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News Headlines
15 August 2008
Takeover Bid Now in Rethink at 8 percent
6 August 2008
Counterfeit Bearings Attract $50,000 Reward
2 August 2008
Schaeffler Should Reconsider Continental Plunge
31 July 2008
US Judge Angry at Price Fixing Cartel
29 July 2008
German Corporate Hangover
15 July 2008
Bearing Industry Vulnerable to Schaeffler & Continental
11 July 2008
SAE-ACBG Bearing Conference Sept 23-25 2008
At BOEING - Everett WA. USA
10 July 2008
Non Verified Claims of Counterfeit Bearings Installs
Unwanted State of Alert to Other Industries & Countries
1 July 2008
Aerospace Industry
in Bearing Rethink
27 June 2008
BICC Presentation to BRBMA India
18 June 2008
"Brandjacking" Safety Problems
For Conduct Regulators
7 June 2008
BICC Proposed Aerospace Specification CoC
23 May 2008
CEOs Can Nurture Hot Spots Accepting Change
22 May 2008
BICC forges with DGF International Group
14 May 2008
Price Fixing Scams Enter US Courts
10 May 2008
SAE International Acknowledgement
6 May 2008
Ferrari Community Endorses BICC
30 April 2008
Gas Emisions Now Gravest Scenario
Transportation of Bearings Big Offender
11 April 2008
New benefits to BICC members for internal
company Code of Practise to incorporate
1 April 2008
Warnings for “Cashing-in” on GREEN Marketing
17 March 2008
PricewaterHouseCoopers Conference with BICC
13 March 2008
Food & Beverage Industry Endorses BICC
12 March 2008
BICC to Present at Mechanics Exhibition Parma, ITALY
8 March 2008
BICC going Green on Environmental Issues “Bearing Miles” or “Kilometres Kugel”
23 February 2008
The
USA Bearing Conference, Nashville TN. April 15-17 2008
16 February 2008
NASA remembers Columbia’s Disaster 5 years ago
11 February 2008
Japan again Acknowledges China as World Counterfeiter
26 January 2008
BICC Steps up Watchdog Role
16 January 2008
India releases Low Cost Car at 2008 Expo
9 January 2008
BICC considers SAE Standards Committee
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The Bearing Industry Code of Conduct is a Non-Profit Organisation having endorsements from Public Utilities, Chamber of Commerce and Related Institutions.
The BICC reports on events, matters & news items about the Global Bearing Industry but does not endorse Commercial Statements.
Bearing Industry Code of Conduct Statement
Today’s International Business requirements have vastly changed demanding guidelines, controls and regulations to improve standards. Almost all Global Industries have incorporated a Code of Conduct to satisfy good practice, excellence & Corporate Governance for Manufacturers & Distributors. The Bearing Industry is no different to any other International Business and needs certain clarifications & controls to avoid improper behavior and give to the public domain the assurances required by the formation & the management of an Global Bearing Industry Code of Conduct.
Many Bearing Manufacturers & Distributors are unaware of the importance to Safety & Consumer Legal requirements especially when Ball & Roller Bearings can be readily sought from country to country without guidelines to that of an acceptable Global Code ensuring maximum business ethics are achieved.
There are some Stock Exchange listed Bearing Businesses that comply to an Internal “Code” of practice or business procedures for reporting & accountability to shareholders. This does not address or comply with any Global Industry Code of Conduct nor does it give assurances that their partners & traders are adopting Industry standards.
This document will Endeavour to give such guidelines especially to the general public the necessary protection for Safety & Consumer issues throughout the various stages of Manufacturing, Distributing and the general use by the Ball & Roller Bearing Industry.
SAE - ACBG
Airframe Control Bearings Group Committee
Overview
The objective of the Airframe Control Bearing Group (ACBG)is to provide industry experience and state of the art technology for airframe bearings, and issue as appropriate, published documents known as SAE Aerospace Standards. The focus of the Committees is present and future aircraft airframe control systems, bearings, and associated components.
The ACBG shall be responsible for the preparation, development, maintenance and promotion of all relevant specifications, standards, and requirements for airframe bearings, control system components, and associated hardware used in the design and construction of aerospace mechanical systems and subsystems. The ACBG shall also coordinate with other organizations for lubricants, control cables, and locking devices and shall utilize and promote the use of specifications published by those organizations. The ACBG shall function as a forum for technology transfer as it affects the Airframe bearing and control systems industry and for the enhancement of distribution channels.
SAE Staff Representatives: Maureen Lemankiewicz
mlemank@sae.org
www.dgfoundation.org
DGF International Group
www.ebearing.com
Ohio, U.S.A.
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