2015 Occupational Safety and Health Unit Award Presentation Ceremony The Xinshe Barracks Area Renovation Project (Earthwork, Mechanical and Electrical) was awarded Excellent Work in Group B of the Engineering Category in the Ninth Intake of Occupational Safety and Health Unit Award.

On a weekend at the end of summer and in the beginning of fall, the Company organized a two-day trip to the southern part of Taiwan on September 5 and 6 and September 12 and 13. After the barbecue gathering in August, to help employees relax in the midst of hard work, the trip has been a tradition where employees that seldom go outdoors for recreation and leisure can get away from their busy work for a short break and have fun with their families! During the two days, everyone was happy and smiley on the trip, which not only shortened the distance among colleagues and boosted a sense of understanding among team members, but also sufficiently energized employees so that they were ready to take on new challenges.

☆Groundbreaking Ceremony of the Ren Shin Nursing Home Project on August 11, 2015☆ Founded in 1913, the most historical sole proprietorship private hospital - Kuang Tien General Hospital in Taiwan, in light of the deprivation of medical resources along the coastline and in order to build a complete health care system, had the groundbreaking ceremony for the construction of its Ren Shin nursing home at the site along Jingguo Road in Dajia on August 11. Superintendent Nai-Hung Wang of Kuang Tien General Hospital, Chairman Mei-Yu Liu of the Nursing Home, Legislator Qi-Cang Cai, Taichung City Councilors Min-Ji Wu, Jung-Hung Li, and Yong-Chang Yang, Superintendent Naihui Wang of the Dajia Campus of Kuang Tien General Hospital, Superintendent Bin-Xian Li of Kuang Tien General Hospital in Tongixao, Superintendent Mao-Xiong Wang of Yuanji Clinic in Dajia, Chief Strategy Officer Shi-Ting Wang of Kuang Tien General Hospital, Architect Yi-Jing Wang at Dajiangzuo Architecture Firm, and Chairman Chao-Guo Chen of the Company jointly shoveled to break ground. It is expected that after completion, there will be an addition of approximately 300 beds available for chronic disease care and long-term care in honor of the founding purpose of “unhidden love to expand the field of blessings” to serve people in central Taiwan; local people will be entitled to complete, persistent, and encompassing health care.

2015 Spring Gathering and Joint Luncheon to Give Away Scholarships to the Children of Employees

Excellent Work in the Building Project Category
New Project of the Duty Dormitory for the Second Corps, National Airborne Service Corps, Ministry of the Interior
I. Project Overview
The base of the Second Corps, National Airborne Service Corps, Ministry of the Interior at Shuinan Airport had to be relocated to Taichung International Airport because of the shutdown of Shuinan Airport in March 2004. The original land was expropriated and developed to be the Shuinan Economic and Trade Park by the Taichung City Government. This project will provide an exclusive base and a comfortable lodging environment for the Second Corps. There will be new office spaces and convenient logistic routes form the novel exclusive maintenance and repair site for disaster rescue equipment (UH-60M).
II. Innovation, Challenges, and Thoroughness of the Project 1. Innovation a. Perforated plate curved wings + red horizontal grille for the duty building.
b. Duty building, standby building, and hangar building connected to one another through a high-range overhead bridge.
c. Three-point suspension crane with a 40 m large span weighing 10 tons for the hangar building.
d. Anti-typhoon rigid sliding door with a width of 65.4 m for the hangar building.
e. First non-military helicopter washing equipment.
f. Hangar-exclusive high expansion foam firefighting equipment.
2. Challenges a. Security program restrictions for airport construction.
b. Soil and water conservation and interfacing with adjacent land.
c. Large-span steel member construction sequence reflection.
d. Two-step construction for the RC structure of the hangar building.
e. Three emergency backup power sources for the sliding door of the hangar building.
3. Thoroughness
a. One apron with three parking points and one aircraft washing space with five parking points in total for various models of aircrafts of the National Airborne Service Corps.
b. GPS auxiliary facilities, including the lights, markings, signs, grounding piles, aircraft-locking piles, wireless control signaling system, and wireless communication system, among others.
c. Safety design with resilient moment resisting frames + steel portal framing system for the large-span hangar. The long span is up to 72 m and the short one is up to 40 m; it is an SRC wind-resistant column and boxed beam combined steel structure. The weight capacity of the apron floor slab is up to 2,000kg/m2.
III. Outstanding Engineering Accomplishments and Significant Efficacy 1. Outstanding Accomplishments a. Fulfillment of the end user’s need to enter the base ahead of schedule.
b. No disaster-incurred losses at the construction site.
c. Zero industrial accidents.
d. Reinforced use and maintenance.
e. Engineering awards.
2. Significant Efficacy a. Perfect living facilities for enhanced overall protection and staff performance while on duty.
b. Effectively enhanced safety at the helicopter port and smooth duty traffic flows.
c. Completion of apron facilities and retaining wall construction interfaces at the International Airport.
d. Completion of construction ahead of schedule to accommodate fulfillment of the adaption and installation goals of black eagle helicopters.
 

Kong Chou Senguan Residence Project 1. Fifteen Floors Above Ground, 2 Basements, 4 Stores, and 39 Residential Homes 2. Area: 52 pings, 55 pings, 65 pings (3 to 4 bedrooms), and 120 pings (two units combined)

Kong Chou Senqing Residence Project 1. Twenty-three Townhouses (including 15 that are connected and 8 stand-alone elevator villas) 2. Structure: 4-floor Reinforced Concrete Structure