The key to avoiding industrial accidents is prevention. Staff members of the Labour Affairs Bureau often conduct occupational safety and health inspections and go to different workplaces to build lines of defence through supervision and promotion of activities on occupational safety and health to protect the lives and health of workers.

The law on occupational safety and health and a by-law regarding occupational safety and health will come into effect on 1 November this year, which will facilitate staff members of the Labour Affairs Bureau to perform their duties and further ensure the occupational safety and health of construction industry workers on the legislative front.

There are many risks associated with construction projects, and staff members of the Labour Affairs Bureau pay special attention to the level of occupational safety and health standards at construction sites.

Labour Affairs Bureau inspectors who frequently perform duties at construction sites are also exposed to certain risks. They must be committed to workplace safety measures and lead by example.

Staff members of the Labour Affairs Bureau not only monitor constructions workers with their “eyes”, but also preach safety guidelines and the importance of improving occupational safety and health measures.

Staff members of the Labour Affairs Bureau work with the construction industry, striving to strengthen occupational safety and health to avoid accidents.

The Labour Affairs Bureau has set up an "Occupational Safety and Health Virtual Training Room" that provides interactive experience with VR technology and multimedia elements, through which participants can check and inspect scenes and scenarios, solve occupational safety and health tasks in a simple and easy-to-understand game, and learn more about industry-related occupational safety and health knowledge.

The Labour Affairs Bureau has set up an "Occupational Safety and Health Virtual Training Room" that provides interactive experience with VR technology and multimedia elements, through which participants can check and inspect scenes and scenarios, solve occupational safety and health tasks in a simple and easy-to-understand game, and learn more about industry-related occupational safety and health knowledge.

To prevent accidents while working at heights, the Labour Affairs Bureau has launched a targeted subsidy program for personal protective equipment that meets safety standards, and will also allow people working at heights to receive free training on the correct use of safety belts.

To prevent accidents while working at heights, the Labour Affairs Bureau has launched a targeted subsidy program for personal protective equipment that meets safety standards, and will also allow people working at heights to receive free training on the correct use of safety belts.