Honda Transmission Mfg. of America, Inc.

The Point

Honda puts words into action supporting national and local communities

INSIDE

THIS EDITION

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Leadership InsightsBusiness Division Technical Advisor, David

Smallwood shares his insight on the

importance of operating with Anti-corruption

and anti- money laundering.

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2020 HTM Graduate Gallery

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2019-2020 HTM Babies

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HTM and The community Working

Together

Komen Race for the Cure and Honda

sponsored African American Male

Wellness Walk

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Safety Awareness

Pre-shift stretching booklet

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David

Smallwood

Business

Division

Technical

Advisor

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In this quarters segment of Leadership Insights we feature David Smallwood. David

has been with Honda for 27 years. He has worked in various rolls in the Accounting dept.

including Dept. Manager. In today’s segment he would like to share the importance of

operating with “Anti-Corruption and Anti-Money Laundering” and how that fits in to

Honda’s goal to be a company that Society wants to exist.

Ohio House Speaker Arrested in $60 Million Bribery Case’ (Columbus Dispatch –

July 21, 2020). Headlines related to mismanagement of money are far too common in

our daily social media feeds and news outlets. Although the Columbus Dispatch article

references a large state government concern in Ohio, very recent matters affecting our

local schools, youth programs, and even Honda can be found in the news today.

Typically, the mismanagement of funds originates in two different forms. The first is

an individualized method and the latter is collusive in nature. This collusive behavior

might contain manipulation of product supplies, abnormal price setting/price fixing, or

bribery. If each of us were to reflect back on our grocery shopping experiences in the

early Covid-19 period, you cannot help but wonder if we did not experience some of

these elements. Nevertheless, unethical activities are typically a result of a lack of

policy, appropriate controls, and proper oversite.

To reduce the risk of the corrupt activities, governments throughout the world have

established antitrust laws and regulations. In addition, most businesses also have

implemented policies and procedures to protect the integrity of the company and

associates. Likewise, Honda has been focused on a goal of conducting all work in an

honest and ethical manner. For Honda to be successful in this goal, Best Practices

have been implemented:

1) Policies and Procedures (located on the HondaWeb/HondaMobile):

Anti-Corruption Policy:

Honda strictly prohibits its associates, or anyone acting on Honda’s behalf, from

offering or receiving bribes in any business transaction or other circumstance. This

prohibition has increased scrutiny and consequences when dealing with

public/government officials.

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Anti-Money Laundering Policy:

Honda prohibits associates from conducting or attempting to conduct a financial

transaction knowing the transaction is designed to conceal unlawful proceeds

2) Effective Controls:

Honda’s Financial and Accounting controls are critical in preventing bribery and

other unlawful activities. Examples of these controls include segregation of

duties, cash authorizations, accounting and finance policies, and competitive bid

processes.

3) “Speak Up, Listen Up”:

Ensure associates are empowered to ask

questions and report concerns to

leadership, Compliance and Ethics, or the

Law Division.

Compliance and Ethics contact information:Call HTM's toll-free number (800-642-5524) to schedule a meeting Dial extension 69556 from any HTM phoneCome see Craig Fultz, HTM's Compliance & Ethics Secretariat, in Administration or call 1-937210-0578Our toll-free number, 1-800-642-5524, can be dialed from any phone 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

In summary, Honda has implemented

Policies and Procedures along with Effective

Controls in a vigorous endeavor to conduct

all work in an honest and ethical manner.

Although these Best Practices have been

implemented, I am aware of several cases at

both HTM and other Honda companies over the years where inappropriate and even

unlawful activities have taken place. When Honda becomes aware of these

events, appropriate actions have been taken which includes modification of the

controls. As a Honda team, it is important for each of us to understand that we

are all very important in the Compliance and Ethics process. If something does

not seem right, we must speak up. We are the eyes and ears of HTM and

Honda.

From our kitchen to your kitchenfeaturing AVI’s own

Mark Campbell and Sherri Snyder

This Quarters RecipeChicken Nanban

What’s in it? How do you prepare it?

