Many different industries are now setting standards to Bearing companies for compliance with ethical guidelines, materials and on environmental issues.

These contracts require a declaration from Bearing companies for proper corporate social responsibility and obligation to common law that ensures ethical behavior and credible conduct.

Bearing manufacturers accountability to this compliance is rigid and without challenge for variation, in other words all sections of the Bearing Industry are under the microscope for maximum corporate governance.

The BICC President Ian McPherson states: "The Bearing Industry Code of Conduct provides this necessary governance for compliance including that of whistleblower" adding, the failure to sign these Industry contracts or the violation of compliance will automatically cancel the right to supply".

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