Occupational Safety and Health Act Article 23

(Ⅰ)Employers shall establish the safety and health organization and personnel based on the scale and characteristics of their business entities, and shall also prepare the occupational safety and health management plan to implement safety and health management and self-inspections.(Ⅱ)Where the scale of business entities in the preceding paragraph reaches or exceeds a certain level, or have workplaces as stipulated in Paragraph 1, Article 15 herein, the business entities shall establish an occupational safety and health management system.(Ⅲ)The Central Competent Authority may conduct on-site visits and inspections of the occupational safety and health management system stipulated in the preceding paragraph, and may publicly commend those with sound management performances once they are recognized.(Ⅳ)The safety and health management referred to in Paragraphs 1 and 2 shall be managed by the employer, interim employer, or responsible people in workplaces comprehensively, and executed by the relevant personnel directed and supervised by various supervisors of the business entities based on their job duties.(Ⅴ)Regulations regarding the scale and characteristics of business entities, safety and health organizations, personnel, job duties, management, self-inspections, and the establishment of occupational safety and health management systems in the preceding four paragraphs and other related matters to be complied with shall be stipulated by the Central Competent Authority.