Talent Sustainability
OSE upholds a people-oriented safety culture. Through the ISO 45001 management system standards and regular third-party audits, employees are strictly required to comply and implement these standards. Continuous education and training are provided, focusing on observing people, the environment, and behaviors. Ongoing improvements are promoted to ensure that every employee contributes to establishing a safe and friendly workplace, allowing OSE to continue progressing towards sustainable development.
Creating a Safe Workplace
OSE is committed to providing a safe, healthy, and hazard-free workplace. Through the implementation of ISO 45001 and TOSHMS, and the application of the PDCA
management cycle, OSE continuously strengthens occupational safety and health management and fosters a prevention-oriented safety culture.
✓ 100% coverage of all employees at Taiwan operations under ISO 45001 and TOSHMS certifications.
✓ Annual internal and third-party audits conducted to ensure system effectiveness and compliance.
2025 Occupational Injury Response and Improvement Actions
In response to occupational injury incidents that occurred in 2025, OSE implemented the following corrective and preventive measures to trengthen risk control and promote a proactive safety culture.
Hazard identification, risk assessment, and incident investigation
OSE conducts hazard identification and risk assessment procedures for the operating environment, equipment, machinery, services, etc. every year, determines the risk level based on hazard severity, occurrence frequency and accident probability, establishes relevant management plans, and conducts immediate inspections for high-risk operating environments. Risk management and control measures are implemented to reduce all risks.
OSE identifies high-risk working environments, such as environments with ionizing radiation, noise, hazardous chemicals and dust. OSE conduct environmental monitoring for this environment and provide training, personal protective equipment, and regular special health check-ups for personnel working in this environment to track and ensure their occupational health.
A total of 76 hazard identification assessments were completed in 2025, with risk control measures continuously implemented to strengthen workplace safety management.
Strengthen Workplace Safety Management and Prevention Measures
Healthy Workplace
