Turner Industries Corporate Responsibility Report 2022

Corporate Responsibility Report

EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP

This report illustrates some of the best examples of our corporate and social responsibility in 2022 in the areas of: Safety, Workforce Development, Sustainability, and Community Investment.

We hope you will reach out to us with any comments, questions or requests for further information.

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Stephen M. Toups CEO

Rick Scardina Chief Administrative Officer

Roland M. Toups Executive Chairman

Amy Kling Chief Information Officer

David J. Franks Chief Operating Officer

James P. Sylvester Chief Financial Officer

In 2022, we saw the world change at an enormous pace. As the COVID-19 pandemic started to subside, our industry and the global economy began to gain momentum. Even with so much happening around us, Turner Industries showed its strength and stability as a company, maintaining the foundation that the late Bert Turner put in place more than 60 years ago.

This report illustrates the many examples of our corporate and social responsibility efforts from last year. Turner employees continue to demonstrate a level of excellence in everything they do, and that level of excellence can be seen throughout this report.

• Saf ety — First and foremost, 2022 was Turner Industries’ safest year on record. Our employees deserve all the credit for this accomplishment, having worked more than 40 million hours. We will continue to design safety programs and initiatives that ensure our employees make it home safely at the end of each day. This isn’t just a priority for us—it’s the foundation of the company’s success.

• Workforce Development — Attracting and retaining a quality workforce requires our workforce development efforts to be ongoing and far reaching. Our workforce development team travels across the country to help build the next generation of industry leaders. Internally, we’re implementing workforce development programs that allow our employees to improve their skills and advance their careers, while also providing safe and efficient solutions to our clients.

• Sustainability — As clients continue to meet the growing energy demands of today’s world, they’re also working toward lowering their carbon footprint and implementing sustainability initiatives. In addition to supporting our clients’ sustainability efforts, Turner is carrying out smart solutions of our own. These solutions will benefit our clients and the communities we work in, and create a more sustainable future.

• Community Investment — We want to be a responsible member of the communities where our employees live and work and where our clients operate. Being a good neighbor and citizen means committing time and resources to help those in need, volunteering with nonprofit and other local organizations, and providing stable, well-paying jobs to the people in our communities.

Thanks to Turner’s amazing employees for all their hard work in 2022. I can’t wait to see all that we accomplish in 2023.

Stephen M. Toups, CEO

A young engineer named Bert Turner buys Nichols Construction Company out of bankruptcy. The company specializes in industrial construction, heavy equipment, hauling, rigging and equipment rental. It doesn’t take Turner long to realize that the industrial construction industry is a series of peaks and valleys. So, he begins to take steps to ensure a steady stream of revenue, embarking on industrial contract maintenance and other services which fulfill the needs of his clients. In 1968, he hires Roland Toups, who currently serves as executive chairman.

70 ’s 90 ’s 10 ’s

Mr. Turner begins to acquire companies and add additional services like scaffolding, as well as continually expanding the equipment fleet and buying bigger cranes. These moves provide the company with opportunities to manage and control most of the elements that make up construction, maintenance, and turnaround work.

The Turner group enters the fabrication business, forming International Piping Systems, and introduces a pipe bending process that revolutionizes the pipe fabrication business in the United States. The company participates in many of the large industrial construction projects being built in the Gulf South at the time.

Industrial specialty services, such as NDE and inspection services, specialized welding, and environmental remediation are added to fill client needs as they arise. Proprietary programs are developed internally to better track and manage work.

The early companies are consolidated into one entity—Turner Industries Group—with four main business lines: Construction; Maintenance and Turnarounds; Pipe and Module Fabrication; and Equipment and Specialty Services. Five fabrication facilities located across the Gulf South make Turner one of the leading pipe fabricators in the United States.

A focus at Turner this decade is digitizing the wealth of data generated by our employees and at our clients’ jobsites to make data-driven decisions that reduce costs, save time and improve safety metrics. Our everevolving DECIDE WITH DATA® software and services portfolio offers a digital “toolbox” that can solve critical client productivity, reliability, and safety issues. The company begins building ‘one-stop’ hiring and training facilities and opens new regional offices in Geismar and Hahnville, Louisiana; Pensacola, Florida; and Freeport, Texas.

Baton Rouge, Louisiana — We opened the Equipment Division’s new 14,000-square-foot administrative building, located down the street from the original office.

of-the-art building and a one-stop shop for job applicants.

