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DAY 4: QUALITY IS SAFETY FOR THE END USER

Rosendin's safety programs are some of the most
robust in the construction industry. We take pride in
ensuring our employees go home at the end of the day
with zero injuries, a goal that we take very seriously.

Quality plays a vital role in safety for the end
user, which is anyone who comes behind
Rosendin (i.e., general contractor, other trades,
the customer, and the customer's customers).
Consider the following realistic scenario. Imagine
an electrical construction company working on
finishing an installation above a ceiling. This above-ceiling support structure is responsible for massive weight due
to the materials used. If the installation is performed with the correct tools, materials, and information, there would
be no risk of walking beneath the structure. However, using the wrong tools, materials and information could be
catastrophic for the end user if there was a failure and it fell from the ceiling. It is vital to remember that attention to
"product quality" will ensure safety for anyone who would have to walk beneath this installation at any given time.

Rosendin uses quality processes of checks and balances to identify defects that could otherwise be missed. Today's
projects are built at record speeds compared to the past. Safety and quality must be a two-fold approach to protect our
workforce and others. Putting quality and safety into every project will ensure the safest possible project and product.

DAY 5: QUALITY IS EVERYWHERE

It's important to think about how quality affects our lives in every aspect.

· The quality time we spend with our families is essential to help create a work/life balance.

· The quality of our relationships will provide our trust and connection to others.

· The quality of how we treat our planet when it comes to sustainability will help our future generations.

· The quality service we provide when giving back to our local communities creates growth and prosperity.

· Taking quality time to address mental health, creating inclusive spaces, and caring for others will create psychological
safety for everyone.

Doing the right thing is intentional, deliberate, and compassionate. It doesn't stop at the workplace; it extends into
everything we do in our lives. Rosendin's legacy depends on doing the right thing. We hope this inspires everyone around
us to do the same. n

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