Transportation Safety Management Rules for Suppliers

To ensure the safety of supply chain transportation, Chunghwa Precision Test Tech. Co., Ltd. (“CHPT”) has established these rules and requires suppliers to comply with all applicable transportation laws and regulations in the countries and regions where they operate, with the aim of jointly establishing a safe transportation management system.

These transportation requirements are established with reference to the Road Traffic Safety Rules of the Ministry of Transportation and Communications, Republic of China (Taiwan).

These Rules cover:

1. Pre-Transportation Requirements
2. Transportation Requirements
3. On-Site Entry and Operation Requirements

All CHPT suppliers shall comply with these requirements.

1. Pre-Transportation Requirements

1.1 Vehicles carrying hazardous materials shall comply with Article 84 of the Road Traffic Safety Rules.

1.2 Drivers are prohibited from consuming alcoholic beverages before operating a vehicle or engaging in any other conduct that may impair driving safety.

1.3 Vehicle inspections shall include, but are not limited to, checks of tire pressure and tread condition, fuel level, spare tires, turn signals, windshield wipers, coolant, engine oil, fans, and belts. Goods shall be transported using heavy-duty diesel trucks that comply with Phase IV or Phase V emission standards.

1.4 During periods when epidemic prevention measures are in effect, all personnel entering CHPT premises shall comply with the Company’s applicable safety and health requirements.

Suppliers shall cooperate with and comply with all relevant epidemic prevention measures. Those who are unable to comply will not be permitted to enter the premises.

2. Transportation Requirements

2.1 Suppliers shall conduct an assessment of transportation routes.

Routes with fewer turns should be given priority. When encountering curves or turns during transportation, drivers shall comply with applicable road speed limits and reduce speed accordingly.

As a secondary consideration, suppliers should select shorter transportation routes where practical in order to reduce exhaust emissions generated during transportation and minimize environmental impacts.

2.2 In the event of an emergency after entering CHPT premises, please contact: Tel.: +886-3-469-1234 ext. 1999

3. On-Site Entry and Operation Requirements

3.1 Supplier delivery personnel shall complete the visitor registration and temporary access pass procedures at the designated counter before entering the premises.

3.2 Contractor personnel entering the premises to perform construction or other work shall apply for the required permits in accordance with CHPT’s Contractor Management Regulations.

3.3 Vehicles shall follow the directional markings on the premises and comply with the on-site speed limit of 15 km/h.

3.4 Suppliers or contractors performing loading or unloading activities shall proceed to the designated loading dock area.

After the vehicle has stopped, wheel chocks shall be placed securely. Vehicles shall not enter, stop, or park in any unauthorized area.

The designated vehicle routes within the premises are shown below:

3.5 Upon completion of loading, unloading, or pickup activities, vehicles shall follow the directional markings on the premises and proceed to the designated exit.

3.6 Before leaving the premises, vehicles shall stop as instructed by security personnel and undergo an inspection of the cargo compartment, truck bed, or other applicable storage areas.

Vehicles may leave the premises only after it has been confirmed that no CHPT property or other unauthorized items are being removed.

3.7 For transportation service providers collecting goods from CHPT, the relevant CHPT contact person shall submit an application for removal of items from the premises before the goods may be taken off-site.