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Strengthening of industrial safety inspections including

"managing by patrolling around" by senior level managers

and carrying out professional-standard industrial safety

inspections and pre-operational inspections of new and

renovated work sites. All deficiencies discovered are to be

tracked through the information system until improvements

have been completed.

Planning and executing safety and environmental training

and awareness programs, develop and provide online study

courses, establish an industrial safety test-question database

as well as compile and publish accident case-study teaching

materials.

Reinforce the functions of the Safety Information Center,

arrange lending of study materials and make an online data

query service system available.

CPC's Occupational Accident Statistics

for the Past Five Years

Frequency of Disabling Injury

2015

2014

2013

2012

2011

0.4

0.37

0.15

0.34

0.31

0.18

0.3

0.2

0.1

0

0.35

0.25

0.15

0.05

Severity of Disabling Injury

20

381

190

2

2015

2014

2013

2012

2011

400

300

200

100

0

350

250

150

50

2

Occupational Injury Frequency-Severity Index

2.72

0.54

11.38

7.67

2015

2014

2013

2012

2011

12

8

4

0

10

6

2

0.6

Safety disciplines are a top priority

Industrial safety is the foundation of corporate

development. To achieve its goal of '100% industrial safety

and zero accidents', CPC is constantly strengthening its

safety culture through active adherence to a policy based

on safety disciplines - thorough inspection, promotion

of employee well-being and responsible healthcare, risk

management and systematized operations - in which

employee participation and continuous improvement are

the key elements. CPC's industrial safety performance has

been recognized not only at home but also internationally,

as shown by the medal awarded by the World Safety

Organization in 2005.

Key points in CPC's industrial

safety & health policies

In line with its emphasis on a culture of industrial health

and safety, CPC is putting particular effort into the following

focal points. The company is working especially hard at

raising awareness of the issues and team spirit among both

employees and external vendors in the interest of creating a

safe and comfortable work environment.

Implementation of the Taiwan Occupational Safety and Health

Management System (TOSHMS), and a continuous process

of improvement with respect to its operating environment.

Reinforcement of safety management practices for

contractors and the establishment of contractor self-

management in order to reduce occupational accidents

among their employees.

In conjunction with the implementation of occupational safety

laws, conducting periodic review of industrial safety and

health regulations, as well as the continuous review and

revision of standard operating procedures.

Strengthening of industrial health management, scheduling

employee health checkups, analysis and tracking of health

checkup information, promotion of healthy lifestyles and

emphasizing the importance of employees' mental health.

Implementation of risk management and process

safety management, establishment of equipment safety

management processes, thorough inspection of oil and gas

tanks and pipelines and the installation of monitors and leak

detection systems along their extended stretches.

Strengthening of fire prevention and response capabilities;

organization of a local joint emergency response organization

ensuring that manpower, facilities, equipment, and

emergency response and rescue gear of all units are mutually

supportive so that losses due to fire and other disasters can

be minimized.

Implementation of graded on-site safety inspections, making

continuous improvements through safety observations

at system, equipment, and implementation levels and

heightening awareness of the importance of industrial safety

disciplines.

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