TCC / ACIT AWARDS BANQUET
Moody Gardens Hotel - Galveston, Texas
June 12, 2008

CARING FOR TEXAS AWARDS

Group I - 1-60 employees
Air Liquide Large Industries US LP, Pasadena
DSM Nutritional Products, Inc., Freeport

Group II - 61-200 employees
Champion Technologies, Inc., Fresno
Champion Technologies, Inc., Odessa
Chevron Phillips Chemical Co. LP, Orange
Dixie Chemical Company, Inc., Pasadena
The Dow Chemical Company, Clear Lake Operations
LyondellBasell Industries, Matagorda
LyondellBasell, Victoria
OXEA Corporation, Bay City
SI Group, Inc., Freeport
Sunoco Inc., La Porte

Group III - 201-500 employees
Albemarle Corporation, Bayport
Celanese Chemicals, Pasadena
Chevron Phillips Chemical Company LP, Sweeney
Equistar Chemicals, LP, a Subsidiary of LyondellBasell Industries, Chocolate Bayou Complex
Huntsman Advanced Technology Center, The Woodlands
INEOS Olefins and Polymers, USA, Chocolate Bayou Works-Alvin
LyondellBasell Industries, Bayport – Choate Road Plant
LyondellBasell, La Porte
Marathon Petroleum Company LLC, Texas Refining Division
Ticona Polymers, Inc. a Subsidiary of Celanese International, Bishop
Union Carbide Corporation a Subsidiary of The Dow Chemical Company, Texas City

Group IV - 501 and more employees
Bayer MaterialScience, LLC, Baytown
Chevron Phillips Chemical Company, Pasadena
Formosa Plastics Corporation, Point Comfort
Houston Refining LP, Houston
LyondellBasell Industries: CVON, Channelview
LyondellBasell Industries: CVOS, Channelview

EXCELLENCE IN CARING FOR TEXAS AWARDS

Group I - 1-50 employees
There were no award winners for Group I

Group II - 50-200 employees
Honorable Mention goes to Equistar Chemicals, LP a Subsidiary of , Pasadena
Excellence in Caring for Texas Award Winner
     ExxonMobil Chemical Company, Mont Belvieu Plastics Plant

Group III - 201-500 employees
Excellence in Caring for Texas Award Winner
    LyondellBasell Industries, Corpus Christi Plant

Group IV - 501 and more employees
Honorable Mention – Rohm and Haas Texas, Inc., Deer Park
Excellence in Caring for Texas Award Winner
    Chevron Phillips Chemical Company, Cedar Bayou

SUSTAINED EXCELLENCE IN CARING FOR TEXAS AWARD

Group I – 1-50 employees
Rohm and Haas Chemical, LLC, Bayport Plant

Group II - 51-200 employees
DuPont Company, Corpus Christi Plant

Group III – 201-500 employees
Chevron Phillips Chemical Company LP, Port Arthur

Group IV - 501 or more employees
BASF Corporation, Freeport
Eastman Chemical Company, Texas Operations

SAFETY AWARDS     Zero Incident Rate Awards

Group 1 (1-60 employees)
Rohm and Haas Chemicals LLC, Bayport
Sea Lion Technology Inc., Texas City
Texas Brine Company LLC, Beaumont
Texas Brine Company Baytown LLC, Mont Belvieu

Group II (61-200 employees)
ExxonMobil Chemical Company Mont Belvieu Plastics Plant, Mont Belvieu
INEOS Nitriles, Green Lake
LyondellBasell Industries, Matagorda Complex
Noltex LLC, La Porte

Group III (201-500 employees)
Huntsman Advanced Technology Center, The Woodlands

Group IV (501 and more employees)
INVISTA, Victoria
LyondellBasell Industries: CVON, Channelview

OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARDS

Group 1 (1–60 employees)
Rohm and Haas Chemicals, LLC, Bayport
Sea Lion Technology, Inc., Texas City
Texas Brine Company, LLC, Beaumont
Texas Brine Company Baytown, LLC, Mont Belvieu

