Safety… Our First and Last Objective
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Safety… Our First and Last Objective

Safety is the foundation of every commercial mechanical project Mission Mechanical completes throughout Indianapolis and Central Indiana. Our commercial technicians and installers maintain OSHA compliance on every job site, follow documented safety protocols for all work involving electrical systems, refrigerants, pressure vessels, and elevated work areas, and hold OSHA 10 certification at minimum with OSHA 30 required for commercial team leads and project supervisors. All HVAC technicians hold NATE certification and are EPA Section 608 certified for refrigerant handling. Mission Mechanical maintains commercial general liability insurance appropriate for all commercial mechanical work. BBB A+ accredited since 2015.

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At Mission Mechanical, the safety of our employees is of the utmost importance. Our goal is to have zero injuries and zero lost work days each and every year.  Mission Mechanical has a consistently low EMR rating every year.

We accomplish this by:

  • Continuous OSHA training
  • Working toward all employees being OSHA 10 hour certified
  • Providing and enforcing the proper use of all PPE

Mission Mechanical is a proud member of the Metropolitan Coalition for Construction Safety Association (MICCS)

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Mission Mechanical Commercial Services Include:

Mission Mechanical Corp.
4438 Bragdon Street
Lawrence, IN 46226
Indiana License CP 10200022
Fax: (317) 733-8843

(317) 733-8686

About Us

Mission Mechanical is a family owned and operated mechanical and plumbing contractor located in central Indiana. Our comprehensive construction team offers a multitude of services including new construction, design and build, tenant finishes, renovations and service.

Mission Mechanical currently provides HVAC, plumbing, industrial piping and sheet metal installation services to:

  • Multi Family
  • Municipalities
  • Medical Office Buildings
  • Schools/Universities
  • Retail
  • Commercial

Our mission is to build a lasting relationship with our customers through strong communication and quality workmanship by our highly trained professionals.

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Mission Mechanical is a proud member of the Metropolitan Coalition for Construction Safety Association (MICCS)

