2026 Central Occupational Accident Technical Service Department ｜ April On-Site Services
To strengthen local workplace safety and worker health support networks, the Central Occupational Accident Technical Service Department continues to integrate central and local resources through on-site consultation services and diversified outreach activities. By engaging directly with industrial parks and large-scale event venues, the Department provides real-time consultation, health promotion services, and information related to occupational accident prevention. Through face-to-face interaction and experiential outreach activities, the initiative enhances awareness among workers and employers regarding workplace safety and health issues, while also promoting the effective connection and utilization of related resources.
In collaboration with the Central Occupational Safety and Health Center of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, Ministry of Labor, the Department established an on-site service station at the Changbin Industrial Park Service Center, providing Heart Rate Variability (HRV) assessments to promote workers’ health awareness.
At the same venue, the Department also conducted outreach activities introducing the services and resources available through the Central Occupational Accident Technical Service Department, further enhancing public awareness and visibility of the Department’s services. The event reached 79 enterprises and 94 workers. (April 14, 2026)
In partnership with the Nantou County Industrial Association, the Central Occupational Accident Technical Service Department established an on-site service station at the Nangang Industrial Park Service Center to provide localized workplace health support, reaching 1 enterprise and 10 workers. (April 24, 2026)
The Central Occupational Accident Technical Service Department was invited by the Taichung City Government to participate in the “2026 Employee Sports Day and Fair for Taichung City Government Agencies,” where it conducted outreach activities promoting the Department’s services. Through the interactive activity “Identify Occupational Health Hazards from Images,” participants gained greater awareness of occupational accident prevention.
Another interactive activity, “Ring Ring Rhythm,” allowed participants to play melodies by following color prompts without requiring any musical background, using combined visual and auditory stimulation to cultivate concentration and improve reaction ability. The event also introduced the concept of work hardening programs, demonstrating how diversified training activities can be designed according to individual case needs and delivered through various interactive approaches to enhance public understanding of work reconditioning services. The event reached a total of 265 participants. (April 25, 2026)