Facilities highlights In recent years, we have focused on using energy more efficiently and are working to convert to LED lighting at our facilities. We also continue to identify and evaluate opportunities to create a cleaner, safer workplace, and to adopt sustainable practices to reduce our environmental impact. Recent actions include: ELECTRICITY WATER WASTE AIR Amsterdam Cadillac, Michigan Garden City, New York Rockford, Illinois Decreased electricity usage by 40,000 kilowatt Installed a chiller at one of its facilities that Installed new plastic media blast cabinet with Installed five ION generators in two HVAC hours in 2017 and 2018. recirculates chilled water to cool presses as an advanced filter recovery system that allows units to provide ionized air to the main and Installed automatic switch-off of lighting in opposed to using city water from a well field 99% recycling of media and minimizes waste. support office area, and to airplanes when several areas. that was released to the sewer, resulting in under maintenance. savings on water and sewer usage. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Cadillac, Michigan Continued focus on reduction of classified waste. Installed LED lighting in several areas. Miami, Florida Dispose of waste oils and off-spec fuels Garden City, New York Airplanes are washed with recycled water. from the aircraft with waste disposal services Installed LED lighting throughout the facility in Wastewater from our aircraft wash is treated that recycle. the past five years. to reduce metals before discharge to the sanitary sewer. Trois-Rivières Quebec Miami, Florida Recycle battery and fluorescent tubes via a Installed LED lighting in several areas. governmental program and disposes of used and Oklahoma City, Oklahoma expired hazardous products (Alodine, alumiprep, Installed LED lighting in several areas. paint, oil…) through a recycling supplier. Wood Dale, Illinois Windsor, Ontario In process of upgrading to LED lighting Partnered with Safety Kleen to remove waste in our 100,000 square foot office space, chemicals safely. where possible. 18
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