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C.C. JENSEN A/S MATERIAL MANAGEMENTRev. 2011.08.09 BFNC.C. JENSEN A/S´ business partners are playing an important role in our efforts to be able tocomply with the Management Policy regarding sustainability, as well as being a socialresponsible supplier of Filter Systems.Business partners includes customers, sub‐suppliers of components and raw materials forthe manufacturing of the CJC TM Filter Systems.Sub‐suppliers have a formal obligation of always keeping the materials and substances of theproducts in full compliance with the values in the tables.The CCJ Material Management System is developed in pursuance of “IMOResolution A.962 (23), the SR/CONF/45 Resolution for IHM MEPC.179(59),specific customer demands, and the CCJ list of blacklisted materials – NTBU(Not To Be Used). Potential hazardous materials have been listed, and can befound in the enclosed tables A, B and C.The CCJ Material Management System enables the issuing of the followingdocumentation:Green Passport / SDoC (Supplyers Declaration of Conformity)IHM (Inventory of Hazardous Materials Management)MD (Material Declaration)The CCJ Material Management System is under constant monitoring anddevelopment, and will be updated with specific changes in customerdemands, reference documents or with new international initiatives tosecure a safer and more environmentally compatible environment.C.C.JENSEN A/S – Loevholmen 13, 5700 Svendborg, Denmark – Tel.: +45 63 21 20 14 - Page 1 of 4

TABLE AThe prohibition applies to any calculated use of the chemical compounds on the list.However, the prohibition does not apply in cases where the chemical compounds occur as impuritiesin an applied product, i.e. undesirable occurrence in very small amounts.NoMaterials: Annex VIII (List A) of the Basel Comvention refers tothose wastes which are characterized as hazardous under Article1, paragraph 1 (a), of the Basel Convention, and their designationon this Annex does not preclude the use of Annex III todemonstrate that a waste is not hazardous.Appendix 1 in MEPC.179(59)A‐1 All kind of Asbestos NTBUA‐2 Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCB’s)Polychlorinated Triphenyls (PCB’s)A‐3OzoneDepletingSubstancesA‐4 OrganiccompoundsAll kind of CFC’s, HBFC´s, HCFC´s, Halon´sHalonsOther fully halogenated CFC’sCarbon TetrachlorideCloroformTetrachloromethaneTrichloroethanesPentachloroethane1,1‐dichloroethyleneHexachlorethanAlkanesMonomethyl‐tetrachlorodiphenyl methaneMonomethyl‐dichlorodiphenyl methaneMonomethyl‐dibromodiphenyl MethaneMirexHydrochlorofluorcarbonsHydrobromofluorcarbonsMethyl bromideBromochloromethaneBenzene in products with concentrationsabove 0,1 weight percentNonylphenol´s2,4,6‐tri‐tertbutylphenolThreshold Levels orNot To Be UsedNTBUNTBUNTBUC.C.JENSEN A/S – Loevholmen 13, 5700 Svendborg, Denmark – Tel.: +45 63 21 20 14 - Page 2 of 4

TABLE BThe prohibition applies to any calculated use of the chemical compounds on the list.However, the prohibition does not apply in cases where the chemical compounds occur as impuritiesin an applied product, i.e. undesirable occurrence in very small amounts.NoMaterials contained in the Annex IX (List B) will not be wastescovered by Article 1, paragraph 1 (a), of the Basel Conventionunless they contain Annex I material to an extent causing themto exhibit an Annex III characteristic.Appendix 2 in MEPC.179(59): Ships structure and equipmentThreshold Levels orNot To Be UsedB‐1 Cadmium and Cadmium Compounds 100 mg/kgB‐2 Hexavalent Chromium and Hexavalent Chromium Compounds 1,0 mg/kgB‐3 Lead Compounds (but not in electrical equipment)in Paint1000 mg/kg600 mg/kgB‐4 Mercury 1,0 mg/kgB‐4 Mercury Compounds NTBUB‐5 Polybrominated Biphenyl (PBB’s) NTBUB‐5 Diphenyl ether, Pentabromo derivative and octabromoderivativeNTBUB‐6 Polybrominated Diphenyl Ethers (PBDE’s) 1,0 mg/kgB‐7 Polychlorinated naphthalenes (more than 3 chlorine atoms) NTBUB‐8 Radioactive Substances NTBUB‐9 Certain Shortchain Chlorinated Paraffins (Alkanes, C10‐C13,chloro)1%C.C.JENSEN A/S – Loevholmen 13, 5700 Svendborg, Denmark – Tel.: +45 63 21 20 14 - Page 3 of 4