1.1 Supplier Exemptions Jabil recognizes that the requirements imposed on a supplier may vary based on the type of Good or Service provided. This comprehensive set of requirements is broken in to three (3) different supplier types, which drive the expectations for supply base: 1) Direct Material Suppliers ? Suppliers that provide materials that are an integral part of the finished product. These suppliers must adhere to this entire set of requirements and are not exempt from any defined requirement. This includes, but is not limited to direct material components, flux, solder, adhesives, production chemicals, lubricants, etc. ? For avoidance of doubt, material (or component) distributors that do not manufacture but supply materials that are an integral part of the finished product are also classified as Direct Material Suppliers. Such distributors are also required to drive their manufacturing source(s) to the requirements specified in this document and report to Jabil of any deviations observed. 2) Indirect Material Suppliers ? Suppliers that provide material or goods which do not become an integral part of the finished product. These Indirect Material Suppliers are exempt from certain Supplier requirements which are denoted throughout this manual by a 1 ? Suppliers of materials that are directly used in or on production may not be exempt and are treated as a Direct Material Supplier. Some products include but are not limited to flux, solder, adhesives, production chemicals, lubricants, etc. Questions regarding these requirements should be directed to your Jabil contact. 00-MT60-1000-00605 RevisionK