NEW OPPORTUNITIES IN ALTERNATIVE AND EMERGING ENERGY SECTORS

Our newly formed Turner Industries Energy Services allows our portfolio of companies to pursue opportunities in the alternative and emerging energy sectors. We continue to successfully complete renewable projects, and we will continue to support the global transition to a lower-carbon energy future.

NEW TECHNOLOGY

New Turner Tablet Applications are reducing the burden of administrative work by digitizing and automating paper-based forms and tasks. We have developed—or are in the process of developing— new tablet applications that are helping to increase productivity, adaptability, collaboration, and efficiency at jobsites across the country. Whether it’s a new work package or estimation tool, or applications that capture ticketed work or real-time daily resources onsite, Turner is setting the pace for the future of work in our industry.

Turner Industries has also introduced on-site safety kiosks, designed to ensure that supervisors and crew members always have access to the most recent safety information, checklists, and procedures.

Lavaca, Texas team has moved to a new location because a bigger, more accommodating space was needed.

NEW OPERATIONS IN THE GULF OF MEXICO

Our New Iberia, Louisiana facility is the cornerstone of Turner’s Gulf of Mexico Operations. This site’s direct access to deep water and major interstates means modules can be efficiently shipped across the country and offshore. By being able to fabricate, assemble, transport, and install, Turner offers a “ONE Solution” for our clients’ modular fabrication projects.

Safety

2022 was a record-breaking year for Turner Industries. Employees at over 400 jobsites across the country worked more than 40 million hours at an all-time low TRIR of 0.20.

This achievement would not be possible without the total commitment and continuous efforts of our employees at each and every jobsite.

Award-Winning Safety Takes Award-Winning People

“What an amazing year it was in 2022! Despite tough economic conditions and a country and industry still recovering from the challenges of a global pandemic, Turner Industries employees maintained a strong work ethic and safety focus, posting the best overall safety performance in the company’s history.

This level of success is only possible due to the diligence and commitment of each employee. Our employees are truly our most valuable asset, and they continue to propel our company to exceptional levels of success in all we do. Because of their commitment, we were able to build on our safety processes and successes in past years by enhancing key program elements such as Stop Work Authority and hands-free work applications, along with introducing the next level of our Human Performance Initiative. These enhancements further strengthened our overall program and kept us moving forward in safety innovation and protection processes for all employees.

The success we’ve been able to achieve in recent years can only be realized with a strong value-based safety approach and the engagement and contributions of each Turner team member. These elements, along with innovative safety practices, continued education and instruction, and a high level of interaction at all levels of the company, will continue to yield outstanding results and drive us toward the ultimate achievement of Zero Incident Performance in all we do.”

– Mike Phelps, Vice President, Health and Safety

Louder Than the Noise 2022 Safety Initiatives

with distractions both inside and outside the gates. Our Human Performance Initiative seeks to understand why mistakes occur instead of how mistakes occur.

With a focus on the work to be performed, the worker performing that work, and the environmental factors that affect safe execution, we can further predict and enhance end-level results for the best overall performance. Coupled with a vibrant and innovative safety process and a high level of engagement and interaction by our workforce, our Human Performance Initiative helps to ensure industry-leading performance that drives us toward the ultimate achievement of Zero Incident Performance.

Stop Work Authority

The Stop Work Authority program is built upon three pillars of accountability and communication:

CARE – The willingness to confront an issue.

CONCERN – The willingness to speak up.

COURAGE – The trust that your message will be taken seriously.

At Turner Industries, the focus on safety must be louder than the noise—both the outside noise of our work environment and the inside noise of our thoughts and feelings.

‘I’ve Got Your 6’

“I’ve Got Your 6” is also an extension of our Stop Work Authority program. This stresses the importance of watching out for your coworkers during work activities, encouraging workers to speak up when they notice something that may affect the safety of a coworker or crew, and how to receive that message from a coworker.

Stop the Drop

Dropped objects have the potential to cause equipment damage, maim and kill. Even a small object, when dropped from a considerable height, can cause major injury. Our worksites are utilizing and continually evaluating measures to prevent falling/dropped objects. These efforts include combinations of tool tethers, installed mesh around work areas when working at heights, and covered grating/pipe openings to prevent dropped objects. Proper job planning, auditing, incident sharing, and craft education have been effective in reducing these types of incidents.

Hand Safety

Safety Kiosks

In 2022, Turner Industries introduced onsite safety kiosks. The kiosks are designed to ensure that supervisors and crew members always have access to the most recent safety information, checklists, and procedures. The kiosks were piloted at select locations with the goal of expanding to many other jobsites.

