Committed to the Environment
Curtiss-Wright is committed to taking a leadership role in protecting the environment. Whenever feasible, the use of Lead is reduced in compliance with all federal, state and provincial regulations. Ongoing continual improvement programs are used as a method to look for opportunities to reduce the use of Lead.
Ontario's Toxic Reduction Act (TRA)
The Toxic Reduction Act requires Ontario, Canada manufacturers to prepare and publish certified toxic substance reduction plans. The Ontario Ministry of the Environment’s goal is to reduce the use, release and/or off-site transfer of toxic substances by reducing the front-end production of toxic substances in the manufacturing process. All Ontario companies must account for any toxic chemicals manufactured, processed, or incidentally produced at their facilities, and provide a plan for the reduction of this material.
Curtiss-Wright manufactures embedded computing devices. Based on customer requirements, Lead components are required in the computing devices. As a result, Lead is used in the facility manufacturing processes as a formulation component. Curtiss-Wright continues to work with clients to look for opportunities to reduce the use of Lead. Curtiss-Wright’s objective is to reduce the amount of Lead used at the Ottawa facility as new Lead-free product designs become available.
Committed to Quality and Compliance
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