Note: Ingredient amounts may be modified based on number of servings needed. 4

Thaw chicken breast under cold running water, or, in

cooler overnight.

Pat dry. Pound chicken breast to even thickness using

meat mallet.

Mix flour with salt & pepper. Set aside

Mix egg with water to form egg wash. Set aside.

Mix all ingredients for dipping sauce in sauce pan on

stovetop. Bring sauce to a boil and turn off heat.

Store heated sauce on steam table at 140˚. –Recipe

on next page.

Dredge chicken breast in flour. Shake off excess flour.

Dip chicken breast into egg wash followed, once

again, by dredging in flour.

Place chicken breast in preheated 350˚ deep fryer.

Cook until golden brown with an internal

temperature of 180˚. Allow excess grease to be

removed. Hold on steamtable at 140˚ for no longer

than 20 minutes.

To serve, Dip deep fried chicken breast into dipping

sauce. Place on shredded cabbage.

Serve 2oz nanban sauce over chicken. Recipe on next

page.

INGREDIENTS: QUANTITY:

Chicken Breast, 5oz 10ea

Flour, all purpose 2 cup (8oz)

Kosher Salt 1 T (1/2oz)

Black Pepper 2 tsp (.1oz)

Egg Mix, scrambled 1 cup (8oz)

Water 1 cup (8oz)

Dipping Sauce

Soy Sauce 1 cup (8oz)

Sugar 3/4 cup (6oz)

Rice Vinegar 1 cup (8oz)

Nanban Sauce2 1/2 cup

(20oz)

Cabbage, shredded 15oz

Yields 10-5 oz. servings

From our kitchen to your kitchenfeaturing AVI’s own

Mark Campbell and Sherri Snyder

This Quarters RecipeChicken Nanban Sauce

What’s in it? How do you prepare it?

Note: Ingredient amounts may be modified based on number of servings needed.

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Grate, or fine chop, hard cooked egg in mixing bowl.

Add remaining ingredients and mix well. Allow sauce to

set (in cooler) for 1 to 2 hours before serving.

Store sauce in approved covered container at 41˚ or

below until needed for service.

INGREDIENTS: QUANTITY:

Hard Boiled Egg 4 ea

Onion, minced 3/4 cup (6oz)

Pickle Relish 1/2 cup (4oz)Mayonnaise, Hvy 3 cup (24oz)

Ketchup 1/2 cup (4oz)

Kosher Salt 1 T (1/2oz)Black Pepper 2 tsp (.1oz)

Lemon Juice 1/4 cup (2oz)

Yields 23- 2 oz. servings

Thank you for all the Doors of Encouragement design submissions. This was the 6th year for HTM to participate in the Logan County fundraising activity. This year’s event raised a total of $43,000 for the Logan County Cancer Society.

Throughout the year HTM has been challenged by COVID-19. With each challenge we have found opportunity to overcome these obstacles and move forward stronger, this includes our community outreach. We were able to participate in the Komen Race for the Cure as well as the Honda sponsored African American Male Wellness Walk. Please look out for more upcoming activities to support the communities that we work and live in.

HTM and the Community Working Together

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Oct 1 – 31 2020

HTM United Way Campaign

Methods to make a pledge:

At: WWW.UWLOGAN.ORG/HTM

or Text: HTMUW to 44321

You will have an option to select which county United Way should direct your gift.

Congratulationsto all

2020 graduates and their families!

