Tedea-Huntleigh is aware of the concern for year 2000 compliance and is taking action to avoid interruption of our operations with regards to and not limited to the following:

Business Computer System

We will examine our material systems can and will plan and procure raw materials, manufacture, ship, and communicate shipments, etc. to our customer’s through the year 2000. We will be able to pay employees, produce financial statements and conduct normal business not directly related to supplying our customers with goods and services in the year 2000. Being leap year compliant (Feb. 29, 2000).

Technical Infrastructure

We will examine our operating systems, CPU’s, network hardware and software.

End User Computing

We will examine our PC and Server based processes and determine if they will continue to properly function, and determine what needs to take place to.

Suppliers Agents and Service Providers

We will assess the impact these external providers might have on our operation and determine actions necessary to insure they can provide uninterrupted service to our organization.

Manufacturing, Warehousing, and Servicing Equipment

We will examine equipment on our factory floor and warehouse areas looking for devices that may be date dependent, especially microprocessor controlled devices and will implement a plan to upgrade or replace these items.

Environmental Operations in Plants, Offices and Other Sites

We will examine HVAC, security / access, PBX, fire and alarm systems and implement a plan for compliance or replacement.

Dedicated R&D Facilities

We will examine, test and develop facilities and determine if they will be able to accurately continue our R&D activities in the year 2000.