Safety is the number one priority at Armistead Mechanical, Inc. for our employees, clients and subcontractors. Armistead continually emphasizes the importance of safety and is committed to operate in full compliance with all safety codes and regulations. We have a Safety Manager on staff to enforce safety policies and procedures with all personnel. From the field mechanic….to top management….all personnel participate in our in-house training programs…and those of our trade organizations.

It is the policy of Armistead Mechanical, Inc. to provide a safe and healthful work environment for each of its workers. Each employee in this company, from the President to the newest worker, shall work diligently to achieve zero occupational injuries and illnesses. Armistead Mechanical will pursue our goal of zero work-related injuries through a process of continuous improvements. We will foster and maintain a work environment that encourages free and open expression of safety concerns where employees have no fear of reprisal for reporting concerns. We support a “Don’t Walk By” program giving all employees the authority to stop any unsafe procedures and encourage them to take responsibility for keeping each other safe.

All of our workers are provided with the necessary personal protective equipment to keep them safe on the job and are required to use it at all times.

We have a zero tolerance policy for drug or alcohol use, violence, and harassment of any kind in the workplace whether it is in the office or in the field.

All workers on Armistead jobsites participate in regular safety meetings, including subcontractor employees.

Armistead provides trained personnel for soldering and welding processes in the mechanical industry, including NFPA 99 medical gas. All employees that perform these services are tested and certified according to project requirements.

HVACR Service Technicians receive continuing education through the MCAA, MSCA as well as via manufacturer programs and seminars. It is critical to stay current with new equipment, technology, and safety requirements.