Safety & Quality
Safety is planned. Quality is controlled. Neither is hoped for.
Owners and procurement teams screen for safety and quality before they screen for price. Here is exactly what Relyc runs on every jobsite, and what our record looks like.
0
Accidents
0
Injuries
0
Fault Losses
100%
Subs Safety-Prequalified
Safety
Safety is the first measure of a well-run jobsite.
Relyc plans every project around it — protecting our people, the client's property, and everyone on and around the site.
A history of zero accidents, injuries, or fault losses is not a slogan; it is the output of a repeatable program that starts at prequalification and runs through the last punch item.
- Safety commitment & program — a written standard every crew and sub works to.
- Site-specific safety planning — hazards identified and mitigated per site, before mobilization.
- OSHA-aligned compliance & training — current certification tracked for every worker on site.
- Daily toolbox talks / huddles — the day's hazards reviewed before work starts.
- Subcontractor safety prequalification — safety record screened before a sub is eligible to bid.
- Incident reporting & accountability — reported, investigated and closed out with corrective action.
Quality
Quality is controlled, not hoped for.
We manage materials, submittals, and workmanship to a defined standard from first inspection to final punch.
QA/QC program
A written quality plan per project, with hold points and sign-offs assigned to named people.
Inspections & mockups
Mockups approved before production work begins, so the standard is agreed rather than argued.
Material & submittal control
Every submittal reviewed against spec before release; substitutions documented, never assumed.
Punch list & closeout standards
Punch worked to completion before handover, with as-builts, warranties and O&M delivered.
On Every Site
What a Relyc jobsite looks like on day one.
Before the first delivery arrives, the site plan, the hazard analysis, the trade sequence and the quality hold points already exist on paper — and every sub has signed on to them.
