HSE Policy

The COMC is committed to achieving zero harm for all employees across its operations and activities. To ensure this, the Center has established a Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE) Policy. All employees adhere to the principles of “Disaster Prevention and Risk Control”, continuously improving HSE performance to achieve the goal of sustainable development. We are committed to:

• Complying with all government HSE-related laws, regulations, and other applicable requirements, including the Occupational Safety and Health Facility Regulations issued by the Ministry of Labor, and the Offshore Wind Farm Operation Safety Guidelines.
• Providing a safe and healthy working environment to prevent work-related injuries and health hazards.
• Conducting hazard and risk assessments, establishing protective measures, and minimizing potential hazards during operations.
• Promoting employee awareness and responsibility for HSE, strengthening self-management capabilities, and fostering a culture of participation to enhance HSE culture.。
• Effectively managing environmental pollution, safety, and health risks and opportunities, while continuously implementing preventive and improvement measures for environmental protection, safety, and occupational health.
• Continuously improving HSE management performance through regular audits and management reviews.

The primary operational hazards faced by the Center include falls, slips, rolling or falling objects, and structural collapses. To ensure the safety of all personnel, COMC adopts engineering controls, administrative controls, and personal protective equipment (PPE). The COMC’s Operational Hazard and Risk Assessment is summarized in the following table.