2024 Care for Occupational Accident Fairs in 1914 Creative Park
The 3rd "Care for Occupational Accident Fairs" in 2024 kicked off in Taipei, heart-shaped balloon symbolizes COAPRE's support and encouragement for occupational accident workers as they strive to overcome their challenges.
At the beginning of the fairs, government officials and guests launched the event by taking the stage to inflate the balloon, symbolizing their support and encouragement for occupational accident workers as they strive to overcome their challenges.
Union representatives took the stage to support occupational accident workers at the Care for Occupational Accident Fairs in Taipei.
The “Occupational Accident Prevention, Towards a Brighter Future” fair in Taipei attracted a large crowd.
The event attracted a large crowd, demonstrating widespread support and care for occupational accident workers.
The service desk fielded numerous questions from event participants.
Protection from occupational accidents - Safeguarding workers
Little drummers from the Merry House percussion troupe of Merry House Social Welfare Foundation - dedicated to supporting individuals with disabilities - performed passionately on the stage.
Occupational accident workers were invited to share their personal journeys and experiences with the audience at the fairs. Among them, Mr. Chen emphasized the importance of strengthening preventive measures before beginning work.
Department of Machinery and Equipment Technology's claw machine was a highly popular feature at the fairs.
Participants eagerly redeemed the points they earned from challenge activities organized for delicious food.
Introduced rehabilitation services-related information to the public using pinball machines.
Staff members from COAPRE's Department of Occupational Injury and Disease Service
After experiencing challenge activities, participants may receive points that are redeemable for a wide selection of foods and beverages.
The Department of Occupational Hygiene and Health Service invited participants to identify occupational health and health hazards in the pictures displayed.
OSHA Director-General Tzu-Lien Tzou joined occupational accident workers for a press interview following the event.
Colleagues from the Information Team were in charge of media communication and press liaison duties.