Safety First
THE LATEST SAFETY UPDATES FROM AROUND THE COMPANY
Ensuring Safe Working Conditions During COVID-19 As always, the health and safety of our employees, our families, and our customers remain our top priority. We are monitoring this pandemic outbreak of Coronavirus (COVID-19) and are following national, state, and local guidelines. In compliance with Executive Orders issued by state and local government, face coverings will be required in all company offices per orders issued until further notice. Face coverings must be worn upon entry and when walking through or into common areas such as hallways, restrooms, lunch and break areas, copy rooms, conference rooms, etc. Face coverings are not required in single office/cubicle occupancy settings.
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As part of our response to the pandemic outbreak, we are conducting temperature screenings on employees prior to entering the workplace. An employee will be prevented from entering the workplace if he or she has a temperature of 100.4°F or above, which is defined as fever. All employees assigned to work in a company office are required to complete the Company’s online COVID-19 Awareness Training. To further aid our employees and ensure a clean, safe work environment, Turner offices have been equipped with easy-to-understand signs regarding hand washing, social distancing, workstation and computer sanitation procedures, and maximum capacity for elevators and conference rooms. For questions, please contact the Corporate Health and Safety Department.
Eric O’Neal Receives Life-Saving Medal from Dow On April 30, 2020, Turner Superintendent at Olin, Eric O’Neal, was awarded a Life-Saving Medal by Dow Texas Operations Emergency Services and Security (ES&S). The medal was presented to Eric by Dow Chemical Company Vice President of U.S. Gulf Coast Operations and Site Director Rich Wells, for “his professionalism while assisting in the aid of others.” Eric noticed a fellow employee in medical distress while at work on April 15, 2020. He saw that the employee was struggling to communicate and immediately called the on-site medic team which quickly responded and upon
evaluation, transported the employee to a Houston hospital via Life Flight helicopter. The employee is now recovered and back at work with us at Olin. In addition to Rich Wells, there to honor Eric were Olin Site Director Bridget Wood-Turner, Olin Maintenance Leader Al Cagle, Turner Vice President Phil Gauthreaux and Dow’s ES&S Leadership Team. “Thank you Eric and Dow ES&S! Your immediate actions made the difference in getting our teammate to the life-saving care that he needed.” – Turner Site Manager Ryan Beeson SUMMER 2020 5
