Safety First. Always.

As a privately held, family-owned company safety is real to us. We know every single person who works with us and their families. Keeping them safe is a monumental responsibility that we take very seriously.

Providing a safe working environment is an absolute priority at Muter Construction. We believe that safety is everyone’s personal responsibility and hold each of our team members and trade partners accountable for ensuring a safe job site. That’s why our Safety Program is built from the ground up. Safety begins with our field operations team, is fully supported by our Corporate Safety Director and Safety Coordinator and is directly empowered by Beth and John Muter.

Our Safety Department develops and implements safety initiatives designed to increase safety awareness throughout the entire organization. That includes annual training, specific task training throughout the year, routine safety inspections, and unannounced safety inspections on every job site. Our team often partners with the NC Department of Labor’s OSHA Consultative Services Bureau to provide safety oversight and training on our projects. Through the Consultative Services Agreement, our trade partners receive individualized assistance with safety and health program assessment to help them create robust safety programs within their organizations.

The Muter Safety Program includes:

• A project-specific Safety Plan that caters to the unique aspects of the project.
• A project-specific Safety Orientation.
• A Safety Logistics Plan coordinated with the overall logistics plan outlining traffic patterns, material flow, lay-down areas, construction parking and site access.
• Routine and unannounced safety inspections throughout the project duration.
• Inspection Reports that integrate with Procore, our project management software, where issues are documented and distributed to all stakeholders for action.
• Follow-up action items which are checked to ensure the issue has been remedied.
• Collaboration with project team to ensure all eyes are focused on safety.