Goals

Reed and Reed, like all successful enterprises, recognizes that long-term success depends on a steady sense of purpose. We know the importance of setting goals, establishing strategies for achieving them, and measuring their effects. Without these fundamental steps, operational and strategic improvements become a matter of happenstance rather than purpose.

Accordingly, all Reed & Reed companies share a commitment to three basic principles:

• Safety
• Quality
• Performance

The benefits of achieving these goals accrue to clients, employees, subcontractors, suppliers and company management alike.

Safety begins with commitment – and, to be successful, all levels of the organization must make that commitment. From one end of our organization to the other, the commitment to safety is our number one priority.

Some important elements of our Safety Program are:

• Job-specific safety plans
• Job-specific hazard identification and analysis
• Full-time safety director
• On-site safety training
• Off-site safety training
• Pre-hire physical exams
• Pre-hire drug screening
• Weekly safety meetings at jobsites
• Daily job site stretching and exercise regime
• In-depth monthly safety audits of every project
• Job site inspections by safety director and insurance carriers
• Employee Assistance Program
• Mandatory Eye Protection
• Daily employee - supervisor jobsite inspections
• OSHA 10 hour training for all employees

Reed and Reed knows that quality is a matter of pride as well as responsibility. We take great pride in our work, and quality is a direct measure of our success. We are also bound by responsibility to our clients to provide top-quality construction that will perform and endure for many years to come.

Our focus on quality is broken down into four areas:

• Workmanship: Quality workmanship depends on skill and responsibility at the craftsman and supervisor level, and we believe our people are the best.
  
• Materials: Quality materials are an essential starting point. We are constantly evaluating materials to see if new or substitute materials can provide a superior end product.
  
• Design: Although design is usually performed by a third party, we constantly look for ways to improve a design - resulting in a better product, at lower cost, delivered early.
  
• Process: The construction process involves coordination and cooperation between all parties involved. We seek active engagement of the owner, designer, subcontractors and other stakeholders from beginning to end of a project, assuring that we achieve the highest possible quality.