Western Specialty Contractors
They are known for delivering complex, large
scale projects, particularly in the commercial and industrial sectors.
The company has a robust portfolio, ranging from skyscrapers to intricate infrastructure systems.
Their expertise spans from structural repairs to complex waterproofing solutions, serving multiple industries, including residential, commercial, and industrial markets.
Standout projects include historic building restorations, major public works, and cutting
edge commercial spaces.
In recent years, they've expanded their capabilities to offer specialized services in areas like waterproofing, coatings, and concrete restoration.
With a deep commitment to quality, they are often selected for high
stakes projects that demand precision, skill, and experience.
Be the kind of company good people want to work for, for their entire career
Physical protection of people and property
Development and growth of our people
Opportunity for targeted personal growth
Trust among all employees throughout the organization
Customer
driven/industry leader
Pride in what we do and touch (work, facilities, work areas and company assets)
Decisions made at lowest appropriate level
Highest integrity
Profitability as a result of doing the right things right
Current ownership stability
Committed to protecting the environment by ensuring services do not generate or release materials that could harm the environment.
Continually assess the environmental impact of all activities through risk assessments in safety and enterprise risk management meetings.
Evaluate environmental performance on job sites through measurement and monitoring by field safety managers, loss
control reps, and industrial hygienists.
Purchase and use non
hazardous products/raw materials to reduce VOC emissions and other harmful elements.
Re
emphasize environmental programs and provide training through new
employee orientations, branch manager meetings, superintendent development, and safety meetings.
Set targets to control hazardous/waste materials storage and establish regular disposal plans with licensed hazardous disposal companies.
Research and evaluate state
of
the
art equipment for dust control, fume control, and improving fleet mpg with annual benchmarks.
Work with owners, designers, and GCs to select lowest
VOC emitting products that meet quality requirements.
Safety Director/Safety Department monitors progress through regular management meetings.
