CTCI REI Scores Hat Trick in Taiwan’s Public Construction Golden Safety Awards

CTCI Resources Engineering Inc. (CTCI REI), a CTCI company, has announced in November last year that it has been granted national accolade by winning three Public Construction Golden Safety Awards this year for its projects in Taiwan, given by Taiwan’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration, Ministry of Labor.

The three awards include one Excellence Award for “geological investigation, surveying, and design work for Taiwan Provincial Highway No.7D 14K+415 Xincheng Bridge replacement project” and two Honorable Mention Awards for “planning, detail design, and supervision service for air force’s Shi Zishan Cavern” and “Donghu∮1,000mm water pipeline shield tunnel turnkey project.”

As a government recognition, the Public Construction Golden Safety Awards is Taiwan’s most rigorous award in the evaluation of engineering companies’ health, safety, and environment (HSE) performances.

Taiwan Provincial Highway No. 7D project is hailed for its safety features, including larger bridge spans, wider road, and bigger turning radius for flood control and traffic safety. 

In Shi Zishan Cavern project, Building Information Modeling (BIM) is used to form hazard reduction strategies in a confined workspace. Engineering meticulously cared for the need for hazardous gas detection, as well as for noise protection during military jet take-offs and landings. 

The highly sophisticated Donghu water pipeline tunnel project is praised for its excellent detailed design, risk assessment, and obstacle research, the success of which can be seen in optimized linear pipelines and the bypass of underground obstacles. 

CTCI REI, a subsidiary of CTCI Group, is Taiwan’s leading engineering, procurement, and construction company in public infrastructure, civil, and transportation projects. The company upholds “safety first” and “total accountability” principles throughout every project, achieving proud HSE records. It will continue to commit to making HSE improvement and keeping safety cultures in order to deliver reliability to clients around the world.

CTCI REI President Fu-Cheng Chen (2nd left), the project owner, and members of Taiwan Provincial Highway No. 7D project team accepted the award from Minister Hsu, Ming-Chun (3rd right) of Ministry of Labor and Tzu-Lien Tsou (3rd left), Director of Occupational Safety and Health Administration, MOL.

CTCI REI Senior General Manager Tsung-Hsin Lee (2nd right), the project owner, and members of Shi Zishan Cavern project team accepted the award from Deputy Minister of Public Construction Commission Jeou-Rong Yan (center) and Tzu-Lien Tsou (1st left), Director of Occupational Safety and Health Administration, MOL.

CTCI REI Senior General Manager Ching-Ho Lai (1st left), the project owner, and members of Donghu water pipeline tunnel project team accepted the award from Deputy Minister of Public Construction Commission Jeou-Rong Yan (center) and Tzu-Lien Tsou (3rd left), Director of Occupational Safety and Health Administration, MOL.