Safe production underpins stable corporate development. To improve on-site safety management and employees’ emergency response, self-rescue and mutual aid capabilities, the company regularly organises practical drills for fire protection, typhoon response and first aid, and recognises employees with outstanding performance during typhoon prevention work.

On 16 January, a fire drill was carried out at the press workshop and warehouse. When the alarm sounded, employees evacuated promptly and in order. Participants practiced fire equipment operation and mastered fire response procedures to implement workplace safety responsibilities.

As Typhoon Bawi approached on 10 July, the company launched typhoon defence operations. Led by the ESG Office, all departments completed pre-emptive hazard inspections, including equipment reinforcement, drainage maintenance and emergency stock checks. All identified risks were rectified and closed. 

During the typhoon, staff operated under a 24-hour rotating patrol system. Close coordination verified the effectiveness of emergency plans.

On 17 July, the company recognised outstanding employees involved in typhoon defence. Awardees conducted thorough hazard inspections and implemented protective measures, safeguarding personnel and company assets. The recognition sets benchmarks to encourage all staff to comply with safety requirements.

A company-wide first-aid drill took place on 18 July. Participants practised CPR and wound treatment to strengthen on-site rescue capacity and personnel safety protection.

Going forward, following the principle of “Safety First, Prevention Primary”, the company will continue regular emergency drills, hazard inspections and safety training. The emergency management system will be continuously improved, on-site safety controls tightened and safety accountability reinforced. Reliable safety management supports the enterprise’s sustainable and stable development.