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St. John Parish Industrial Group Report
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This time of year, when you see the word “Team”, you probably think New Orleans Saints, East St. John High Wildcats or West St. John High Rams. The team includes the players on the field, both offense and defense, coaching staff and the fans. You may even think of some of the players’ family members and cheerleaders.

As with football and other team sports, the St. John the Baptist Parish environment requires a team effort. Each company and their employees who compose the St. John Industrial Group maintain a strong commitment to the environment. Each company continually sets specific goals and works to find better ways to reduce emissions. A healthy environment is critical to the quality of life and requires rules, regulations and referees. The team includes government agencies, private businesses, environmental organizations and citizens. We all work together to improve and maintain a clean, safe environment. Team Environment!

At a plant, people are hired to serve in various environmental positions including environmental engineers, safety, health, environment and emergency response. Each company reviews and develops game plans for pollution prevention, reduced environmental impact and achieving environmental excellence. The road to the championship requires practice, communication and leadership. Whether or not the Saints Go Marchin’ In this season, you can rest assured the St. John Industrial Group members are taking action to reduce their environmental impact while maintaining production.

An important aspect of Team Environment is good sportsmanship. The St. John Industrial Group is proud to be part of the community and helps support the environment and economy. Each company strives to be a responsible corporate citizen by donating time, money and expertise to a variety of organizations.

You can be a part of Team Environment by taking time to learn more. In the spirit of “Team Environment!” please take time to review this report in its entirety and visit the web site at www.stjohnig.com. Also read page 8 about QR codes. Download your free reader and scan the code on the back cover of this newsletter with your smart phone! We appreciate your participation and teamwork.

Thank you.
 

As with football and
other team sports, the St. John the Baptist Parish environment requires a team effort.
 
The road to the
championship requires
practice, communication
and leadership.
 
TEAM USA

September 11, 2011 marked the passing of ten years since our nation was attacked. This is a time to remember, reflect and rekindle the patriotic environment that so strengthened all Americans in 2001 when each individual understood and became a part of Team USA. We dedicate this newsletter to all those who suffered, lost lives, family members or friends one decade ago. We also recognize and honor the outstanding dedication and sacrifice of our men and women serving in the U.S. Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, Coast Guard and State and Federal Law Enforcement agencies who protect and defend the freedom we Americans enjoy every day.

WE THANK YOU ALL.

 

Quick Response Code
Download a QR scanner to your phone, then scan our QRC S
ymbol. It will take you online to the St. John Industrial Group web site! It literally takes only a minute to upload a reader application which you can do from several sites at no charge.

QR is short for Quick Response. QR Codes are two-dimensional bar codes readable by camera phones or IPODS with reader software. These bar codes encode a small block of data, such as plain text or an Internet URL, in a compact graphical form. Use your phone's camera to take a photograph of a code and software on the phone will extract the data that it represents.

QR Codes can be generated freely on the Internet, and as cell phone cameras that can recognize them become more widespread, they provide an attractive way for people and companies to exchange information quickly.
(Read more: How to Create a QR Code Coupon at eHow.com and http://themarketpro.net/qr-codes)

To access StJohn.com's Quick Response Code click here

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