Frequently Asked Questions

Mission Mechanical maintains OSHA compliance on every commercial job site, follows documented safety protocols for work involving electrical systems, refrigerants, pressure vessels, elevated work areas, and confined spaces, and holds OSHA certifications across the commercial team throughout Indianapolis and Central Indiana.
Yes. Mission Mechanical requires OSHA 10 certification at minimum for all commercial field technicians and OSHA 30 certification for commercial team leads and project supervisors. These certifications verify training in hazard recognition and safe work practices for commercial construction environments.
Yes. Mission Mechanical maintains a written commercial safety program that covers hazard identification, personal protective equipment requirements, work procedures for specific hazardous tasks, emergency response procedures, and safety training requirements for all commercial team members.
All Mission Mechanical technicians who handle refrigerants hold EPA Section 608 certification and follow all federal regulations for refrigerant recovery, handling, storage, and disposal. We use calibrated leak detection equipment and follow safe handling procedures for all refrigerant types.
Yes. Mission Mechanical follows applicable OSHA fall protection requirements for commercial rooftop work including the use of personal fall arrest systems, safety nets, or guardrail systems as required by the specific rooftop configuration and work being performed.
Yes. Mission Mechanical maintains a lockout/tagout (LOTO) program that requires energy isolation and lockout of electrical, mechanical, and pneumatic energy sources before maintenance or service work is performed on commercial equipment throughout Indianapolis.
Mission Mechanical follows OSHA confined space entry requirements including permit-required confined space procedures, atmospheric testing, attendant assignment, and rescue planning for commercial work that involves entry into tanks, pits, vaults, or other confined spaces.
Yes. Mission Mechanical conducts job site safety inspections on commercial projects throughout Indianapolis, with supervisors reviewing hazard conditions, PPE compliance, and safe work practices before and during commercial mechanical work.
Yes. Mission Mechanical carries workers compensation insurance that covers all commercial team members working on projects throughout Indianapolis and Central Indiana. This protects both employees and commercial clients.
Yes. Mission Mechanical maintains commercial general liability insurance appropriate for commercial mechanical projects of all sizes throughout Indianapolis and Central Indiana.
Mission Mechanical commercial electricians follow NFPA 70E (Standard for Electrical Safety in the Workplace) requirements for work on energized electrical systems, including arc flash hazard assessment, appropriate arc flash PPE selection, and energized electrical work permits where required.
Mission Mechanical self-performs all core mechanical work using our own employees and does not subcontract mechanical work to third parties. This direct control over our workforce ensures that safety standards are consistently applied on every commercial project.
Yes. Mission Mechanical conducts regular safety training for commercial team members covering OSHA requirements, hazard recognition, PPE use, tool safety, fall protection, and emergency response procedures throughout Indianapolis.
Mission Mechanical uses floor protection, dust barriers, and signage to protect building occupants and minimize disruption during commercial mechanical work in occupied buildings. We coordinate work schedules with building management to minimize occupant exposure to construction activities.
Yes. Mission Mechanical follows all applicable gas safety procedures during commercial gas line work including proper pressure testing before placing lines in service, leak testing with appropriate detection equipment, and compliance with NFPA 54 and local utility requirements.
Yes. Mission Mechanical conducts a job hazard analysis (JHA) before beginning complex or high-risk commercial mechanical tasks to identify potential hazards, establish safe work procedures, and assign appropriate PPE for the specific work being performed.
Yes. Mission Mechanical coordinates crane and rigging operations for commercial rooftop equipment installations with qualified riggers and follows OSHA crane safety requirements including pre-lift planning, load calculations, exclusion zones, and signal person assignment.
Yes. Mission Mechanical investigates and documents safety incidents and near-misses, identifies root causes, and implements corrective actions to prevent recurrence. Recordable incidents are reported to OSHA as required by federal regulations.
Yes. Mission Mechanical maintains a drug and alcohol free workplace policy for all commercial team members, including pre-employment testing, reasonable suspicion testing, and post-incident testing to maintain a safe work environment on commercial projects throughout Indianapolis.
Yes. Mission Mechanical follows NFPA 70E requirements for working on or near energized commercial electrical equipment, including arc flash hazard assessment, appropriate PPE selection, and energized electrical work permits for tasks that cannot be performed in a de-energized state.
Yes. Mission Mechanical coordinates with building management before beginning commercial work on occupied buildings throughout Indianapolis to communicate the scope of work, identify any special building procedures, and establish communication protocols for the project duration.
Yes. Mission Mechanical has a heat illness prevention program that applies to commercial rooftop HVAC work and other outdoor or hot environment commercial mechanical work throughout Indianapolis during warm weather months.
Yes. Mission Mechanical maintains clean and organized commercial job sites, removing debris and excess materials daily, storing tools and equipment properly, and leaving work areas in a safe condition at the end of each work day.
Yes. Mission Mechanical follows hot work safety procedures during commercial plumbing soldering operations, including removing combustibles from the work area, using heat shields, keeping a fire extinguisher accessible, and conducting a fire watch after hot work is completed.
Yes. Mission Mechanical can provide a project-specific safety plan for general contractors who require subcontractor safety documentation as part of their commercial construction safety program throughout Indianapolis and Central Indiana.
Yes. Mission Mechanical trains all commercial technicians on safe ladder selection, setup, and use for commercial work. Extension ladders, stepladders, and multi-position ladders are used throughout our commercial work and require proper training to use safely.
Yes. Mission Mechanical can provide safety documentation including OSHA 300 logs, experience modification rates, and insurance certificates for commercial insurance and bonding qualification purposes upon request.
Mission Mechanical does not disturb suspected asbestos or hazardous materials without appropriate testing and abatement. When commercial work may disturb such materials, Mission Mechanical coordinates with building management and licensed abatement contractors before proceeding with mechanical work.
Yes. Mission Mechanical maintains safety oversight through designated safety leadership within the commercial team that reviews safety policies, investigates incidents, tracks safety performance, and ensures that safety training remains current for all commercial technicians.
Call [phone] or visit missionmechanical.com/commercial/ to learn more about Mission Mechanical's commercial services and safety program. We serve commercial clients throughout Indianapolis and Central Indiana.
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