Occupational safety and health education and training

Employees’ occupational safety and health education and training

CSRC requires new employees to participate in a 6-hour 'new employee safety and health education training' course and must pass a test. Existing employees also participate in occupational safety and health-related education and training regularly every year, which focuses on the management of the working environment, equipment, and hazardous substances, enhancing employees' safety awareness and their ability to handle emergencies and self-rescue from dangers. Various evaluation methods such as written examinations, oral examinations, practice, study reports, and other methods are used to ensure the effectiveness of the education and training. In 2023, a total of 1,244 people participated in CSRC Group's occupational safety and health-related training, totaling 16,451 hours.

CSRC's statistics on safety and health personnel training over the past three years

Note: The course content includes occupational safety-related topics (such as general operation training, hazardous operation training, AED operation training, hazard identification training, traffic safety promotion, emergency response drills during night shifts, respiratory protection training, hazard identification risk assessment, hazard general education training, hearing protection, chemical protection, hearing protection, chemical protection), and personal protective equipment-related topics

The occupational safety and health education and training categories and course highlights implemented by CSRC are as follows:

Non-employees’ occupational safety and health education and training

Apart from its own employees, CSRC also emphasizes safety management for contractors, transporters, and other partners. We aim to enhance overall occupational health and safety conditions in the industry. In 2023, a total of 1,267 non-employee participants from CSRC Group attended occupational health and safety education and training, totaling 9,258 hours. Courses included training on hazard-related protective measures, pre-operation protective planning for high-risk operations (hot work/high elevation/confined space/oxygen deficiency/maintenance excavation), and emergency situation reporting and advocacy.

Statistics on safety and health personnel training for contractors by CSRC in the past three years:

Note: Statistics for contractors in the United States have not been included

CSRC transporter safety and health personnel training statistics in the past three years:

Note: Statistics for transporters in the United States have not been included

Key training course items for contractors at plants in each region are as follows:

Employees receiving this training should adhere to the safety (access control) regulations informed by the course instructors of the plant(s)
Employees must strictly adhere to hazard-related protective measures that may arise from machinery, equipment, and raw materials upon entering the plant
Trainees must obtain an identification card issued by the factory to be qualified to enter the factory
Before entering the workplace at the plant(s), employees must notify or obtain approval from the supervisor in charge of the respective jurisdiction of the workplace
Pre-operation protection plan for high risk (fire/elevated (location)/hypoxia/annual repair/excavation)
Various events in the plant (site), occupational accidents, fire, explosion, and other emergency notifications and evacuation
Before leaving the factory (site) every day, the construction site should be cleaned up and the safety checkpoints (water / electricity) and other work alert zones should be separated, and it should be confirmed that the personnel have left the factory safely
If there are safety and health risks on site, trainees must stop work and make improvements immediately
Workers who are diagnosed by a doctor or feel unwell should make inquiries
Contractor entry management procedures, health and environmental protection requirements, construction site safety awareness, construction site emergency response, and fire handling training

The key items of training courses for transportation suppliers in plants of each region are as follows:

Defensive driving road safety, road safety
Emergency response team (ERT) training
Fire handling training
Chemical system typical accident cases