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Core Values

Customers: Our first priority is customer satisfaction through value exceeding customer requirements.
People: We approach our work with passion and commitment to excellence; we live by the golden rule; take risk based on evaluation; and promote growth, learning, recognition, and reward.
Integrity: We are committed to conduct conforming to the highest moral standards, and to creating honest value for our customers, our people and our investors.
Quality: Our customers needs define our performance. We are committed to doing things right and continuous improvement to ever higher performance for the benefit of our customers.
Success: We believe in winning with integrity, enjoyment, and enthusiasm.
Systems: We are dedicated to state of the art, efficient and cost effective processes.

Tennessee Associated Electric is committed to creating value for our customers and our people.

Safety

 
Tennessee Associated Electric is committed to providing a safe workplace for all our workers. We approach safety from many different levels. We provide ongoing training for all our foremen for changes in OSHA requirements, new technology, and reviews of safety issues from job sites. Our Workmen's Compensation carrier works with us to provide job site inspections. These inspections are key to assisting our field representatives in achieving our safety goals. Finally, we hold weekly job site toolbox safety meetings. The outline form is distributed to our field superintendents who then present the program to our field forces. Each toolbox outline contains a section for all the field personnel to sign. This way we are able to record training of all our field forces.
We have been selected "Environmental Safety & Health Subcontractor of the Quarter" numerous times at the Oak Ridge DOE plants. We have a safety committee made up of field people and management that meet monthly to discuss safety issues and all our employees have had the 10 hour OSHA training course.