Zero injuries
Zero injuries and general-liability incidents — we strive to work each day injury-free.
Safety
A job is not complete until it is completed safely. MIRA treats every person’s safety as a personal responsibility.
Our first rule
Zero tolerance.
Do not create, accept, or work through hazards. When an unsafe act or condition is found, the expectation is to correct it.
Prevention of all incidents is the objective—not only those where the potential for serious loss is most obvious. That standard shapes how MIRA plans, trains, and works every day.
There is no tolerance for
Where we draw the line
Creating a hazardous condition — or allowing one to exist — without taking appropriate action.
Performing work, or allowing work to be performed, in a hazardous manner.
Causing injury to another person through horseplay or unsafe behavior.
Damaging vehicles, equipment, tools, or property when it could have been prevented by following an established plan, procedure, or policy.
Objectives & goals
What we hold ourselves to
Everyone should have a clear understanding of these objectives, and share the belief that all injuries can be prevented.
Continuous improvement
Work toward eliminating all injuries and incidents by looking to root causes, not symptoms.
Built into the work
Promote safety and health consistently in design, planning, training, and building.
Shared ownership
Encourage ownership of our safety efforts, and awareness and involvement, throughout the organization.
Safety is built into the work.
It informs planning, field decisions, and the way every crew approaches the jobsite.