In May, a Seattle Times investigation found that Boeing engineers who were officially designated to be the FAA's eyes and ears faced heavy pressure from Boeing managers to limit safety analysis and testing so the company could meet its schedule and keep down costs. Boeing said the new internal organization would be headed by a vice president who reports directly to company leadership. It also would be tasked with overseeing Boeing's Accident Investigations Team, safety review boards and investigations of "cases of undue pressure and anonymous product and service safety concerns raised by employees," according to the announcement from CEO Dennis Muilenburg and board members detailing the recommendations. The new structure "should increase awareness and reporting of, and accountability for, safety issues within the company," Boeing said. Boeing's board also recommended making permanent an Aerospace Safety Committee created in August.