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  • AirTAC is committed to cultivating professional talent for the automation machinery industry. Through comprehensive training programs—including structured onboarding and on-the-job training, internal and external courses, and both foundational and managerial development—we provide diverse learning channels for employees. Training effectiveness is assessed through evaluation mechanisms, and the performance of trained employees is continuously monitored to verify whether their capabilities improve in their day-to-day work, thereby creating long-term and sustainable talent value. Senior management leads by example by actively engaging in learning, helping to foster a strong learning culture across the organization.

    In addition, AirTAC encourages employees to obtain professional certifications, continuing to pay salaries during examination and training periods and fully subsidizing certification-related expenses. In 2024, a total of 121 employees obtained or renewed professional certifications, including Occupational Safety and Health Business Supervisor, Class A Occupational Safety Management Technician, Designated Chemical Substances Operations Supervisor, High- and Low-Voltage Electrician License, Energy Manager, and Occupational Health Service Nursing Personnel, among others.

     

    Talent Training Framework

     

    Training Hours Statistics

     

    Average Number of Hours of Employees' Training (by gender)

    Year

    Female

    Male

    Total

    Total Hours /H

    Average Hours / h

    Total Hours / h

    Average Hours / h

    Total Hours / h

    Average Hours / h

    2022

    23,044

    8.91

    180,374

    18.37

    203,418

    16.40

    2023

    46,987

    19.50

    213,481

    32.01

    260,468

    28.69

    2024

    23,964

    10.41

    172,522

    26.91

    196,486

    22.55

    Note 1: Due to the nature of the electromechanical industry, female employees often hold administrative or assembly line positions that do not involve technical aspects. As a result, the training hours for female employees are comparatively lower than those for male employees.

    Note 2: This table does not include contract or dispatched personnel.

     

    Employee Training Programs in 2024

    Course Type

    Female

    Male

    Total

    Total Training Attendances

    Total Hours /h

    Total Training Attendances

    Total Hours / h

    Total Training Attendances

    Total Hours / h

    Internal Training Courses

    22,047

    14,933

    65,835

    85,835

    87,882

    100,767

    External Training Courses

    2,025

    9,031

    77,934

    86,687

    79,959

    95,718

    Total

    24,072

    23,964

    143,769

    172,522

    167,841

    196,485

    Note: This table does not include contract or dispatched personnel.

     

    2024 Average Number of Hours of Employees' Training (by job)

    Job Title

    Male

    Female

    Total

    Number of Employees

    Total Hours /h

    Average Hours /h

    Number of Employees

    Total Hours /h

    Average Hours /h

    Number of Employees

    Total Hours /h

    Average Hours /h

    Job Title

    262

    17,149

    65.45

    24

    853

    35.54

    286

    18,002

    62.94

    Non-supervisor

    6,149

    155,373

    25.27

    2,279

    23,111

    10.14

    8,428

    178,484

    21.18

    Total

    6,411

    172,522

    26.91

    2,303

    23,964

    10.41

    8,714

    196,486

    22.55

    Note: This table does not include contract or dispatched personnel.