Pegatron's manufacturing activities are mainly assembly processes; therefore, the potential risk for significant air pollution is relatively low. Nevertheless, we still monitor and minimize possible pollutants, such as lead and organic vapor emissions generated from our manufacturing and daily operation processes. For routine maintenance on equipment, which may produce air emissions, we follow government regulations to measure the concentration of organic solvent every six months and particulate lead-pollutants in the air once a year.

To date these concentrations have not exceeded local government emission standards. Meanwhile, Pegatron is also trying to substitute low-hazard water-based flux solvents for hazardous solvents such as IPA which will help to reduce the sources of our air emissions.

Pegatron measures the concentration of CO2 every six months to monitor indoor air quality as part of our programs to manage our employees’ health.