The ability to use our hands is a critical component of navigating everyday life. Because we use our hands for virtually every task we encounter, hand injuries continue to be the most common type of injury in heavy industry. To stop hand injuries, it is important to understand what types of hand injuries are most common and know how to avoid these situations.

MOST COMMON HAND INJURIES AND HOW TO AVOID THEM:

Being Caught Between Two Objects

Keep hands and fingers out of the line of fire and away from pinch points. Use hands-free tools whenever possible.

Working with Machinery/Equipment

Isolate the energy source. Implement a Lock, Tag & Verify procedure.

Exposure to Chemicals or Heat

Use proper hand protection. Protective gloves should be selected based on the hazards involved.

Puncture Wounds

Use proper tools and/or hand protection for the specific task.

Safe Week Sound + 2022

Turner Industries sites across the country participated in OSHA’s Safe and Sound Week — a nationwide event held each August that recognizes the successes of workplace health and safety programs and offers information and ideas on how to keep America’s workers safe.

During Safe + Sound Week 2022, Turner dedicated each day of the week to a topic related to hand safety.

PEMEX – DEER PARK, TX

MARATHON – SALT LAKE CITY, UT

INEOS – PLAQUEMINE, LA

ENTERPRISE – MONT BELVIEU, TX

GCGV – GREGORY, TX

2022 OSHA VPP Star of Excellence Sites

Fifteen Turner Industries sites have been awarded the prestigious “Star of Excellence” or higher from OSHA Region VI. The Star Program is designed for exemplary worksites with comprehensive, successful safety and health management systems. Companies in the Star Program have achieved injury and illness rates at or below the national average of their respective industries. These sites are self-sufficient in their ability to control workplace hazards. Star participants are reevaluated every three to five years, although incident rates are reviewed annually.

Ascend Performance Materials

Alvin, Texas

Dow St. Charles Operations

Hahnville, Louisiana

ExxonMobil Baton Rouge Plastics Plant

Baton Rouge, Louisiana

Olin Chlor Alkali

Saint Gabriel, Louisiana

OxyChem

Convent, Louisiana

OxyChem

Taft, Louisiana

OxyVinyls Battleground

La Porte, Texas

OxyVinyls (Polyvinyl Chloride)

Deer Park, Texas

OxyVinyls (Vinyl Chloride Monomer)

Deer Park, Texas

OxyVinyls (Vinyl Chloride Monomer)

La Porte, Texas

OxyVinyls

Pasadena, Texas

Rubicon LLC

Geismar, Louisiana

Syngenta Crop Protection

Saint Gabriel, Louisiana

Marathon Petroleum Co.

Garyville, Louisiana

Phillips 66 Alliance Refinery

Belle Chasse, Louisiana

Safety Milestones

Below are a few examples of Turner jobsites that celebrated OSHA recordable free safety milestones in 2022.

Olin

FREEPORT, TEXAS

Three Years

Placid Refining

PORT ALLEN, LOUISIANA

Six Years

TotalEnergies

CARVILLE, LOUISIANA

1.6 Million Hours

Dow Chemical

BEAUMONT, TEXAS

Five Years

Westlake Epoxy

DEER PARK, TEXAS

15 Years

Cabot

PAMPA, TEXAS

Six Years

Sasol

WESTLAKE, LOUISIANA

Three Years + Seven Million Hours

Shintech

PLAQUEMINE, LOUISIANA

Six Years

Pemex & Shell

DEER PARK, TEXAS

One Million Hours

Westlake Chemical South

SULPHUR, LOUISIANA

Six Years

Hunt Refining

TUSCALOOSA, ALABAMA

Two Years (Maintenance) & Nine Years (Railcar)

Hunt Refining

SANDERSVILLE, MISSISSIPPI

11 Years (Maintenance) & Six Years (Railcar)

Sasol

HOUSTON, TEXAS

Six Years

OQ Chemicals

BAY CITY, TEXAS

Two Years

HOUSTON, TEXAS

10 Years

TPC Group’s HNO Facility

Safety Awards

Turner Industries-Built PPG Project Receives ExxonMobil Global Projects President’s SSH&E Award

On January 17, 2022, the president of ExxonMobil’s Global Projects, Jon Gibbs, announced the winners of the 2021 ExxonMobil Global Projects President’s Safety, Security, Health, and Environment (SSH&E) Awards. ExxonMobil’s Polypropylene Growth Project (PPG) in Baton Rouge was named one of the three winners in the large project category, and the only North American award recipient. As the general construction contractor of the PPG Project, Turner Industries has worked closely with ExxonMobil on the new polypropylene production unit.

