Responsible Care program, American Chemical Council

Responsible Care , program developed by the American Chemistry Council, is one of the key drivers of Millennium s achievement of the vision to be the most value-creative chemical company in the world. ... 

Taschler, David R., PE is a business manager at Air Products and Chemicals, Inc. in Allentown, PA and an adjunct professor in the Engineering Division at Lafayette College in Easton, PA. He conducted his doctoral research on the Characteristics of Board of Director Members and Corporate Commitment to Sustainable Development at the University of Phoenix. Dr. Taschler is a former Management Verifier for the American Chemistry Council s Responsible Care program and is a member of the AIChE Sustainability Division and the Academy of Management. 

The American Chemistry Council (ACC) is the trade association for the U.S. chemical industry and has global influence because of the international nature of the chemical industry. ACC is well known for its Responsible Care program,which is a global initiative established in 1988 focused... 

The Responsible Care program is a chemical industry initiative started in 1988. All the members of the American Chemistry Council (about 140 companies) as well as several other industry organizations in the United States and in 50 other countries agree to operate according to this health, safey, and environment code. The details are given on the ACC Web site f http //www.americanchemistry.coml. Its key areas include... 

The American Chemistry Council (ACC) Community Awareness and Emergency Response (CAER) program provides comprehensive guidelines for the development and implementation of an ERP. The CAER program has been expanded to include all aspects of the chemical industry in an initiative called Responsible Care. 

The chemical industry s major trade association, the American Chemistry Council (ACC), has been implementing a program called Responsible Care for over 15 years. This program is the industry s comprehensive initiative to address environmental, health, and safety (EHS), security, outreach, process safety and... 

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