Values
Living our values to deliver value is the foundation upon which we’re building our business. Our values are embedded in everything we do, on project sites, at the office, and in our daily lives.
Being PROGRESSIVE means:
Being - Moving forward and evolving through constant improvement
- Looking at things differently
- Being innovative
- Having the flexibility to try new things
- Having a willingness to consider new information, ideas and perspectives to make informed decisions
- Being willing to collaborate
- Challenging old paradigms and the status quo
Being ACCOUNTABLE means:
- Initiating progress
- Taking responsibility for actions in order to do better
- Eliminating excuses and looking inwards
- Taking control of our own destiny
- Being dependable
- Confronting our problems, not hiding from them
- Protecting people and the environment
Being POSITIVE means:
- Recognizing opportunity and potential
- Seeing possibilities instead of roadblocks
- Assuming good intentions before bad
- Helping others and working together
- Believing in ourselves and others’ capabilities
- Leveraging our strengths to overcome our weaknesses
- Confronting problems with the confidence we can find a solution, amicably and collaboratively
Being COLLABORATIVE means:
- Looking out for each other
- Seeing beyond individual motives to the bigger picture connecting us all
- Respecting and recognizing how others’ unique perspectives elevate our awareness in complex situations
- Appreciating people for their strengths, and seeing where our own strengths support and compliment them
- Responding to situations intending an outcome where everyone benefits, without sacrificing our values
- Having the patience to see the value in mentoring people and sharing our knowledge
Being BALANCED means:
- Finding middle ground
- Creating win-win situations
- Being people-centric and results-orientated
- Having fun while working hard
- Recognizing that rest facilitates performance
- Being compassionate while holding people accountable
- Educating ourselves on the merit of opposing perspectives
- Being thoughtful but taking action