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Kennedy Valve has implemented a comprehensive "best-in-class" Environmental, Health and Safety (EHS) Program that is integrated with operational management and supported by experienced and qualified EHS professionals and staff. The EHS Program in many cases exceeds standards required by regulatory authorities. The EHS Program includes, but is not limited to: An Ethics and Compliance Policy as well as a specific EHS Policy, EHS Directives, and detailed EHS procedures and Kennedy specific work instructions A state-of-the-art web-based EHS Management System, which includes state-of-the-art EHS software systems, OpsEnvironmental, Dakota Tracer, and Medgate, and provides a consistent and coordinated means for Kennedy Valve and all of McWane's facilities to identify, document, assess, measure, report, and continuously improve with respect to environmental protection and workplace health and safety Qualified and professional full-time EHS staff, including an Environmental Manager, an Environmental Technician, a Health and Safety Manager, a Foundry Safety Engineer, a Finishing Safety Engineer, a Safety Training Facilitator, a Workers Compensation Administrator, two Nurses, and a Safety Clerk Joint management-labor safety committees Extensive training and educational programs Significant capital and operational investment Strict internal and external control mechanisms A 24 hour "Access Line" for reporting suspected violations of law, regulation, or Company policy and other concerns, asking questions, or seeking advice, all on a confidential and anonymous basis OSHA 10 hour training for supervisors and aboveHands-on fire extinguisher training for key personnelFirst Aid and CPR/AED classesMildred Ramsey "Super Supervisor"