No. 1 Ranking on ABC’s 2022 Top Performers List

Turner Industries ranked No. 1 on Associated Builders and Contractors’ (ABC’s) 2022 Top Performers list, which ranks ABC’s commercial and industrial contractor members that build longlasting, high-quality construction projects based on workhours.

2022 GBRIA Safety Excellence Awards

Turner Industries, Turner Specialty Services and Turner Industrial Maintenance received a 2022 Safety Excellence Award in their respective categories at the 26th Annual Greater Baton Rouge Industry Alliance Safety Excellence Awards.

Turner Industries tied for first place in the General Construction and Maintenance—Division III category, Turner Specialty Services was awarded first place in Specialty Trade Soft Crafts—Division II category, and Turner Industrial Maintenance was awarded second place in the General Construction and Maintenance—Division II category.

CURT’s Construction Industry Safety Excellence Award

Turner Industries was honored by the Construction Users Roundtable (CURT) with the 2022 Construction Industry Safety Excellence (CISE) Award for its dedication to world-class safety performance. Turner is now a three-time winner of the CISE award—CURT’s highest recognition in safety.

From left to right are Greg Sizemore, executive vice president of CURT; Chris Fought, associate director — construction safety for the Americas at Merck and co-chairperson of CURT’s Safety, Health, and Wellness Committee; Mike Phelps, vice president of health and safety for Turner Industries; and Jim Ellis, president of CURT.

Turner Industries Safety Excellence Awards 2022

The Corporate Safety Excellence program represents the top safety awards presented by our company. Site performance is reviewed by an evaluation team and submitted to the Executive Safety Committee for final approval. Awards are based on the following criteria: Incident Performance Statistics, Safety Process Implementation, Metrics/Leading Edge Indicators, Employee Involvement and Engagement, and Employee Development Processes.

President’s Safety Excellence Awards

Overall Top Corporate Performers

Ascend Performance Materials

Decatur, Alabama

Westlake

Plaquemine, Louisiana (Maintenance)

Westlake

Plaquemine, Louisiana (Turnaround)

Methanex G3 Construction

Geismar, Louisiana

Baton Rouge Equipment Operations

Baton Rouge, Louisiana

Port Allen Pipe Fabrication

Port Allen, Louisiana

Turner Specialty Services NDE Corporate

Corporate Safety Excellence

Regional and Business

Unit Top Performers

Shell Norco

Norco, Louisiana

Total Petrochemicals

Carville, Louisiana

Sasol

Westlake, Louisiana

Indorama

Port Neches, Texas

Marathon Petroleum

El Paso, Texas

GCGV

Corpus Christi, Texas

Westlake–Hexion

Deer Park, Texas

SIPA Operations

Decatur, Alabama

TSS Mechanical at Honeywell

Metropolis, Illinois

TSS Environmental at Graphics Packaging

Augusta, Georgia

afety

0.20 Hours Worked

40,189,381 Worksites

438

Recordable-Free Worksites

93% Injury-Free Worksites

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Workforce Development

Continuing to develop a highly skilled and knowledgeable workforce is essential to the success of our industry. That is why Turner Industries invests heavily in the time and resources necessary to attract and retain a quality workforce.

Our workforce development efforts are far-reaching and ever evolving. Our commitment to our involvement and relationships with high schools and technical colleges ensures the next generation of workers are prepared for careers in a dynamic and ever-changing industry. We also make major commitments to in-house innovations and partnership initiatives to provide our clients with the skilled craftspeople and management necessary for their success.

Outreach

Our dedicated workforce development team travels across the country mentoring, teaching, and recruiting the next generation of industry leaders from high schools, technical colleges, and other organizations.

Careers in Construction Month

National Manufacturing Day

ABC of Greater Houston’s Girls Camp

VOW22 Career & Resource Fair

ABC Build Your Future Day

Training & Upskilling

2022 Voice of Leadership Graduates

Turner Industries is proud to graduate another set of leadership classes from Baton Rouge, Louisiana as well as Corpus Christi and Pasadena, Texas. This 12week program continues Turner’s commitment to increase leadership excellence and maintain a culture of leadership development.

Louisiana’s Incumbent Worker Training Program

In 2022, Turner Industries was again awarded a grant from Louisiana’s Incumbent Worker Training Program (IWTP) to provide craft training and professional development courses to over 900 employees. Through the Louisiana Workforce Commission, IWTP offers employers the opportunity to reclaim their unemployment insurance contributions in the form of training for their incumbent employees.

