Taiwan MOL Tightens Dust Monitoring Intervals with Fines up to 3 Million
Taiwan's MOL revised rules to shorten dust monitoring intervals in high-exposure workplaces. 2027 standards fine violations up to 3 million, while officials review CT scans and offer up to 3.5 million in equipment subsidies.
Addressing dust hazards from engineered stone fabrication, Taiwan's Ministry of Labor amended workplace rules to shorten monitoring intervals in high-exposure areas. New dust standards taking effect January 1, 2027, add aluminum compounds and carry fines up to 3 million for excess exposure. Officials are evaluating CT scans for health checkups and offering up to 3.5 million to subsidize equipment upgrades.
Key takeaways
- MOL shortened dust monitoring intervals, with 2027 standards imposing fines up to 3 million for violations.
- Officials are assessing CT scans for health checks and offering up to 3.5 million to subsidize dust control.
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