Code of Business Conduct - Cummins

I work in a Cummins manufacturing facility. What can I do to contribute to
the Company’s environmental and safety goals?
When it comes to workplace safety, our goal is simple: We do not want
injuries or accidents at any time. Safety begins with each individual
employee. We all have a responsibility to contribute to a safe work place
by following established safety procedures and by reporting any issues
promptly so they do not become problems. Please make sure you are
familiar with your site’s safety procedures.
We all can help reduce Cummins’ environmental impact by conserving
resources such as water and electricity whenever possible. Our employees
also often are our best source of improvement ideas and each of us should
feel empowered to offer suggestions that could eliminate waste or make our
facilities safer.
How is Cummins working to be a leader on an issue
such as climate change?
The Company is actively involved in reducing greenhouse gas emissions
in a number of ways. For starters, we recently committed to lowering the
greenhouse gas emissions from our facilities by 25 percent as a percentage
of our net sales by 2010. Cummins also is a leader in the clean diesel
movement to increase the use of fuel efficient and clean-burning diesel
engine technology, which would reduce the demand for fossil fuels.
15 — To report an ethical concern go to ethics.cummins.com
We will demand that everything we do leads
to a cleaner, healthier and safer environment.
Significant Underlying Policies:
Corporate, Health, Safety and Environmental Policy
Physical Security Policy
Cummins Sustainability Report
Alcohol and Illegal Drugs in the Workplace Policy