Safety Policy
MAPCO, Inc. has been engaged in construction activities for 18 years, since 1991. Mike A. Padron, President of MAPCO, Inc. has developed and maintained a strong safety work ethic which permeates throughout the whole company structure.
Great pride has been taken in a continuing concern for the safety and health of all our employees. NO single feature of our work is of greater importance. Safety must be a daily concern of each person, along with productivity, quality, cost control and morale. Circumstances will sometimes require a decision on which of these factors has priority. When such decisions must be made, SAFETY IS FIRST.
Our commitment is to make our offices, projects and operations as safe as humanly possible. Construction projects by their nature, present an environment where people have a greater chance for injury. The point is that accidents can be prevented and that people who consistently practice SAFETY AWARENESS will be less likely to be injured or cause injury to their fellow workers. It is mandatory that every person employed by MAPCO, Inc. be continually aware of this commitment to safety. Taking Care of Business means taking care of all aspects of our business and a Safe Work Environment is the foundation that we build our business upon.
Our company operations are to be carried out in compliance with Safety and Health regulations promulgated by Federal, State and Local Governments. We are morally bound to instruct our fellow workers to recognize and correct unsafe conditions.
The results of our safety efforts will affect our overall success in the construction industry. Our goal is an accident free workplace with the traditional outstanding MAPCO, Inc quality and timeliness.
FEATURED PROJECT
Renovate Builing 3304 for CPAC
Contract #: W9126G-04-D-0029
Task/Delivery Order #: 0015
The entire project was managed by MAPCO, Inc. The quality control, safety and inspection processes were designed and incorporated as a cross-functional approach to ensure that services exceeded customer requirements. Additionally, the procurement process of obtaining materials to support the operation of the project was spear-headed by MAPCO’s project manager. The project design, drywall installation, flooring, framing, demolition, and painting were all self-performed.
IN THE NEWS
State-of-the-art Checkpoint Now Open - Highway 90
W9126G-04-D-0029 Task Order 0029
by Dennis Smith - Public Affairs Specialist-Border Patrol
Monday afternoon, the U.S. Border Patrol opened a new state-of-the-art checkpoint on Highway 90 near Cline. The new all-weather Border Patrol Checkpoint opened at approximately 1 p.m. This is the first of its kind to be constructed in Del Rio Sector. Located nine miles west of the Uvalde Post Office on U.S. Highway 90, the new facility will provide a much safer working environment for agents by moving vehicle inspection off the busy roadway.
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