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Habitat for Humanity Gets Their Own New Home - (8/19/2009)
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MTech Group is proud to help Habitat for Humanity get into their new office and celebrate their 30th Anniversary. You can read the complete story here: http://www.habitatmetrodenver.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=160&Itemid=1
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Safety Program Recognized - (5/22/2009)
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The ABC Rocky Mountain Safety Awards Banquet was held last night and MTech Group earned the STEP (Safety Training Evaluation Process) Platinum award for our excellent safety record in 2008.
The Platinum STEP award is given only to companies that received a Platinum or Gold STEP award in the previous two years. This ensures that only companies who are consistently safe receive this prestigious award. MTech is proud to be recognized for our continued effort in Safety.
In attendance were Thomas Dean, President, Angie Rubeck, HR Manager and Daren Kipp, MTech Safety Director, to accept the award on behalf of everyone at MTech.
Thank you and congratulations to all of the MTech employees and families for a safe year and many more to come.
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MTech Adds LEED Accredited Professionals - (3/10/2009)
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MTech is going green. As one of Colorado’s top true Design Build Mechanical Contractors we understand the importance of sustainability in today’s construction market. We have made the commitment to become experts of the USGBC LEED certification process. Our thorough understanding of the LEED rating system and our early involvement at the design level will help determine which credits may be achievable at the best value to the owner. Not only have we participated on 20+ LEED projects, but we recently added 8 more LEED Accredited Professionals to our staff.
80% of our Engineering Services Group are LEED Accredited Professionals.
76% of our Preconstruction Services Group are LEED Accredited Professionals.
We expect to add more LEED Accredited Professionals this fall!
Continue to watch as MTech adds to our expertise and technical knowledge.
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Silver ACE Award for Mile Hi Church - (11/24/2008)
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Each year Associated General Contractors (AGC) hosts the ACE Awards which recognize Excellence in Construction. The ACE Award is highly regarded in our industry and this year a record number of entries were submitted and close to 700 people attended the awards ceremony.
MTech entered two projects for ACE Awards:
The New Sanctuary Building at Mile Hi Church in the Meeting a Challenge of a Difficult Project, and
The Westin Riverfront Resort and Spa in the Project of the Year over $10 million, Specialty Contractor.
The ACE Award ceremony was held November 21, 2008, and MTech is excited to announce that we took home the Silver Award for the New Sanctuary Building at Mile Hi Church.
The project of the year category held some tough competition and unfortunately, The Westin was not recognized on stage. While we would have liked the recognition, everyone at MTech is please by the job that was done by all involved on the project and we can be proud of our effort.
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MTech Wins Ace Awards - (10/22/2007)
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Every year AGC hosts the ACE Awards which recognize Excellence in Construction.
This year MTech entered two projects into the competition.
Park Hyatt Beaver Creek in the Most Difficult Project, Specialty Contractor and
EPA Region 8 Headquarters in the Project of the Year $6-$10 million, Specialty Contractor.
The awards ceremony was held October 19, 2007 and we are excited to report that MTech took home two awards. We won the Bronze award for the Park Hyatt project and first place, the ACE Award, for the EPA project. Congratulations to everyone that has worked on these projects, it really took a team effort!
The Golden Hard Hat is another award given to great projects. Many of the projects that MTech took part in this year were recognized and we want to say Great Job to all of the project teams for these projects as well!
Bronze Hard Hat Award, Outstanding Private Project - Rio Tinto Minerals Headquarters
Gold Hard Hat Award, Outstanding Restoration/ Renovation Project - Colo Spgs Fine Arts Center
Gold Hard Hat Award, Outstanding Religious Facility Project - First Congregational Church
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MTech Announces WellTech - Our New Wellness Program - (7/1/2007)
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In May MTech announced its new Wellness Program. The program is designed to help employees find out what their personal health risks are, if any, and can then offer advice of steps that can be taken to improve their health. Anyone choosing to participate in this program was given a $25 gift certificate to REI and is also eligible for the annual $100 Wellness Reimbursement.
The program started with voluntary Health Risk Assessments where beginning stats were taken. The assessments included a blood draw and various tests, blood pressure check, height and weight measurements and a body fat percentage measurement. The assessments were offered at 3 locations around Colorado to make it as convenient as possible for all employees to attend.
