Integrity

We do the right things the right way: it's the cornerstone of our relationships with every stakeholder.

Conducting Business Around the World

Operating internationally is a privilege — one we never want to place at risk. If you move products, services or technology across borders for ATI, you have an important responsibility.

What Can You Do?

Know what’s required. Comply with global trade laws, regulations and restrictions associated with the countries in which we work. Direct all questions about our trade compliance policies and procedures to ATI’s Law Department.
Obtain any required licenses or other government approvals before exporting, re-exporting or importing. Provide timely, accurate and complete descriptions in applications, and submit appropriate documentation, as required. Remember that the requirements of more than one country may apply to a single transaction.
Respect trade sanctions. Never transact business with countries that are subject to United States, European Union or other applicable trade embargoes or economic sanctions.
Be careful. Never engage in — or support — boycotts or exclude individuals, groups or countries in violation of U.S. anti-boycott laws.

On the Job

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