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Corporate Responsibility
Belden is committed to ethical, legal and socially responsible business practices in its operations across the globe.
Sustainability
With more than 100 years in operation, Belden has a recognized reputation for doing business in a responsible and ethical manner. As we continue to pursue sustainability throughout our business operations, we are focused on environmental integrity, social equity, and financial profitability. This framework provides the foundation of our commitment to:
- Protect and preserve the environment surrounding Belden's offices, facilities, and the areas where our products are found.
- Assess and adopt business practices which promote sustainability, including reducing waste through recycling and manufacturing process control, while increasing water and energy efficiency.
- Innovate and continue to offer environmentally-friendly and LEED certified products to customers looking for sustainable alternatives to traditional products.
- Ensure a respectful, diverse, and safe workplace for employees.
- Uphold the human rights of all individuals associated with Belden's operations - from employees, to third-party partners, to those living in the communities where we do business.
- Share complete, accurate, and timely information about our business to stakeholders.
To guide us in fulfilling this promise, our associates worldwide hold themselves accountable to the Belden Code of Business Conduct and Ethics.
Supplier Code of Conduct
Belden is committed to ethical, legal and socially responsible business practices in its operations across the globe. To ensure that our suppliers are meeting our expectations with respect to responsible, ethical and legal business practices, Belden established its Supplier Code of Conduct.
Notwithstanding discrepancies among the Supplier Code of Conduct and local law or custom, our suppliers are required to comply with the Supplier Code of Conduct and provide written assurance of such compliance. Belden may audit a supplier’s compliance with the Supplier Code of Conduct at Belden’s discretion. If Belden is not satisfied with a supplier’s responses to audit requests or access provided to Belden to confirm compliance with the Supplier Code of Conduct, Belden reserves the right to decline making any further purchases from such supplier. If a supplier is determined to have violated the Supplier Code of Conduct, Belden expressly reserves the right to take any action it deems appropriate, including, but not limited to, termination of the relationship with the violating supplier.
Anyone who is aware of any Belden supplier or partner that is in violation of the Belden Supplier Code of Conduct is encouraged to report such violation on a confidential basis through the Belden Compliance Team (consisting of the Belden Legal and Internal Audit departments) at 1-800-461-9330, or online at belden.com/ethics. Reports may be made anonymously.
Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking Policy
What is this policy for?
This policy outlines Belden’s official statement regarding modern slavery and human trafficking.
Who is this policy for?
This policy applies to all of Belden, its subsidiaries, affiliates, and units worldwide.
OVERVIEW
Belden is committed to ethical, legal and socially responsible business practices in its operations across the globe. This includes, but is not limited to, a commitment to ensure that our supply chain is free from slave labor and human trafficking. This statement, made pursuant to the California Transparency in Supply Chains Act of 2010 and the United Kingdom Modern Slavery Act of 2015, highlights Belden’s efforts to ensure our supply chain is free from human trafficking and slave labor
APPLICATION
Belden has zero tolerance for instances of human trafficking or slave labor among its suppliers or partners of any kind. Further, to ensure that our suppliers are meeting our expectations with respect to responsible, ethical and legal business practices, Belden established its Supplier Code of Conduct. Our Supplier Code of Conduct expressly states that “Suppliers shall not use forced or involuntary labor including, but not limited to, prison labor, indentured labor, slave labor, human trafficking, or other forms of compulsory labor.”
Notwithstanding discrepancies among the Supplier Code of Conduct and local law or custom, our suppliers are required to comply with the Supplier Code of Conduct and provide written assurance of such compliance. Belden may audit a supplier’s compliance with the Supplier Code of Conduct at Belden’s discretion. If Belden is not satisfied with a supplier’s responses to audit requests or access provided to Belden to confirm compliance with the Supplier Code of Conduct, Belden reserves the right to decline making any further purchases from such supplier. If a supplier is determined to have violated the Supplier Code of Conduct, Belden expressly reserves the right to take any action it deems appropriate, including, but not limited to, termination of the relationship with the violating supplier.
DUTY TO REPORT
Anyone who is aware of any Belden supplier or partner that is in violation of the Belden Supplier Code of Conduct is encouraged to report such violation on a confidential basis through the Belden Compliance Team (consisting of the Belden Legal and Internal Audit departments)
Reporting Violations
Global Ethics Hotline: 800-461-9330
Web: www.belden.com/ethics
Email: ombudsman@belden.com
Specific country contact information can also be found on Belden’s website.
The Legal Department will contact the sender and acknowledge receipt of the reported violation within five business days. Acknowledgement of receipt of the report shall be made via the same method as it was received. For example, if an anonymous report is made through the hotline, acknowledgement of the receipt of the anonymous report will also be made through the hotline.
All reports will be promptly investigated and appropriate corrective action will be taken if warranted by the investigation.
CONFIDENTIALITY
Reports of violations or suspected violations will be kept confidential to the extent possible, regardless of which reporting avenue is chosen.
RELATED RESOURCES
- Belden’s Supplier Code of Conduct
Sustainability
With more than 100 years in operation, Belden has a recognized reputation for doing business in a responsible and ethical manner. As we continue to pursue sustainability throughout our business operations, we are focused on environmental integrity, social equity, and financial profitability. This framework provides the foundation of our commitment to:
- Protect and preserve the environment surrounding Belden's offices, facilities, and the areas where our products are found.