Since the year 2000, Turner has provided training to over 4,500 employees through 11 grants—more than any other employer in the state of Louisiana.

2022 Women in Industry Conference

The 2022 Women in Industry Conference was hosted by Galveston College and a consortium of eight other area community colleges in the Texas Gulf Coast region. Attendees were able to listen to and network with women who work in the petrochemical and construction industries. Representatives from ExxonMobil, Phillips 66, Freeport LNG, Turner Industries, and many more participated in the event.

CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS

PASADENA, TEXAS

BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA

Training & Upskilling

NCCER Fundamentals of Crew Leadership Training at Shell Deer Park

In 2022, Turner Industries employees at Shell Deer Park participated in NCCER Fundamentals of Crew Leadership training. This training teaches the skills needed to be an effective leader, including the ability to communicate effectively, provide direction to a crew, and efficiently plan and schedule a crew’s work.

Industry Women Connecting

The mission of Turner Industries’ employee resource group, Industry Women Connecting (IWC), is to enable the contribution of women at Turner and create an environment that fosters personal and professional development that aligns with the organizational mission, values, goals, business practices, and objectives. In 2022, IWC partnered with the Baton Rouge Medical Center on a webinar about the mental health of children and adults during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Information Technology

A vital part of our workforce development efforts is making sure our employees have access to and are proficient using the latest technology and software applications. Our IT department has a dedicated group that offers continuous and custom training.

In 2022, the training group provided 1,375 employees with education on new and updated applications— the majority of those being proprietary Turner Tablet Applications™. Turner’s newly formed Tech Connect™ team hit the road last year, showcasing and educating our sites about the company’s latest industrial technology.

“Our mission with the Tech Connect Team is to set our employees up for success—allowing them to deliver safe, innovative solutions to our clients.”

AMY KLING, CIO

Demo Days

Turner Specialty Services (TSS) highlighted its latest innovations and services by hosting several demo days throughout Texas and Louisiana. During these demo days, TSS presented its updated drone and robotics capabilities, showcased its newest industrial cleaning technology, held live rope access demonstrations, and presented the keys benefits of Turner Tablet Applications™.

“Demo days are a great way of displaying our innovative technologies in front of our workforce and clients,” said Turner Industries Senior Operations Manager Mike Stirrat. “Continuously educating our employees helps create a

Workforce Development

Training & Certification Session with Dragon Industrial Wrap

Turner Industries hosted Dragon Industrial Wrap for a training session with Turner employees. These employees were able to experience how Dragon Industrial’s carbon fiber kits are used to reinforce piping and vessels, and they acquired certifications with these wrapping techniques.

Industry Recognition and Participation

Industry Partner of the Year

Turner Industries was recognized as the “Industry Partner of the Year” by Goose Creek Consolidated Independent School District (ISD) at its 2022 Academy Awards event. The award was presented in recognition of Turner’s efforts to further career and technical education at Goose Creek Consolidated ISD in Baytown, Texas.

GBRIA Craft Workforce Development Awards

At the 15th Annual GBRIA Craft Workforce Development Awards, Turner Industries was recognized with the Award of Excellence in Division III for General Construction & Maintenance. Turner Specialty Services was

Workforce Development

Turner Industries CEO Stephen M. Toups served as NCCER’s board of trustees’ chairman. NCCER’s board of trustees consists of representatives from contractors, owners, and partner associations. All trustees are recognized for their expertise in construction or construction-related issues and serve one- to three-year terms.

Turner Industries Workforce Development Manager Bryan Gerace was recognized as the 2022 Workforce Development and Safety Member of the Year by Associated Builders and Contractors’ Pelican Chapter.

Turner Industries Director of Public Affairs Michelle Hardy was elected vice chair of member growth for the ABC Pelican Chapter’s Executive Committee.

Turner Industries Coordinator of Public Affairs and Community

Lori Garza was appointed to ABC Texas Coastal Bend’s board of directors.

Turner Industries Operations Manager Paul Perkins was elected vice president of the ABC Texas Gulf Coast.

Turner Industries Personnel Manager Kent Dartez was elected the Steering Committee Chairperson for the ABC Pelican Chapter in Lake Charles, Louisiana.

