Safety

The safety and health of all employees of Aldag / Honold Mechanical, Inc. are of primary importance. The prevention of work-related injuries and illnesses is integrated into the overall operations procedures and productivity goals. Safety is practiced by all employees at all times.

Each policy, procedure and program implemented by Aldag / Honold Mechanical, Inc. follows four basic strategies:

• Management leadership and employee involvement.
• Worksite analysis.
• Hazard prevention and control.
• Safety and health training.

All aspects of our safety and health program are intended to attain one objective – the prevention of injuries, illnesses and accidents. We believe it is possible to create and maintain an injury-free work environment for all our employees. Our safety and health program is designed to reduce the number of injuries to a minimum; our ultimate goal is zero accidents, injuries and illnesses.

Aldag / Honold Mechanical, Inc. employees of the Sheet Metal Workers Local 18 and Mechanical Contractors Association of Wisconsin Local 400 are included in the Substance Abuse Testing and Assistance Program.

AWARDS

• AGC Wisconsin – Excellence in Safety Award – Six years
• Wisconsin Council of Safety – Corporate Safety Award – Two years
• Wisconsin Council of Safety – Excellence in Safety Award – Four years
• Mechanical Contractors Association – Safety Excellence Award – Six years
• Sheet Metal and Air Conditioning Contractors’ National Association – Safety Excellence Award Program – Eleven years
• Sheboygan Area Safety Council – Safety Excellence Award – Four years

Aldag / Honold Mechanical, Inc. takes great pride in our safety program and the resulting experience Modifier Rates to be well below the industry average.

EXPERIENCE MODIFIER RATES (EMR)

• 2009 – .77
• 2008 – .74
• 2007 – .76
• 2006 – .68
• 2005 – .65
• 2004 – .55
• 2003 – .74
• 2002 – .68
• 2001 – .68
• 2000 – .65

TOTAL MANHOURS

• 2000 – 195,744
• 2001 – 187,950
• 2002 – 170,704
• 2003 – 172,511
• 2004 – 175,391
• 2005 – 150,064
• 2006 – 155,768
• 2007 – 165,311
• 2008 – 149,086
• 2009 - 112,910

LOST WORKDAY INCIDENT RATES

• 1999 – 1.97
• 2000 – 3.06
• 2001 – 1.06
• 2002 – 0
• 2003 – 0
• 2004 – 1.1
• 2005 – 0
• 2006 – 2.6
• 2007 – 0
• 2008 – 1.3
• 2009 - 0