- Assess and adopt business practices which promote sustainability, including reducing waste through recycling and manufacturing process control, while increasing water and energy efficiency.
- Innovate and continue to offer environmentally-friendly and LEED certified products to customers looking for sustainable alternatives to traditional products.
- Ensure a respectful, diverse, and safe workplace for employees.
- Uphold the human rights of all individuals associated with Belden's operations - from employees, to third-party partners, to those living in the communities where we do business.
- Share complete, accurate, and timely information about our business to stakeholders.
To guide us in fulfilling this promise, our associates worldwide hold themselves accountable to the Belden Code of Business Conduct and Ethics.
Supplier Code of Conduct
Belden is committed to ethical, legal and socially responsible business practices in its operations across the globe. To ensure that our suppliers are meeting our expectations with respect to responsible, ethical and legal business practices, Belden established its Supplier Code of Conduct.
Notwithstanding discrepancies among the Supplier Code of Conduct and local law or custom, our suppliers are required to comply with the Supplier Code of Conduct and provide written assurance of such compliance. Belden may audit a supplier’s compliance with the Supplier Code of Conduct at Belden’s discretion. If Belden is not satisfied with a supplier’s responses to audit requests or access provided to Belden to confirm compliance with the Supplier Code of Conduct, Belden reserves the right to decline making any further purchases from such supplier. If a supplier is determined to have violated the Supplier Code of Conduct, Belden expressly reserves the right to take any action it deems appropriate, including, but not limited to, termination of the relationship with the violating supplier.
Anyone who is aware of any Belden supplier or partner that is in violation of the Belden Supplier Code of Conduct is encouraged to report such violation on a confidential basis through the Belden Compliance Team (consisting of the Belden Legal and Internal Audit departments) at 1-800-461-9330, or online at belden.com/ethics. Reports may be made anonymously.
Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking Policy
What is this policy for?
This policy outlines Belden’s official statement regarding modern slavery and human trafficking.
Who is this policy for?
This policy applies to all of Belden, its subsidiaries, affiliates, and units worldwide.
OVERVIEW
Belden is committed to ethical, legal and socially responsible business practices in its operations across the globe. This includes, but is not limited to, a commitment to ensure that our supply chain is free from slave labor and human trafficking. This statement, made pursuant to the California Transparency in Supply Chains Act of 2010 and the United Kingdom Modern Slavery Act of 2015, highlights Belden’s efforts to ensure our supply chain is free from human trafficking and slave labor
APPLICATION
Belden has zero tolerance for instances of human trafficking or slave labor among its suppliers or partners of any kind. Further, to ensure that our suppliers are meeting our expectations with respect to responsible, ethical and legal business practices, Belden established its Supplier Code of Conduct. Our Supplier Code of Conduct expressly states that “Suppliers shall not use forced or involuntary labor including, but not limited to, prison labor, indentured labor, slave labor, human trafficking, or other forms of compulsory labor.”
Notwithstanding discrepancies among the Supplier Code of Conduct and local law or custom, our suppliers are required to comply with the Supplier Code of Conduct and provide written assurance of such compliance. Belden may audit a supplier’s compliance with the Supplier Code of Conduct at Belden’s discretion. If Belden is not satisfied with a supplier’s responses to audit requests or access provided to Belden to confirm compliance with the Supplier Code of Conduct, Belden reserves the right to decline making any further purchases from such supplier. If a supplier is determined to have violated the Supplier Code of Conduct, Belden expressly reserves the right to take any action it deems appropriate, including, but not limited to, termination of the relationship with the violating supplier.
DUTY TO REPORT
Anyone who is aware of any Belden supplier or partner that is in violation of the Belden Supplier Code of Conduct is encouraged to report such violation on a confidential basis through the Belden Compliance Team (consisting of the Belden Legal and Internal Audit departments)
Reporting Violations
Global Ethics Hotline: 800-461-9330
Web: www.belden.com/ethics
Email: ombudsman@belden.com
Specific country contact information can also be found on Belden’s website.
The Legal Department will contact the sender and acknowledge receipt of the reported violation within five business days. Acknowledgement of receipt of the report shall be made via the same method as it was received. For example, if an anonymous report is made through the hotline, acknowledgement of the receipt of the anonymous report will also be made through the hotline.
All reports will be promptly investigated and appropriate corrective action will be taken if warranted by the investigation.
CONFIDENTIALITY
Reports of violations or suspected violations will be kept confidential to the extent possible, regardless of which reporting avenue is chosen.
RELATED RESOURCES
- Belden’s Supplier Code of Conduct
Environment
Learn more about Belden's commitment to protecting the envionment. We proudly strive to stay ahead of the curve with industry environmental initiatives such as REACH, RoHS, and more.
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LEED Credits
LEED's purpose is to create buildings that are resource efficient, using less energy and water to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
It is designed to focus on the materials used in a project, specifically looking at their effects on human health and the environment. Through several certification processes, Belden's products are being awarded with EPDs, MHAs, and HPDs to help our customers reach their LEED certification goals.
Cabling and LEED Whitepaper
Green buildings have a lot to live up to. They aim to decrease energy, water and material usage, as well as reduce negative impacts on people and the environment.