Darrien Batiste served on the ABC Greater Houston Chapter’s Diversity and Inclusion (D&I) committee as well as the Construction Careers Youth Committee. He was also chair of the ABC Greater Houston Chapter’s D&I education subcommittee and active on the membership, student chapter, and scholarship subcommittees.

Elizabeth Beckham completed her fourth year as National Advisor to Chapters for the Association of Talent Development and chair of the National Advisor to Chapters’ recruitment team. She also acted as vice chair of the board of directors for EmployBR, serving the residents of workforce development—region 21.

Stephen M. Toups

Paul Perkins

Darrien Batiste

Michelle Hardy

Lori Garza

Kent Dartez

Elizabeth Beckham

Bryan Gerace

2022 Award of Excellence by Rice Global Engineering & Construction Forum

Turner Industries received the 2022 Award for Excellence by the Rice Global Engineering & Construction Forum for its Turner Tablet Applications. The Tablet Applications are another step toward arming our employees with the latest technologies, creating a more efficient and knowledgeable workforce.

“On behalf of Turner and our entire IT team, I am honored that the Rice Global E&C Forum recognized the Turner Tablet Applications with this year’s Award for Excellence,” said Turner Industries CIO Amy Kling. “The success of our Turner Tablet Applications is because of the collaboration between our IT department and our field operations team. From day one, we worked side-by-side to ensure these applications are not only user friendly but also increase productivity and automate workflows. Turner’s goal is to always deliver the safest and most effective industrial solutions to our clients.”

By The Numbers

Sustainability

Turner Industries supports our clients’ lower carbon and sustainability initiatives and their commitments to a sustainable future. We are also committed to improving the social, economic, and environmental well-being of our workplaces and the communities where we work and live.

By implementing sustainable practices and supporting our customers with their own sustainability initiatives, Turner is helping to reduce carbon emissions, waste, and pollution. This is important because these sustainability efforts not only benefit the health of our planet, but they also help ensure the long-term viability of our company—and the industry.

Electrifying Jobsites

Turner Industries is continuing our sustainability efforts and supporting our clients’ goals to lower their carbon footprints. In 2022, Turner added on-site, lower-carbon solutions such as electric vehicles and electric lawnmowers.

The use of electric vehicles promotes the protection of the environment by reducing

Sustainability and Innovation Solutions Group

is broad by design, but wherever an opportunity exists to reduce emissions and/or waste, the Sustainability and Innovation Solutions Group will analyze the situation and propose solutions. With demand for sustainable business practices on the rise, Turner remains ahead of the competition and focuses on issues that matter to the members of our community.

The current focus of the Sustainability and Innovation Solutions Group is to increase the real-time aspect of emissions tracking in order to facilitate timely course corrections. With emissions data available in real time, the Sustainability and Innovation Solutions Group can propose mitigations and educate Turner’s leadership team on improvement opportunities. Additionally, the team is educating frontline managers about sustainable equipment alternatives and providing access to this equipment. Bringing knowledge about sustainable alternatives to these decision makers will result in a groundswell approach to emissions reduction. Turner’s Sustainability and Innovation Solutions Group will continue to pursue sustainability improvements that keep pace with our clients and the communities we serve.

Turner Industries Energy Services

Turner Industries Energy Services was created to allow our portfolio of companies to pursue opportunities in the alternative and emerging energy sectors. Turner will play a part in the world’s transition to a lower-carbon future, as it continues to successfully complete renewable energy projects.

“We support our clients that are playing a key role in the world’s transition to a lower-carbon, sustainable future.”

– Turner Industries CEO Stephen M. Toups

Sustainability

ECOVADIS BRONZE MEDAL

According to EcoVadis’ 2022 score and medal program, Turner Industries has reached Bronze medal status.

Since its founding in 2007, EcoVadis has grown to become a provider of business sustainability ratings. Through an evidencebased online platform, EcoVadis gathers company information and validates and analyzes it to measure 21 sustainability indicators, which are grouped into four themes: Environment, Labor & Human Rights, Ethics, and Sustainable Procurement.

Turner Industries’ computer recycling program properly disposes of and recycles old and outdated computers and computer parts. With computer recycling, old parts can be reused, helping to keep our environment healthy and safe. Company-wide, Turner recycles approximately 400 to 500 computer pieces each year.

Renewable Energy Portfolio Sample

Here is a sample of our recent work in the renewable energy sector.

