Pollution Prevention Award
William Armes (right), operations manager of WCRSA, presents award to Mike
Bayman (center) and Carl Cartwright (left) of KS Gleitlager USA, Inc.
Western Carolina created the Pollution Prevention Award (P2) to encourage the abatement of pollution through prevention. This recognition program encourages local industries to pursue innovative ways of preventing pollution. KS Gleitlager USA, Inc. was selected as the 2006 P2 award recipient. The Western Carolina selection committee chose Gleitlager, an engine components production company, for implementing a cost-effective procedure for reducing lead and metals discharge, as well as an overall reduction in water consumption. Congratulations to KS Gleitlager USA, Inc.
Certificate of Achievement RecipientsWestern Carolina would also like to recognize the following outstanding industrial customers with Certificates of Achievement. These companies have pursued innovative ways of preventing pollution through waste minimization, water conservation, recycling, product reformulation, and toxic materials substitution. The efforts and accomplishments of the following industrial companies warrant recognition in the Pollution Prevention Program.
Ethox Chemicals
WCRSA’s John Boyette (second from right) presents certificate to Ethox Chemicals, represented by Dave Davis, Charles Bristow, Rodney Turner, and Pat Holland.
Henkel Corporation
WCRSA’s John Boyette (center) presents certificate to
Henkel Corporation, represented by Jimmy Young, and Dragan
Jovanovic.
WCRSA’s John Boyette (left) presents certificate to KM Fabrics, represented by Richard Heusel.
Roy Metal Finishing
WCRSA’s John Boyette (center) presents certificate to
Roy Metal Finishing, represented by Ken Holcombe and Joe Pons.