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YFAI. You are further prohibited from carrying weapons in employer provided vehicles

or in personal vehicles while performing company business.

VISITORS IN THE WORKPLACE

All access entrances into the Company will be

locked at all times and badge access

controlled. Anyone entering the facility must

have an employee badge or present a photo

ID and sign-in at designated entrances in

order to receive a temporary badge. This

includes visitors, vendors, and other

individuals not currently employed at the

facility. The temporary badge must be worn

and visible at all times while in the facility.

If you see any individual without a badge,

employee or visitor, it is your responsibility to

ask the individual if they have a badge. If they

don’t have one, you can let them know they

are not authorized to be in the facility and you can help them get in contact with their

YFAI contact and sign-in properly (if you are uncomfortable challenging an unidentified

individual, please contact your supervisor or manager immediately).

If an employee has a visitor, the employee is responsible for escorting the visitor at all

times in the facility, for the visitor’s conduct, and must provide the visitor personal

protective equipment (if applicable).

Children are not readily visible to material handling operators or other personnel moving

about their job. Children are also inquisitive and have a tendency to dash away from

adults to investigate the unknown. In order to provide a safe environment for

employees and visitors at the facility, no one under the age of 18 is allowed in the

operations area without prior approval from Human Resources and/or Safety and this

authorization is strongly discouraged while work is in process. If an employee has a

business need while children are in their care, the employee must stop at the visitor

lobby and ask for assistance or contact their immediate supervisor. Guest of

employees, including children must remain in the visitors lobby with adult supervision at

all times.

In addition, former employees are not allowed on Company property. Any employee

found admitting a former employee through one of the employee entrances will be

subject to corrective action up to an including termination of employment. If you see an

unauthorized person at work, notify your supervisor immediately or direct the person to

the reception area.