LIQUEFIED

NATURAL GAS

Maintenance & Specialty Ser vices

Multiple Locations in Texas

BIOMASS

Vessel Fabrication

Decatur, Alabama & Pensacola, Florida

BIODIESEL

Modular and Pipe Fabrication

Port Allen, Louisiana

McFaddin Beach Cleanup

Turner Industries sponsored and participated in the Coastal Conservation Association’s (CCA’s) inaugural McFaddin Beach Cleanup in Sabine Pass, Texas. CCA’s Golden Triangle Chapter, chaired by Turner Industries Beaumont Operations Manager Colby Plaia, spent months preparing for the event and navigating the permitting process, allowing access to the beach front, sand dunes, and protected vegetation throughout the area. More than 100 attendees combed several miles of beach and removed more than 30 cubic yards of waste from the environment.

Baton Rouge Green

Turner Industries is a proud supporter of Baton Rouge Green, which has been maintaining thousands of trees along major roadways and interstates in the Baton Rouge area for more than 30 years.

Turner participates in Baton Rouge Green’s Living Roadways Program—an effort to improve the green infrastructure along major corridors and interstates in the Baton Rouge area.

In total, the 4,000-plus trees planted and maintained through Baton Rouge Green’s Living Roadways Program have stored more than 3.2 million pounds of carbon. Last year, these trees prevented the runoff of more than 4.1 million gallons of stormwater.

SUSTAINABLE PROCUREMENT POLICY

This policy outlines Turner Industries Group, L.L.C.’s expectations with regards to ethics, business integrity, health and safety, the environment, the community, and the economy. Although we do not manufacture goods, Turner recognizes that the products and services we purchase have inherent impacts on these aspects. We strive to align ourselves with partners within the supply chain who share our strategic vision and values and make significant and continual improvement in the sustainability of our investment decisions. This policy, in conjunction with Turner’s Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct, shall serve as a basis for procurement decision making within our operation.

PURPOSE

The purpose of this policy is to:

· Identify Sustainability Factors

· Minimize the Negative Impacts on the Environment

· Ensure Our Supply Chain Partners Apply Sustainable Business Practices

Create a Basis for Sustainable Investment Decision Making

Identify Responsible Parties Regarding Enforcement, Reporting, and Compliance

SUSTAINABILITY FACTORS

Turner’s procurement personnel shall consider the following factors when sourcing products and services.

Environmental factors include but are not limited to:

· Depletion of Natural Resources

· Production of Toxins and Pollutants

· Use of Renewable Energy

· Energy Efficiency and Consumption Waste Generation and Water Efficiency

· Recyclability

· Greenhouse Gas Emissions

Social and Economic factors include but are not limited to:

· Human Health Impacts

· Worker Rights

· Moral and Ethical Standards Engaging Local, Minority Owned, and Small Businesses Whenever Practical

Financial factors include but are not limited to:

· Total Cost of Ownership

· Leveraging Buying Power Long Term Financial and Market Impacts

· Product Quality and Conformance

Turner conducts its business activities in a transparent manner with honesty, integrity, high ethical and moral standards, and respect for the environment as outlined in our Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct. We expect our suppliers to share this commitment and demonstrate best practices in meeting sustainability criteria while conducting their business.

ENFORCEMENT, REPORTING, AND COMPLIANCE

Turner Industries Group, L.L.C. Corporate Procurement Department is solely responsible for the enforcement and reporting of this policy. Purchasing personnel will undergo annual Ethics and Procurement training which encourages the utilization of best practices in sustainable procurement whenever practical.

To make a good faith report of behavior believed to be in violation or non-compliance of this policy, please contact the Turner Ethics and Compliance Committee at 1-800-288-6503.

Community Investment

While Turner Industries provides turnkey industrial services and solutions to our clients, we also have a responsibility to the communities in which we operate. Our community investment efforts are an essential part of this responsibility, as they help to build stronger, more resilient communities and improve the quality of life for local residents.

Turner invests in our communities in many ways, from supporting local schools and hospitals to fundraising for veterans and nonprofit organizations. Being a responsible member of the communities where our employees live and work is a vital part of our company culture.

TEAM Turner™ is our companysupported, employee-directed volunteer program promoting community involvement, teamwork, and camaraderie. It allows employees to identify charitable causes they wish to support and provides a structured framework through which volunteerism and resources are directed.

IN 2022, TEAM Turner members across the country continued their efforts by supporting schools, hospitals, and veterans; volunteering at community impact events; and helping families both during emergencies and the holidays with food and gift donations.

TEAM Turner members also serve on school boards, health organization boards, and nonprofit organization boards—across the Gulf South—all with the goal of improving the lives of the members in their communities.

