Trained, certified and safe
Our safety program is built around EM 385-1-1, with continual training to stay in compliance for the military and federal work in our area, and it meets federal OSHA and Washington WISHA requirements. We also keep current on ECATTS environmental training, EPA certification for refrigerants, and electrical work in compliance with the National Electrical Code. We are CMMC Level 2 certified for cybersecurity on defense contracts.
0.6 EMR
Our Experience Modification Rate is 0.6. An EMR below 1.0 means fewer and less costly injuries than the industry average for our trade.
CMMC Level 2 certified
Certified at Level 2 under the Department of Defense Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification program. It verifies that we protect Controlled Unclassified Information on defense contracts against cybersecurity threats.
Licensed in Washington
- HVAC and general contractor licenseMILLESI153MT
- Electrical contractor licenseEC MILLESI830C
- City of Seattle refrigeration contractor licenseLIC-RC-16742
Certified trades
EPA-certified refrigeration technicians, electricians holding Washington 01, 06 and 06A certifications, and certified MIG and TIG welders.
Union signatory
Signatory to Sheet Metal Workers International Association Local 66. Every one of our sheet metal workers starts with a five-year apprenticeship program.
Federal contractor codes
- CAGE code0B6V4
- NAICS codes
- Heating and air conditioning238220
- Roofing238160
- Siding238170
Industry memberships
Member of the Sheet Metal and Air Conditioning Contractors' National Association (SMACNA), Western Washington chapter, building to SMACNA standards. Member of the Associated General Contractors (AGC) and the AGC Safety Team, and of the Kitsap Economic Development Alliance. Our employees are in a drug testing program.
EM 385-1-1 safety program
Our safety program follows the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Safety and Health Requirements Manual. Its requirements go beyond federal OSHA and Washington WISHA.
Competent persons
EM 385-qualified designated competent persons for fall protection, rigging and hoisting, and fire watch, with certified riggers and signal persons on staff.
Site safety and health officers
SSHO-qualified foremen assigned to our projects, with site-specific accident prevention plans and activity hazard analyses for each definable feature of work.
Base access
Most of our employees hold current badging for most areas of the bases we work on, so crews can start when the schedule says start.
Government paperwork
We work to UFGS specifications and UFC standards every day and know government submittal, closeout and O&M requirements.
We know how to get the work done on base
Getting people, trucks, equipment and materials on and off a military base is half the job. We do it every day and know the ins and outs.
Access and badging
We understand the badging process and the logistics of reaching all areas of the bases, and we plan crews, vehicles and deliveries around them.
Background checks
Routine background checks are run on all of our employees who serve sensitive sites.
Shipboard ventilation ductwork
We fabricate ship vent pieces for the ship repair contractors working aboard aircraft carriers and other vessels in port, from their drawings, their old pieces or our own measurements taken aboard ship. We can install it if requested. More on ship vent fabrication.
Removal, disposal and recycling
We properly remove, dispose of and recycle used equipment, refrigerants and recyclable materials, and handle the paperwork the base requires for them.