| 英文摘要 |
In response to the global trend toward energy conservation and carbon reduction, the utilization of green energy has become a focus for many countries. Among green energy technologies, solar photovoltaic (PV) systems are rapidly growing. However, with the expansion of solar PV systems, occupational hazard incidents have also increased annually. This paper addresses how to improve operational safety forfloating solar PV systems. Solar PV systems come in various types, including rooftop, ground-mounted,floating, and building-integrated systems, each with distinct hazards. Althoughfloating solar PV systems are less common and thus less frequently discussed, their use is growing due to the saturation of rooftop and ground-mounted systems in Taiwan, where land is limited. This paper focuses on the emergingfloating solar PV systems in Taiwan, analyzing and exploring operational safety through data collection and analysis, examination of occupational hazard cases, site visits, and expert discussions. The study provides safety measures for each phase of the solar PV system lifecycle—design, installation, operation and maintenance, and decommissioning—based on the specific characteristics of each phase, with the aim of enhancing occupational safety prevention efforts and reducing related occupational hazards. |