American Cancer Society Hope Lodge Donations

Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service

National Read Across America Day

VOW22 Veteran Suicide Prevention Hike

Alzheimer’s A Walk to Remember

Miracle League at Cypress Mounds

The Emerge Center

School Supply Collections

“The Big Event” Wheelchair Ramp

Rainbow Rehabilitation Park at Ochsner Health Center

Vertex’s Make-A-Wish Donation

Ascend Performance Materials Chocolate Bayou’s Warrior Refuge Team

TotalEnergies’ March of Dimes Golf Tournament

Investing in the

EQUIPMENT DIVISION ADMINISTRATION BUILDING

Turner Industries opened our Equipment Division’s new 14,000-square-foot administrative building, located on Mason Avenue. This is another example of how Turner is investing in and giving back to Baton Rouge-area communities.

TEXAS

Our Port Lavaca, Texas team has also moved to a new location, and Turner is continuing to grow and invest in the Texas Gulf Coast. As our late founder, Bert Turner, used to say, “A company can’t thrive if the community around it is falling apart.”

PORT LAVACA,

It All Starts With Us

“It All Starts With Us” has been Turner Industries’ campaign slogan for the past couple of years because it aptly describes the efforts of our campaign. Social responsibility starts with all of us. At Turner Industries, we take our social responsibility seriously and recognize that it takes all of us working together to achieve success.

United Way has always been Turner’s major philanthropic focus because it serves the largest number of people in the most areas where our employees live and work. For the 2022-2023 campaign, employee pledges along with corporate donations totaled $1,834,408. Our employees are heavily involved in United Ways across the country—serving as board and committee members and board chairs for chapters such as:

• Capital Area United Way

• United Way of Lamar County

• United Way of Coastal Bend

• United Way Galveston County Mainland

• United Way of Greater Houston

• United Way of Greater Houston Bay Area Center

• United Way of Morgan County

Awards & Recognitions

Capital Area United Way

• Number 1 in Employee Giving

• Top 10 Companies Award

Southwest United Way

• Top 10 Presidents Award

United Way of Beaumont & North Jefferson

• Top 10 in Employee Giving

United Way of Southeast Louisiana

• Top 60 Most Generous Companies

“Our 2022-2023 campaign was a great success. Our contributions are helping our communities and improving the lives of our families and neighbors. We would like to express our deepest gratitude to all Turner employees for their contributions to our 2022-2023 campaign.”

– Turner Industries Coord inator of Public Affairs and Community Relations and Capital Area Campaign Manager Karen Smith

Community Involvement and Recognition

Turner Industries Awarded for Outstanding Corporate Growth by ACG Louisiana

Turner Industries was awarded for outstanding corporate growth at the 13th Annual ACG Louisiana Awards. The annual award program recognizes growing companies, business professionals, and noteworthy transactions throughout the state of Louisiana.

Economic Inclusion Symposium

Turner Industries participated in the Baton Rouge Area Chamber’s Economic Inclusion Symposium, presented by Dow. Studies show that diversity and inclusion are correlated with economic vitality, and regions that are more inclusive have greater levels of entrepreneurship, innovation, and overall economic growth and prosperity.

Turner Industries Earns Top Spot on LSU Roaring 10 List

Turner Industries has earned the No. 1 ranking on Louisiana State University’s 2022 LSU ROARING 10 list. The LSU ROARING 10 recognizes the 10 highest revenue generating LSU graduate owned or led businesses from all those that apply for the LSU 100 each year. The LSU 100 recognizes the fastest growing LSU graduate owned or led businesses.

ommunity Investment

By The Numbers

Payroll

$ 1,502,967,751

Taxes (Payroll & Other)

$ 396,404,059

United Way

$ 1,834,408

Supplier Diversity Spending

$ 7,884,816

(Women, Black American, Hispanic American, Asian Pacific American, Native American)

Turner Industries moves the world forward by providing turnkey services and solutions to the companies that produce the fuel, energy, and materials essential to modern life.

We serve the petrochemical, chemical, refining, energy, power generation, pulp and paper, and related industries with offices and facilities located in:

Baton Rouge, L A

Decatur, A L

Geismar, L A

New Iberia, LA

New Orleans, LA

Por t Allen, LA

Sulphur, LA

Pensacola, FL

Freeport, TX

Houston, TX

Paris, TX

Beaumont, TX Por t La vaca, TX

Corpus Christi, TX and jobsites throughout the United States.

Turner Facility

Includes Pipe and Modular Fabricatio n

Corpor ate Of fice