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The Center for Occupational Accident Prevention and Rehabilitation has an organizational structure with the board of directors at the top, under which CEO, and Deputy CEO manage the following six business department: Occupational Accident Preventive Technology Department, Machinery and Equipment Technology Department,Occupational Hygiene and Health Service Department,Occupational Injury and Disease Service Department,Occupational Rehabilitation Department, and the Administrative affairs Department. There is also a chief information officer to provide network technical support and assistance. The distribution of qualifications of the Center's staff: 6% with doctoral degrees, 34% with master's degrees, and 48% of the team members have occupational safety and health related professional licenses.

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Introduction to each Department

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Main business activities
  1. Performance Evaluation of Occupational Safety and Health Management
  2. Promotion, counseling and education and training in occupational accident prevention for high-risk business entities.
  3. Counseling and accident prevention for small and medium-sized construction projects.
  4. Consultation and assistance on governmental occupational safety, health and hygiene policies.
  5. Research and development, promotion and counseling on occupational safety and health technologies.
  6. Promotion of education and training in occupational safety and health technologies and talent development.
  7. Promotion of national occupational safety and health culture and counseling on disaster prevention.
Recent achievements
Time of this update：2025.09.30
Time of next update：2025.12.31
1. Plan to Promote and Strengthen the Occupational Safety and Health Culture Among Citizens and Students:
  • The evaluation for the 2025 National Occupational Safety and Health Award is now complete. The second review meeting has confirmed the final list of winning enterprises and Individual Contribution Award recipients.
  • The award presentation ceremony is slated for October 20 at Howard Hall, B2F, Howard Plaza Hotel Taipei.
2. Planned to conduct 45 sessions of accident prevention awareness activities for special groups and middle-aged/elderly workers, and 49 sessions have been conducted so far.

3.Planned to conduct 3,000 sessions for the micro and temporary occupational safety and health guidance plan aimed at the private construction industry, and 2,511 sessions have been conducted as of September.

4.Occupational safety and health guidance plan for small and medium-sized manufacturing enterprises. Launched in May, the program aims to conduct 1,000 guidance sessions, and 705 sessions have been conducted so far.

5.Occupational safety and health personnel awareness enhancement program. The program aims to conduct 20 sessions in total, and 19 sessions have been conducted so far.

6.TOSHMS Promotion Activity Plan:
  • Expected to release teaching materials for the analysis of Occupational Safety and Health Management System clauses and a summary package by the end of the year.
  • Planned and conducted 10 promotional events for the Occupational Safety and Health Management System.
7.Implementation plan for electrical equipment inspections in factories:
  • Planned to conduct 70 electrical equipment safety inspection and guidance sessions, and 29 have been conducted as of September.
  • Planning to hold 3 sessions of electrical inspection education and training.
  • Planned to conduct three electrical inspection educational training sessions starting in October.
Past achievements
Time of this update：2025.06.30
Time of next update：2025.09.30

1. Program to Advance OHS Culture and Education for the Public and Student Communities:

  • The 2025 National Occupational Safety and Health Award Selection and Commendation Activities will begin the evaluation process for all awards in July, with the awards ceremony slated for October.
  • The National Workplace Safety and Health Week officially kicked off with an opening ceremony on April 21 at Howard Hall, B2F, Howard Plaza Hotel Taipei, followed by a series of related activities.
2. Accident Prevention Promotion Plan and Awareness Activities for Special Groups and Middle-aged/Elderly Workers. We plan to conduct 20 sessions each for these two groups, with five sessions already completed.

3.Micro and Temporary Occupational Safety and Health Guidance Plan for the Private Construction Industry. A total of 3,000 sessions are planned under this initiative, with 253 sessions already completed as of mid-June.

4.Occupational Safety and Health Guidance Plan for Small and Medium-Sized Manufacturing Enterprises. Launched in May, the program aims to conduct 1,000 guidance sessions, with 103 sessions already completed.

5.OHS Personnel Awareness Enhancement Program, planning 20 sessions in total, with eight sessions completed to date.

6.TOSHMS Promotion Activity Plan:
  • Expected to release teaching materials for the analysis of Occupational Safety and Health Management System clauses and a summary package by the end of the year.
  • Organized 10 promotional events for the Occupational Safety and Health Management System, and three have already been completed.
7.Implementation Plan for Electrical Equipment Inspections in Factories:
  • Plan to conduct 70 electrical equipment safety inspection and guidance sessions starting in July.
  • Planning to hold 3 sessions of electrical inspection education and training.
  • Plan to conduct three electrical inspection educational training sessions starting in October.