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Summary: Marathon Code Of Business Conduct

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The company that I have chosen is, Marathon Petroleum Corporation, which is the company where I am presently employed. Marathon has companies globally. Marathon has Consumer Protection and Consumer Privacy policies and procedures in place to enforce the ethical standards departmentally and environmentally. Responsibility to the Public Customers Each of us has important responsibilities to our customers. While some of us are closer to customers than others, we all should think in terms of how our customers might feel about how we conduct business and we should act accordingly (Code of Business Conduct, n.d.). Customers depend on us to be true to our word. Nothing undermines our reputation faster than misrepresenting ourselves, or engaging in manipulation, concealment, abuse of privileged …show more content…

● Safely use, handle, transport and dispose of all raw materials, products and wastes. ● Help others that we work with to understand their environmental responsibilities. ● Strive for continuous improvement of our environmental performance, in partnership with government agencies, contractors and communities (Code of Business Conduct, n.d.). Our environmental commitment is a responsibility shared by everyone. No one can assume it is the job of someone else (Code of Business Conduct, n.d.). Marathon has Environmental Specialist at each location. Their main focus is to adhere to the governments standards. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) conducts multiple inspections to make sure that Marathon is following the preset guidelines. Communities We are privileged to do business in many communities. As citizens of those communities, we must always act responsibly. This means conducting our operations safely and being prepared for emergencies that may occur. We give back to our communities by actively supporting and participating in hundreds of civic and charitable causes (Code of Business Conduct,

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