Group II (61-200 employees)\
ExxonMobil Chemical Company Mont Belvieu Plastics Plant, Mont Belvieu
Dixie Chemical Company, Inc, Pasadena
LyondellBasell Industries, Bayport Underwood Plant
LyondellBasell Industries, Matagorda Complex
Noltex LLC, La Porte
INEOS Nitriles, Green Lake

Group III (201-500 employees)
Albemarle Corporation, Bayport
Celanese Chemicals, Pasadena
Equistar Chemicals LP, A LyondellBasell Industries, Alvin
Huntsman Advanced Technology Center, The Woodlands
INEOS Olefins and Polymers, USD, Chocolate Bayou
Kaneka Texas Corporation, Pasadena

Group IV (501 + employees)
BASF Corporation, Freeport
Bayer MaterialScience, LLC, Baytown
ExxonMobil Chemical Company, Baytown
INVISTA, Victoria
LyondellBasell Industries: CVON, Channelview
LyondellBasell Industries: CVOS, Channelview

BEST IN TEXAS AWARDS

Group I (1-60 employees)
Texas Brine Company Baytown LLC, Mont Belvieu

Group II (61-200 employees)
INEOS Nitriles, Green Lake

Group III (201-500 employees)
Albemarle Corporation, Bayport

Group IV (501+ employees)
BASF Corporation, Freeport

ACIT REGIONAL MEMBER OF THE YEAR AWARDS

Region 1 - Houston/Ship Channel
The Region 1 Member of the Year
Bobby Massengale of The Mundy Companies

Region 2 - Mid Coast
The Region 2 Member of the Year
Mike Beckman of Lisco Valve Service, Lake Jackson

Region 3 - Golden Triangle
The Region 3 Member of the Year
Mike Morton of Securitas Security Services, Beaumont

Region 4 – South Texas
The Region 4 Member of the Year
Lorraine McCain of Wilson Supply, Corpus Christi

A.D. CYPHERS SAFETY PROFESSIONAL OF THE YEAR AWARD
The Occupational Safety Committee’s A.D. Cyphers Safety Professional of the Year award was created in honor of AD Cyphers, one of the most dedicated and active chairman of the Occupational Safety Committee. He increased the recognition of the committee within TCC and was the catalyst for improving the “Safety Seminar” so we could be proud of our product. The design of the award reflects A.D.’s long association with and affection for the Texas Rangers. This recognition is determined by industry peers who participate on the TCC Occupational Safety Committee. Although only one person is being recognized everyone nominated was a winner. This year’s nominees were:
Bob Brennecke, BASF Corporation
Maria Gallegos, Texas Brine
Steve Greco, Lubrizol
Lee Haring, Lubrizol
Dewey Miles, Rohm and Haas
Ed Tyler, Albemarle Catalyst Company
Dave Womack, Bayer MaterialScience

This year’s winner is Lee Haring, The Lubrizol Corporation

GERALD R. EHRMAN AWARD FOR LEADERSHIP IN SAFETY MANAGEMENT AWARD
Two years ago, the Occupational Safety Committee established an award to recognize a special plant manager who has demonstrated outstanding leadership in Safety Management.The first recipient of this award was Jerry Ehrman of DuPont, who retired in 2007.Jerry served as Chairman of TCC from 2004 – 2005 and as chairman of the Occupational Safety Committee from 1998 to his retirement in 2007.Jerry was extremely dedicated to TCC, ACIT and the Occupational Safety Committee, and was a strong supporter of the EHS Seminar.The committee decided that this award would be named in Jerry’s honor as the “Gerald R. Ehrman Award for Management” and would only be given to a plant manager who embodies the same leadership and dedication in Safety Management that Mr. Ehrman exhibited throughout his many years of service to TCC.

This year the recipient is John Harvey, III, INEOS Olefins and Polymers, USA, Chocolate Bayou

We’d like to thank all the TCC and ACIT members that were involved in making this year’s EHS Seminar a huge success. As always, the seminar committee members were hard-working and dedicated under the leadership of this year’s EHS Seminar Committee Chairman Lee Haring of Lubrizol.