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Unimicron Technology Corp.’s Shanying Plant has received a certificate of appreciation in line with its joining the Ministry of Economic Affairs’ (MOEA) “Working Environment Improvement Project for Industries” this year.
The Shanying plant actively participated in the “Working Environment Improvement Project for Industries – Human-induced Hazard Prevention Technical Guidance” held by the MOEA. The plant received the award from Industrial Safety and Health Association (ISHA) Secretary-General C.C. Chan during the “2020 Industrial Safety and Health Technology Counseling Results Presentation” on December 2.
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