Jennifer A. MartinezBellefontaine City SchoolsDaughter of Lorgia Martinez-4WD

Gloria DarnellHomeschooledDaughter of Larry Darnell-PC

Dakota EvansMarysville Early College High SchoolSon of Mark Evans 4WD

Audrey Maize SturgillUpper Scioto ValleyDaughter of Jason & Susan Sturgill-Ferrous and 4WD

Miranda Ralee ArnoldIndian Lake High SchoolDaughter of Tonya Purcell-AT Line 5

Bailey GammellRiverside HighschoolSon of Adam & Mandy Gammell-PC

Clayton ReckerOttawa Glandorf High SchoolSon of Chris Recker-Supply Chain Management

Trey R. ConleyWapakoneta Sr. High/Apollo Career CenterSon of Jodi Schleter-MRO

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Dustin Van BuskirkBellefontaine High SchoolSon of Greg & Lena Van Buskirk-Supply Chain Management

Alyssa RubleRidgemont High SchoolDaughter of Robyn Ruble-PC

Alexander E. StewartHardin Northern High SchoolSon of Roy & Tara Stewart-Roy AT Equipment Service

Connor MentzerBellefontaine High SchoolSon of Reese & Rachel Mentzer-Assembly & Assembly Training

Leanna Mae OlivierBen Logan High SchoolDaughter of Tim & ShekinaOlivier-AT Line 4

Ashley FergusonAnna High SchoolDaughter of Jason Ferguson-HPDC

Melinda Dee OlivierBen Logan High SchoolDaughter of Tim & ShekinaOlivier-AT Line 4

LaQunit Luster IILima Senior High SchoolSon of Robin Idom-Ferrous

Jordyn Diana MarshallRiverside High SchoolDaughter of Shannon Marshall-AT Line 5

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Jar Marion King LusterBirthdate: Aug. 15, 2019Weight/length: 7 lbs. 5 oz./21 in.Child of LaQunit Luster II and Daunjanai LongGrandchild of Robin IdomRobin works in Heat Treat

New Additions to the Family

Hudson Ray StoverBirthdate: Nov. 1, 2019Weight/length: 8lbs/20.75 in.Parents: Donnie & Jessica StoverGrandparents: Jamie & Laurie DaviaLaurie works in Assembly

Nora Therese SpringBirthdate: June 3, 2020Weight: 8 lbs. 2 oz.Child of Trevor & Leann SpringGrandchild of Mike & Vicky Spring. Mike works in Assembly

Leighton Olivia HatfieldBirthdate: March 10, 2020Weight/length: 6lbs. 8oz/19 in.Child of Brandon and Olivia Harfield. Brandon works in ALMC

Ronnie Joe HarroldBirthdate: May 3, 2019Weight/length 6 lbs. 3 oz./19.5 in.Grandchild of Carl & Shannon Marshall. Shannon works AT Line 5

Congratulations to all the parents and grandparents!

Thank you for sharing your joy !

Bexley Madison JacksonBirthdate: June 8, 2020 Weight/length: 6lbs. 9 oz./19.5 in.Child of Brandon & Brooke Jackson. Brandon works in Ferrous

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New Additions to the Family

Emberly Marie PflugBirthdate: Feb. 4, 2020Weight/length: 7 lbs. 8 oz./20 in.Child of Geordan & Ashley Pflug Geordan works in Facilities

Elliana Heather HoweBirthdate: Dec. 12, 2019Weight/length: 9 lbs. 5oz./19 in.Grandchild of Tonya Broadstone works in AT-Line 4

Hayden June TaylorBirthdate: June 11, 2020Weight: 7lbs./10 oz.Grandchild of Tonya Purcell. Tonya work in AT Line 5

Harrison Jacob SellBirthdate: July 1, 2020Weight/length: 7lbs. 9 oz./20 in.Grandchild of Joel WilsonJoel works in PED

Chainz Eric MundyBirthdate: Jan. 28, 2020Weight/length: 6lbs.3 oz./19 in. Granchild of Jason and Susan Sturgill. Jason works in Ferrous and Susan works in 4WD Assembly

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Beckett Rex AtchisonBorn: 4/2/2020Weight/Length: 7lbs, 12oz/20.5 in.Child of LeighAnn(Jason) Atchison Leighann works in RSG

Nolan Steven Luck JohnBirthdate: January 27, 2020Weight: 7lbs 4ozChild of Sarah Henderson & Cory JohnGrandchild of Scott and Taimi Henderson. Scott works in Plant Management

