McGARRELL REILLY GROUP IS COMMITTED TO REACHING AND MAINTAINING A
HIGH STANDARD OF CORPORATE AND SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY. OUR ETHOS
IS BASED ON: INTEGRITY, MUTUAL RESPECT, COMMITMENT, COMMERCIAL
AWARENESS AND TEAMWORK.
Corporate and
Social Responsibility
Health & Safety
We have an obligation to comply with The Safety, Health
& Welfare at Work Act 2005, The Safety, Health & Welfare
at Work (Construction) Regulations 2006 and The
Safety, Health & Welfare at Work (General Applications)
Regulations 2007, and all other legislation relevant to our
operations, to ensure so far as is reasonably practicable
the Safety, Health and Welfare of all it’s employees and
persons not in its employment, but who may be affected
by our work activities.
The Environment
We are committed to complying in full with relevant
Irish and EU environmental legislation. We recognise
our environmental responsibilities to staff, contractors,
suppliers, customers and the general public. We are
committed to the continual improvement of
environmental performance.
Quality Assurance
Quality and customer satisfaction is important to us
and we always aim to produce a high quality product.
The entire team aims to understand the needs and
requirements of customers and we work to deliver on
those expectations. This is what has brought us
success in the past. It will also be the reason for our
future success.
The Market Place
Our success is built on the longevity and strong
relationships between our staff, contractors, suppliers,
joint venture partners, industry specialists and most
importantly our customers. We are committed to offering
a high quality product in desirable locations at competitive
prices.
The Community
We recognise the important value of building and
maintaining relationships within the communities in which
we operate. We support certain community initiatives in
the areas we are building in - social, cultural, sporting
and charitable projects through corporate giving and
sponsorship activities.
We have a particular focus for supporting education of the
under privileged in Ireland and supporting work to relieve
third world poverty.
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