Safety First

It goes without saying that Thamer will not attempt a task which it cannot complete safely. Our field managers have all been comprehensively trained on a broad spectrum of aspects of construction safety. Thamer treats expenses for safety training, safe construction techniques, safety equipment, and the Company’s safety program as savings, not as costs. The first and foremost reason Thamer stresses thinking safety and working safely at our jobsites is to protect our most valuable resources, our employees. Thamer has also discovered that working safely is the most cost effective way to conduct business. The costs for implementing a safety program pale in comparison to the costs of accidents on an unsafe jobsite.

Thamer would appreciate the opportunity to discuss how we can work with you to meet your industrial, water purification, or heavy construction needs. Our e-mail address is tci@thamer.com and our telephone number is (770) 447-1918.

Above and Beyond

Thamer also prides itself in going the extra mile for our customers. We are constantly searching for ways to save our customers money, without compromising the integrity of the project design. This "value engineering" enables our customers to spend their money on work which they want performed, but which might not have otherwise been possible due to budget constraints. In addition, Thamer attempts to schedule our construction activities to minimize interruptions in the customer’s daily operations to the greatest degree practical. This results in an indirect cost savings to our customers by minimizing lost revenues due to construction interruptions.

The Team Approach

Thamer takes a team approach to building each new job. The project team members include Thamer’s project manager and superintendent, our customer, the consulting engineer, and any other parties involved with designing and constructing the project. Thamer feels that team building is an integral part of the communication between all parties associated with the construction project. If good lines of communication are maintained for the duration of the project, Thamer finds that the result is our customer receiving the end product the customer desires, at the cost the customer anticipated, on the date the customer expected.

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