SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 30 -- U.S. top aircraft manufacturer Boeing Company (Boeing) said Monday it is taking enhanced measures including the creation of a new unit to elevate its safety focus upon recommendations by its board of directors.

Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg said the new Product and Services Safety organization will be led by Beth Pasztor, who is a 34-year Boeing veteran that previously served as vice president of safety, security and compliance for Boeing Commercial Airplanes, where she was responsible for integrating product safety and regulatory compliance actions and initiative.

The team will review "all aspects of product safety, including investigating cases of undue pressure and anonymous product and service safety concerns raised by employees," Muilenburg said.

Pasztor will also oversee Boeing's accident investigation team, safety review boards and its "Organization Designation Authorization," the company's engineering and technical experts representing the Federal Aviation Administration in airplane certification activities.

She will report to the Aerospace Safety Committee of the company's board of directors and Greg Hyslop, Boeing chief engineer and senior vice president of Engineering, Test and Technology.

Muilenburg said the Boeing actions followed a series of recommendations from its board of directors that emerged from a five-month review of company's policies and processes for airplane design and development by a specially appointed committee.

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