Sunday Business Post 18.10.2009: Mercury Engineeing receives top construction award

Mercury Engineering Management pictured from left to right are, Colm Burke (General Manager), John Littlefield (Director), Des Ryan (Director), Shay Lacey (Head of Group EHS), Frank Matthews (Director), Mick Kennedy (COO), Rickie Rogers (Director), Jack Priestley (Director).

Mercury Engineering is delighted and honoured to have received the NISO Construction Building Services Award for 2009, which reflects the organisation’s continued commitment to environmental, health & safety.

Established in 1972, Mercury Engineering has developed into the largest multidisciplinary engineering contractor in Ireland, and also operates successfully internationally in location such as Britain, central and eastern Europe, the Middle East and north Africa, employing over 2,000 people.

As a world-class service provider, Mercury Engineering has earned a reputation for getting the job completed to budget, schedule and scope, with environmental health and safety and quality assurance stressed on all projects. Sectors in which Mercury Engineering operated are oil and gas, data centres, pharmaceutical, infrastructure, commercial and retail, hotel and leisure, institutional, manufacturing, healthcare and energy.

To further demonstrate Mercury Engineering’s commitment to environmental health and safety, we operate in accordance with OSHA 18001 and ISO 14001 management systems.

“At all times, Mercury Engineering’s utilises best practice and a proactive approach in the areas of its environmental health and safety ‘incident and injury-free culture’, with significant ongoing investment in this regard. The protection of its employees and the environment is a core value in the organisation. Environment health and safety policies and procedures, with continuous improvement and lessons learnt, are central to the organisation’s ongoing development and growth,” said Shay Lacey, head of group environmental health and safety.

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