The results of the assessments were discussed at a meeting on June 28 with one-on-one counselors available to answer any questions someone might have. If you were unable to attend the meeting, your results will be mailed to the address listed on your assessment form.
The results have also been calculated to show the health of MTech employees as a whole. None of the results are linked to a specific person, but rather show any trends seen among the employees. This gives MTech the opportunity to offer relevant resources to employees about ways to improve their health
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MTech Awards Annual Safety Award - (7/1/2007)
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Emilio is being recognized for his implementation of a fall protection plan at the Westin Resort and Spa in Avon. The plan was needed to safely move Boiler Plant equipment.
This plan included the coordination and removal of a strategically located pre-cast concrete panel directly over the boiler and cooling tower plants. Through this hole; the boilers, pumps, tanks, prefabricated pipe, cooling towers, and more were craned in from the ground level which was two stories below. This strategy presented two fall hazards; one which was working directly on the edge of the building directing riggers and the second, a hole in the deck down to the equipment rooms below. Not to mention the other over head hazards and blind areas.
Moving the equipment was an all day process that required a lot of planning and even more team work. Emilio helped to coordinate team members at many different stations, using radios and signals to communicate during this equipment move to ensure everyone was aware of the dangers and the plan to keep everyone safe.
Thank you Emilio, and crew for recognizing the hazard, taking the time to make and implement a plan to mitigate an otherwise very dangerous condition.
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MTech Gets in on the Holiday Spirit - (1/23/2007)
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This past holiday season, MTech hosted a Giving Tree in the lobby of the Denver office. Employees purchased gifts for the Tennyson Center for Children and the Harmony Angels, who give gifts to residents of area nursing homes.
The Tennyson Center for Children is an organization that helps children and their families that are victims of abuse. They provide treatment, education and advocacy programs to help end abuse and neglect. Operation Santa 2006 was the most successful campaign they’ve had. Every child received something on their list, in addition to the classrooms and cottages receiving some needed supplies too.
Harmony Angels is a non-profit organization that helps children and seniors. Throughout the year, Harmony Angles has projects ranging from brining gifts to nursing homes on Mother’s and Father’s Day to collecting coats and clothing for needy children. This year’s Angel Trees for Happy Holidays collected 212 gifts for seniors in nursing homes, as well as 20 fruit baskets.
Thanks to the generosity of the MTech Employees many gifts were donated and we helped to make the holidays brighter for at least 30 children and seniors.
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MTech wins first place WILLIS safety award - (4/3/2006)
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WILLIS AWARD
CONSTRUCTION SAFETY & EXCELLENCE AWARD PROGRAM
Congratulations to each and every employee of MTech! Because of your efforts, MTech has been awarded 1st Place for this National Award!! That is correct, in our category of specialty contractors, we were chosen out of hundreds of applicants across the entire United States.
Why? Our data proves it. Our EMR continues to drop while our workload increases. In simple terms, we promote a culture of safety. We have an obligation to look out for each other every day. More importantly, we have a healthy culture which embraces our loss control program.
Jay Kupec and Thomas Dean were honored to give a presentation to a national awards panel of judges. We only had 15 minutes; 5 minutes for the presentation, and 10 minutes for questions and answers. How do you describe our company culture to someone you have never met in 5 minutes? Our approach was to share with the judges our belief that because people spend a tremendous amount of time at their work, that work must be worthwhile, productive, and safe. We must provide an environment and culture where a safe workplace takes precedence over all things. A place where the priorities are; safety, quality, and productivity - in that order. Profit will follow. A place where we are willing to share information and help people in need.
We know we have the majority (if not all) of our co-workers who add to this positive culture every day. We have a cultural momentum to a point that new employees benefit & learn from it. Cramming this into 5 minutes was challenging!
Thanks again to all employees. This is an honor truly earned by every single employee at MTech.
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MTech wins first place ABC National Safety Excellence Award - (4/3/2006)
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ABC, Associated Builders & Contractors, awarded MTech the 1st place STEP award. (STEP = Safety Training and Evaluation Process). This is a national safety excellence award, and MTech is proud to have won 1st place for the second time in a row!!
Steve Kugler was on hand to accept the award on behalf of everyone at MTech.
Thanks again for all of your diligence in keeping our MTech family safe.
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