety tasks as assigned by the employer.
The Company has issued a policy on occupational health, safety, and the work environment, which also covers the operations of subsidiaries and joint ventures, according to the resolution of the 12/2012 Board of Directors meeting held on December 18, 2012, as follows:

Workplace safety, employee hygiene, and the maintenance of the work environment are the responsibility of all employees at every level, to ensure the safety of life and property of themselves, the Company, and others.
All employees, including those in affiliated subsidiaries, must strictly comply with laws, regulations, acts, or government announcements related to occupational health, safety, and the work environment, as well as internal Company regulations.
All employees have the right to provide suggestions for improving the work environment and safe working practices.
The Company fosters employees’ awareness and positive attitudes toward occupational health, safety, and the work environment through education and training.
The Company promotes safety activities and provides resources to ensure that occupational health and safety operations achieve the objectives set forth in the policy.
All employees must prioritize the safety of themselves, their colleagues, and Company property at all times while performing their duties.
All employees are responsible for maintaining cleanliness and orderliness in the workplace.
The Company supports improvements to working conditions and the environment by requiring all employees at every level to carry out 5S activities, ensuring orderly storage of documents and items, and fostering good workplace habits.
Employees must not ignore accidents or incidents that affect workplace safety and hygiene. They are expected to assist affected individuals promptly and effectively, investigate the causes, and implement preventive and corrective measures to avoid recurrence.
The Company monitors and evaluates performance in accordance with the occupational health, safety, and environmental policy to ensure sincere and effective implementation.
The Company is committed to continuously improving and developing occupational health, safety, and environmental practices.
The Company supports and promotes workplace safety activities to achieve the highest quality of operational performance.
Additionally, to serve as a best practice in occupational health, safety, and the work environment, the Company has established strategies and guidelines to ensure maximum efficiency and effectiveness, as follows:

Establish and review the annual safety policy.
The Workplace Safety Committee conducts surveys, compiles results, and proposes corrective measures to management.
Safety assessments are conducted by the Safety Committee, management team, internal audit, and IQA team.
Prepare safety checklists for project safety officers according to the monthly inspection schedule and report findings at the monthly project meeting.
Prepare a Health and Safety Manual.
Post safety signs at construction site entrances to raise awareness and supervise safety operations.
Ensure that all committee members and employees of the Company attend training courses on the Health, Safety, and Environmental Committee as required by law.
Conduct management-level safety officer training for supervisors and above (both existing and new employees) to fulfill duties under the Ministry of Labor regulations, held annually.
Provide occupational health, safety, and environmental training for all general employees and new hires of the Company.
Establish a Business Continuity Plan (BCP) and a Disaster Recovery Plan (DRP), and review them annually.
Conduct fire safety training and annual fire drills for at least 40% of employees in each area.
Organize annual fire and emergency evacuation drills for all employees.
Provide safety equipment for employees and suppliers.
Stakeholders Directly Impacted
Customers
Positive Impacts
- Receive services and housing that meet safety standards, with a good environment that reduces the risk of accidents and health issues.
Expected Impacts / Risks
- If safety measures are insufficient, it may affect customer confidence, satisfaction, and purchasing decisions.
Employees
Positive Impacts
- Receive occupational safety, appropriate protective equipment, health check-ups, and a safe working environment.
Expected Impacts / Risks
- Lack of care may lead to accidents, injuries, or occupational illnesses, impacting morale and performance.
Business Partners and Suppliers
Positive Impacts
- Gain confidence in collaborating with an organization that prioritizes safety and environmental care, fostering positive relationships.
Expected Impacts / Risks
- Unsafe incidents may affect cooperation and the reputation of suppliers.
Shareholders and Investors
Positive Impacts
- Be assured that the Company has a robust management system, reducing risks from accidents and legal disputes, and enhancing reputation and sustainability.
Expected Impacts / Risks
- Poor management may adversely affect share value, confidence, and the long-term sustainability of the organization.
Community and Society
Positive Impacts
- Benefit from the Company’s environmental controls, which reduce impacts such as pollution, noise, and ensure proper waste management.
Expected Impacts / Risks
- Inadequate environmental management may result in complaints, and affect the health and quality of life of the community.
Government Agencies
Positive Impacts
- Receive cooperation from a Company that complies with laws and safety and environmental standards.
Expected Impacts / Risks
- Non-compliance with laws may result in fines, legal penalties, and scrutiny from authorities.