About ProPowertek

--- ESH Policy ---

ProPowertek is committed to providing the mass production service, including wafer back-end process, packaging and testing.

To care for our employees and environment, we provide great working places, focus on the physical and mental development of employees, and practice energy conservation in daily operation.

To reduce the safety and health impacts caused by operations, facilities and activities, ProPowertek is committed to:  

Abide to the Law Compliance                                                              

Comply with ESH applicable laws and regulations of the country and other requirements.

Execute ESH Risk Control  

Continuously promote risk management, provide appropriate protective facilities or operational controls, and reduce safety and health risks and environmental impacts.

Improve Continuously                                                                            

Through the prevention of hazards and environmental impacts, continuous improvement, setting goals and plans, and assessing, reviewing and enhancing our performance in safety, health and environmental protection.

Enhance ESH Awareness                                                    

Strengthen the ESH responsibilities of all employees and continue to promote environmental, safety and health related awareness and skills.

--- Conflict Minerals Policy ---

ProPowertek is committed to using conflict-free minerals originated from militant-controlled mines. We also expect our suppliers to supply conflict-free materials to ProPowertek and is committed to fulfilling our responsibilities set out below.

1. ProPowertek will fulfill its social and environmental responsibilities.

2. ProPowertek will not use conflict minerals originated from militant-controlled mines in the Democratic Republic of the Congo or adjoining countries, ex: Rwanda, Uganda, Burundi, Tanzania, Kenya.

3. ProPowertek and its suppliers should complete the “ Non-Use of Conflict Minerals Declaration” and the “Relevant Questionnaire of the RMI Responsible Minerals Initiative”.