The zero-accident campaign was introduced in 2001 to motivate enterprises to reduce occupational accidents in their workplaces to zero. As the first step, the campaign encouraged enterprises to establish an Occupational Safety, health and Environmental Management System (OSHEMS), based on the OSHEMS guidelines published by the Ministry of Labour in 1998. Enterprises that meet the standards set out under the guidelines are eligble for an award form the Ministry of Labour. As shown in table 9, award given is further differentiated based on the duration in which the enterprises had no work day lost due to occupational accidents.