New Additions to the Family

Elijah Grayson HawkinsBirthdate: Nov. 12, 2019Weight/length: 7 lbs. 13 oz./19.5 in.Child of Tricia Hawkins Tricia works in Assembly

Millie Luella WillisBirthdate: July 29, 2020Weight/length: 9 lbs. 5 oz./20.25 in.Grandchild of Jim & Lori Smith Jim works in ALMC and Lori works in MQ

Ezra LeeBirthdate: July 15, 2019Weight/length: 8lbs. 6 oz./21 in.Grandchild of Kimberly H. Kimberly works in Production Control

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Bryson Timothy WeyantBirthdate: April 18, 2020Weight/length: 6lbs. 10 oz./19 in.Child of Cole Weyant & Whitney ArseneauGrandchild of Tim Weyant ALMC Tooling dept.

New Additions to the Family

Jaxen Dean LathamBirthdate: Jan. 1, 2020Weight/length: 8lbs. 8 oz./21 in.Grandchild of Jodi Schleter. Jodi works in MRO

Fawn Nicole PurteeBirthdate: June 12, 2020Weight/length: 6lbs. 9 oz./19.5 in.Granchild of Jason and Susan Sturgill. Jason works in Ferrous and Susan works in 4WD Assembly

HTM’s 1st Safety Slogan Winner

Brando Garza

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Safety Awareness

Sprains and Strains are the most common injury. How can they be prevented?

1. Warming up with pre-shift stretches. Here are some examples of stretches that you can do before you start your process each day.

There are three simple things to remember

Sprains and Strains are over 50% or HTM’s reported injuries in 97 Ki

Injury Type

2. Ensure that you are following your Standard Operating Procedures.

3.Report any discomfort right away.

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Folding directions for Pre-Shift Stretching Guide

RECOGNITION

25 YEAR ANNIVERSAYHarold NeateJennifer CrowlAngela BeltzDolly Lones

20 YEAR ANNIVERSAYGeorge Hackett IVKaren Hoaglin

15 YEAR ANNIVERSAYChris HopkinsRobert KovarWeifeng WangDavid HollonChad MatthewsDuane WilliamsMatthew Jenkins

IN

July August

July/August

35 YEAR ANNIVERSAYJill Brunke

30 YEAR ANNIVERSAYCorey HamburgerSteve Koons

20 YEAR ANNIVERSAYJeffery BothelMark EvansMarc StewartDouglas McBride

15 YEAR ANNIVERSAYKenneth FailsJohn WoodcockJesse Hefner

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Ferrous ALMC

Ben VennekotterPatrick Walton

Anthony Zolfo

Retirement

New Hire Co Op July/Aug. 2020

Welcome

July July August

36 YEARCarl Jenkins

22 YEAR Cindy Carnes

36 YEAR Chris Morehart

Kent SchultzDwight P. Hamilton

34 YearsRonald Wood

21 YEAR Marsha Koontz

34 YEARJill Brunke

33 YearsHarry HolbrookKeith A. Danner

Larry Neeley

16 YearsManuel Sales

33 YEAR James Carpenter

26 YearsRobyn Miller

15 YearsTom Yaussy

22 YEAR Rick Schrader

25 Years

Harold Neate14 Years

Edgar DavisMark BraatzDean Sibold

18 YEARRichard Miller

13 YearsDave Daniel

15 Years

Duane Williams

Tom Lewis

Retirements

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Congratulationsto all

Associates!

UpcomingEVENTS 2020

October 10th

November 11th

Biometric Screening

October 15th 8:30 AM- 7:00 PM American Red Cross Blood Drive

September 26th Cover with Care –NHC-Blanket making event

November 12th

Main Event

November 26th

Thanksgiving

November 25th – December 2nd

Fleet Sale

October 7th – 14thFleet Sale

Look for more events to come. 18

Cover with Care –NHC-Blanket making event

Qually T wants you to

know the Safety Slogan

t-shirts are

on the way!