Craig Fox, SE EHS Team Lead, greeted the inspectors after they passed through the security screening at approximately 10:10 a.m.

Streams of molten glass flow through the feeder system, where each stream is sheared into a "gob" that is fed into a track leading to the forming machine.

PARTICIPANTS APC: Colin Hageman, Environmental, Health and Safety Manager Andrew Reeder, Manufacturing Manager David Fisher, Maintenance Engineer Kurt Bauer, Ink Lead Toeroek Team: Clifford Nelles, Inspector, 816-213-5192 INSPECTION PROCEDURES Prior to the CEI at APC on March 24, 2022, I conducted a drive-by visual inspection.

Position of the European Human Pharmaceutical and Animal Health Industry on the use of "per- and polyfluorinated alkyl substances" (PFAS)1 in Europe, in the light of a proposed Restriction under REACH as published2 June 2023 Context On March 22nd, 2023, the European Chemical Agency, ECHA opened a consultation on a draft REACH restriction for a broad group of fluorinated substances, the so called per- and polyfluorinated alkyl substances (PFAS), which also covers mixtures and articles containing PFAS.

Area of Concern Yes SECTION II - OBSERVATIONS Facility: Coastal Tank Cleaning LLC Section: 2.1 Date: 3/24/25, 10:30 AM Contains AOC: Yes Contains CBI: No I I Lead Inspector: Vince Damiano Attendees: Brandon Leonard (Manager / Owner) Coastal Tank Cleaning LLC (CTC), located in Morgan City, LA, operates as a tank cleaning service for tugs, vessels, septic waste, grease traps, fuel tanks, and bilges.

Area of Concern Yes Page 3 of 8 Enbridge Ingleside Oil Terminal SECTION II - OBSERVATIONS Inspection Date: 03/13/2024 Tenant: Enbridge Ingleside Oil Terminal Section: 2.1 Date: 03/13/24, 11:10 AM Contains AOC: Yes Contains CBI: No Lead Inspector: Vince Damiano Attendees: Preston Bailey (Facility Manager), Austin Taylor (Environmental), Maegan Saverline (Environmental), Robert Thurman (Shift Lead) Enbridge is located on Corpus Christi Bay and operates as a crude oil terminal.

I observed a drainage imbedded through the process area leading toward the stormwater pond.

Semiconductor devices are extremely complex to manufacture, with leading devices requiring more than 2,000 process steps, hundreds of production materials, and approximately 26 weeks to manufacture and test.

Semiconductor devices are extremely complex to manufacture, with leading devices requiring more than 2,000 process steps, hundreds of production materials, and approximately 26 weeks to manufacture and test.

Semiconductor devices are extremely complex to manufacture, with leading devices requiring more than 2,000 process steps, hundreds of production materials, and approximately 26 weeks to manufacture and test.

Semiconductor devices are extremely complex to manufacture, with leading devices requiring more than 2,000 process steps, hundreds of production materials, and approximately 26 weeks to manufacture and test.

Semiconductor devices are extremely complex to manufacture, with leading devices requiring more than 2,000 process steps, hundreds of production materials, and approximately 26 weeks to manufacture and test.

Semiconductor devices are extremely complex to manufacture, with leading devices requiring more than 2,000 process steps, hundreds of production materials, and approximately 26 weeks to manufacture and test.

Semiconductor devices are extremely complex to manufacture, with leading devices requiring more than 2,000 process steps, hundreds of production materials, and approximately 26 weeks to manufacture and test.

Semiconductor devices are extremely complex to manufacture, with leading devices requiring more than 2,000 process steps, hundreds of production materials, and approximately 26 weeks to manufacture and test.