8 AAR Doing it right in the workplace Quality first. Safety always. Safety is always the number one concern in our work for AAR. We count on each other to work safely so that we can avoid injury and provide the best possible solutions and services for our customers. We must ensure our workplace meets AAR’s rigorous safety standards and is free from hazardous or unsafe practices. How we own it • Follow all procedures when working with machinery or equipment. • Never tolerate horseplay, threats or acts of violence. If you observe suspicious activity, or if there is an immediate threat, contact your local security department or the local authorities. • Do not work under the influence of illegal drugs or alcohol. If you use medically prescribed over-the-counter drugs that may adversely impact your ability to perform work in a safe manner, inform your manager prior to starting work. • Do not use, possess, distribute, store, sell or purchase illegal drugs or controlled substances while you are on AAR property or representing AAR in any way. • Talk to your manager if you have concerns about someone working under the influence of alcohol or another substance. • Handle hazardous chemicals correctly and dispose of them properly. See the Health and Safety Program, Violence in the Workplace, Firearms and Weapons, Insider Threat and Drug and Alcohol policies for more information. Andrea, who works at an AAR repair facility, had some dental work done yesterday, and her dentist prescribed medication for her pain. The pills make Andrea a little bit dizzy, and she is having trouble focusing on her work. Her team has a big deadline coming up, and she is worried that her manager will be upset with her if she asks to go home. She decides to keep working like usual. Is she Doing It Right? No, she isn’t. By continuing to work while she is under the influence of this medication, Andrea is risking her safety, the safety of everyone around her and the quality of AAR’s services and solutions. She should raise this safety concern to her manager. Working safely is more important than any deadline.
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