The Mundy Companies Contact Us Home Careers Maintenance Turnarounds Projects Operations Rotating Equipment Blog Technology SAFETY Our #1 CORE VALUE The Mundy Companies is dedicated to the health and safety of all employees for both Mundy and our clients. Mundy was founded on safety being the #1 core value and have continued to strive for Goal Zero throughout our 65+ years of service. We take pride in our safety culture as we know our employees are our greatest asset. We understand that working within our competency levels prevents accidents and injuries. Our safety culture is what defines us as a company and sets us apart from the competition. SAFETY On a corporate level, our management commitment is second to none - the Owners and Executive management's motto is "Flawless Execution in everything we do” with safety, quality, productivity, and environmentalism in mind. At the job site level, our safety performance and metrics speaks for itself - our safety key performance indicators rank in the first quartile for competitors, consequently we also experience low accident rates, low turnover, low absenteeism, and high productivity. This can be attributed to our employee involvement. We encourage employee participation via the Behavior-based Safety Observation program, which is where our employees go beyond "the call of duty" to identify unsafe conditions and behaviors and intervene to correct them. This level of commitment is a hallmark of a true safety culture where safety is an integral part of daily operations. Our safety culture is driven from the top down with an expectation from Mundy Owners that no one gets hurt, neither an employee from Mundy nor anyone we work with.

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