To enhance the self-management capacity of toxic and concern chemical substances and reduce the risks of complex
disasters, the Environmental Protection Administration's Chemical Substance Management Department (CSMD) has initiated
a cross-agency joint counseling and supervision mechanism to strengthen hazard prevention and disaster reduction
measures in factories.
The counseling activities were carried out at CGPC's Main Plant, with a joint inspection team consisting of the
Central Occupational Safety and Health Center, the Environmental Incident Technical Expert Group, the Miaoli County
Environmental Protection Bureau, the Fire Department, the Industrial Park Service Center of the Ministry of Economic
Affairs, the experts and Industry specialists. The team conducted on-site inspections and counseling. The inspection
focused on key areas such as occupational safety, environmental protection, and fire management. After comprehensive
evaluation, it was confirmed that CGPC’s operations and management procedures comply with relevant regulations, and
continuous improvement suggestions were proposed to further strengthen overall management effectiveness.
This initiative not only enhances CGPC’s chemical management capabilities but also strengthens risk control, advancing
toward the company’s sustainable goal of “zero pollution, zero incidents.”