Abstract In order to efficiently diminish occupational injuries with indigenous worker, this study not only aims at establishing a surveillance system to monitor the situation of their injuries, but also links up other related databases. Linking up other databases allows us to have an overview on the current situation and characteristics of the injuries. This will make it easier for us to provide guidance in the future, This study has found that there is a higher labor force participation rate of indigenous workers than other workers, Workers above the age of 40 belong to those whose occupational injury is the highest. Most injuries happen in the industries of construction, trade. The injury rate per thousand is the highest in Taichung County and Changhua County. Hualien County’s number of injured workers is also considerably high, but the highest number of injured workers is in Taipei County and Taoyuan County. Most injuries happen in June and August, especially on Wednesdays and Thursdays ,between morning 11 to 12 and afternoon 16 to 17. Indigenous worker receive less training regarding labor safety. Most injuries are caused because the worker didn’t have enough protection. Their working environment doesn’t often provide protection equitpment, and most of their management doesn’t provide training programs on labor safety or hasn’t imposed any safety rules. Unions with a higher rate of occupational injuries or a higher percentage of indigenous workers are advised to introduce a routine of training and campaigns to address the issue of work safety. To cities and counties facing an increased number of occupational injuries, particularly in the indigenous population, it is important for the authorities to assess their contract constructors’ labor insurance policy and employee training. To make information more accessible and acceptable for the indigenous groups, educational material can be presented in accordance with their unique culture or in their own mother tongues. The end is to promote workers’ awareness on the prevention of occupational injuries. Campaigning personnel should receive proper training on the subject. And, the inclusion of indigenous campaigners can in theory help the communication with the target audience. Moreover, all campaign activities should see cross-sectoral collaboration, which effectively integrates available resources from the public and private sector alike. The intensity of campaigning should be adjusted accordingly totackle the high season of work-related injuries. All these are to protect the most vulnerable and promote their participation in necessary training programs.