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Intermountain Electric Inc. is a Washington
corporation started in 1966 and incorporated in 1967. For decades,
we have provided an unmatched
level
of personal attention, professional
experience, timely performance, and genuine value that has
become a standard for excellence. We can
ensure that our customers
will receive a higher level of service in a single facility
or at multiple sites nationwide. Project teams of knowledgable
tradespeople with experience in construction produce outstanding
results in both subcontract and prime contract capabilities.
With locations in
Spokane
and Bellevue, Washington, we can provide the care and attention
needed to see that our customer's projects are done right. |
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| OUR SPECIALTIES |
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- Design-Build Projects
- Airfield Lighting
- Medium Voltage
- Fire Alarms
- Correctional Facilites
- Educational Institutions
- Industrial Installations
- Private Contracts
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LEADING
THE WAY THROUGH THE 21st CENTURY |
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We
appreciate the trust that our client companies and institutions
place in us and are committed to honor that trust as we continue
to grow in the 21st Century with innovative,
customer-focused solutions. |
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| SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY |
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As you are aware, jobsite safety must be a high priority for
the construction industry to maintain a safe and productive
workplace for employees regardless of the trades involved.
A successful project with regards to profitability, project
schedules and owner satisfaction directly correlates to jobsite
safety.
We, at Intermountain Electric Inc., place the highest priority
on the safety of personnel and equipment on project sites
and other sites in which work involving our company takes
place.
The safety process involves a five-part process, which we
feel is essential for a successful project:
1. Inspect and Monitor
2. Inform of deficiencies
3. Evaluate corrective action
4. Implement Corrective Action
5. Re-inspect and Monitor
As you can see, the process is fairly
straightforward but requires that all contractors be aware of safety, be
willing to work together to achieve
the goals and provide adequate
correspondence of information and resources.
Our Accident Prevention program, which is reviewed for relevance
and edited to be site specific as required, is the backbone
of this philosophy. The program is divided into two basic
sections, General Requirements and Specific Construction requirements.
General requirements: consists of Personnel safety guidelines,
environmental hazards & awareness, Accident report forms
and basic safety procedures.
Specific Construction Requirements: consists of Electrical
Wiring and Apparatus, Scaffolding, Ladders, etc., Specialty
equipment, Work around energized substations, grounding requirements,
and any additional safety requirements. |
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Serving
your electrical needs in the Pacific Northwest. |
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Leading
the way through the 21st Century
