In the face of occupational overwork or related incidents, Kenneth Engineering Consultants upholds professionalism and care as our core values. We assist enterprises in responding promptly, reducing risks, and building a sustainable culture of workplace health and well-being.

 According to the Occupational Safety and Health Act and the Regulations on Occupational Safety and Health Education and Training, companies are required to provide comprehensive safety and health education and training for their employees.

This content is designed to help HR and occupational safety managers understand regulatory requirements, ensure compliance, and establish a safe and healthy workplace environment.

When a chemical spill occurs, untrained personnel can easily worsen the situation — leading to increased injuries and casualties, plant shutdowns, and even significant environmental impacts.
To ensure companies can take immediate and effective control of the incident site, we have designed a Chemical Spill Emergency Response Training Program. This program helps personnel understand the concept of “incident zoning” and master “emergency response procedures,” thereby strengthening their on-site response capabilities.

ALOHA: Elevating Risk Assessment and Emergency Planning to a New Scientific Level

ALOHA is a powerful chemical gas dispersion modeling software that can accurately predict the range and severity of impact when toxic gases or flammable substances are accidentally released. It is not a passive reporting tool — it is an active risk assessment and emergency planning platform.

※ Typhoon Notice

In the event of a typhoon, the seminar schedule will follow the announcement of work and school suspension issued by the Directorate-General of Personnel Administration, Executive Yuan. No additional seminar dates will be arranged.

Optimizing Protection Under Limited Budgets: The Combined Use of F&EI and CNS 3376-10

In factory safety assessments, achieving the best protective outcome within a limited budget is a common challenge for many companies.
One of the most effective strategies is to first use the Fire and Explosion Index (F&EI) as a preliminary screening tool. This approach moves beyond traditional rule-of-thumb assessments. F&EI is a globally recognized quantitative risk assessment method that can quickly identify high-risk areas within a facility, allowing companies to prioritize resources for the most hazardous processes and equipment.

Once the F&EI score distribution is determined, we can then conduct a detailed zoning analysis using CNS 3376-10 for those high-risk areas. This includes calculating hypothetical gas volumes and evaluating gas retention times. Although this step is more complex, it only needs to be performed for a limited number of high-risk zones, significantly saving time and assessment costs.