To advance occupational accident prevention, workplace health promotion, and occupational safety and health management, the Central Occupational Accident Technical Service Department (hereinafter referred to as “the Department”) continues to integrate central and local resources through administrative networks, proactive outreach, professional support, and resource referrals, delivering timely and diverse services directly to enterprises and workers.

In June 2026, the Department conducted a total of 15 on-site service and outreach activities across five cities and counties in central Taiwan: Miaoli, Taichung, Changhua, Nantou, and Yunlin. Working in partnership with local governments and the Central Occupational Safety and Health Center of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, Ministry of Labor, the Department established service stations at industrial parks and major event venues. Services included personalized consultations, health promotion, occupational accident prevention outreach, as well as information and referrals for services and resources available through COAPRE and the Department.

During the month, the Department introduced COAPRE's services to nearly 400 enterprises and almost 500 workers and enterprise representatives. It also provided one-on-one consultations and assistance on occupational safety and health resources to more than 10 enterprises. In addition, more than 50 workers received individual on-site health consultations, including professional advice and resources related to workplace health. Through in-person interaction and experiential outreach, the Department continues to raise awareness among workers and enterprises of workplace safety and health issues. By promoting COAPRE's services and encouraging participants to join COAPRE's official LINE account, the Department is also establishing an ongoing mechanism for sharing occupational safety and health information and connecting users with relevant resources, further strengthening local occupational safety and health networks and fostering a stronger culture of workplace health and safety.