What it means

>	Comply with all relevant EHS laws and regulations, and 10B EHS policy.
>	Use 10B’s New Product Introduction Framework to ensure new product designs are safe and environmentally responsible.
>	Incorporate appropriate safety and health considerations into your daily job duties and business decisions.
>	Operate and maintain equipment, facilities and processes in a safe manner.
>	Participate in training and education programs to manage health and safety risks, both on and off the job.
>	Communicate with management and coworkers about working conditions perceived to be unsafe or hazardous and, as appropriate, shut down any operation that is operating in an unsafe condition.
>	Respond to environmental, health or safety concerns raised by fellow employees, customers or neighbors associated with our operations or products.
>	Prevent pollution at the source wherever and whenever possible.
>	Develop products that will have minimum effect on the environment.
>	Conserve natural resources through the use of reclamation and other appropriate methods.
>	Work to improve energy efficiency in existing operations and in new equipment and facilities.

What to avoid

>	Failure to comply with environmental, health or safety regulations and 10B policies.
>	Unreported environmental hazards or accidents.
>	Missed opportunities for preventing pollution and reducing waste.
>	Missed opportunities to improve energy efficiency.
>	Unsafe activities and workplace conditions.
>	Suppliers, outsource manufacturers and service providers who do not share 10B’s environmental, health and safety values.