Analysis of Occupational Hazards

ABC-ATEC has a set of "Contractor Safety and Health Management Policy" in place to ensure the safety of contractors' work activities while at the same time prevent occupational hazard and pollution.Furthermore, to ensure the safety of contractors' work activities and prevent occupational hazards, environmental pollution, and other incidents, contractors are required to receive safety and health awareness training, be notified of potential hazards, and comply with the Occupational Safety and Health Act, environmental protection laws, and all in-plant environmental, safety, and health regulations before entering the factory for construction. During the contracted work period, daily inspections of the construction site and automatic checks of construction machinery and equipment are strengthened, and contractors are required to submit applications for high-risk operations three days in advance. Coordination meetings are held from time to time to communicate with contractors on government regulations, factory updates and coordination matters, contractor audit outcomes, and improvement recommendations, serving as a communication bridge for contractor-related needs to effectively prevent accidents and injuries during contractor operations. In 2025, the total number of hours worked by contractors was 11,495 hours. The types of work performed by contractors entering the factory included equipment transport, maintenance, and inspection, fire equipment testing, environmental cleaning and disinfection, and plumbing/electrical engineering, among others. No incidents of permanent, partial permanent, or temporary injuries occurred during their operations.