encourage excellence in safety and pollution prevention, the department says.

The program began in 1999, and is for a company's performance the previous year. British Petroleum has won the award once before, in 1992.*1025 activities such as sports, and engage in physical touching and sexual activity. Ordahl's circulatory condition affects his ability to walk, stand, sit, and participate in recreational activities.
Ordahl was first employed by FTI in 1979 as a machinist, at which time Ordahl informed FTI of his impairments. According to Ordahl, during his tenure at FTI he worked on a variety of machines performing all of the main machining functions, and at the time of his dismissal was capable of operating any machine in the workshop. In 1998, FTI began purchasing new, more sophisticated machines that required less manual operation and more computer programming skill. According to Ordahl, he repeatedly requested computer training on the new machines, particularly the "Tacumi," but was turned down by management. According to Ordahl