Mattingly Construction

This past Friday we all got out of the office and off jobsites for a delicious Thanksgiving lunch provided by Cracker Barrel. Then, our team split into Red and Blue and went head-to-head at the Game Show Battle Rooms - Indianapolis! We had a great experience, and the customer service was outstanding! Thank you to the staff at Game Show Battle Rooms - Indianapolis for making this a memorable experience for us all. Congrats Blue team on the win!

Our company would like to recognize and congratulate our very own Shelbie Wildridge, who was with us 5 years this October! Shelbie is our Administrative Assistant, along with many other roles she has taken on here at Mattingly Construction, such as Procore Management. She graduated from Greenfield-Central High School in 2015. Since then, Shelbie has been in the Customer Service industry going on 10 years. Every day her goal is to make sure anyone who walks through our Mattingly Doors is greeted with a smile. Thank you for your hard work and dedication to our Mattingly Construction! #congratulations #customerservice #recognition

We are honored to have been awarded the S. Douglas Trolson Award at the Associated Builders and Contractors Indiana Kentucky Builders and Contractors Indiana-Kentucky Gala in Louisville, KY. This award is given to the general contractor who utilizes the most ABC members on a project. For this particular build, 18 out of the 21 subcontractors were ABC members. We greatly value the relationships we have within the ABC family and supporting merit shop contractors. #GeneralContracting #ABCMembers

We are proud to announce Issue 11 of “Breaking Ground with Mattingly Construction” our quarterly newsletter! ?? We want to let you know what we have been up to! We hope you continue to read each issue of our newsletter, where you can see our current projects, have a one on one with our Vice President of Operations Charlie Hill, get our insight on Construction Safety, and more! ??? #newsletter #projecthighlight #currentprojects #employeehighlight #safetycorner #awordfromcharliehill #corevalues #breakingground

Today is our 17th Annual Golf Outing! We've had a great day of fellowship and great weather so far! We're thankful for our sponsors and participants who made an impact on the Heritage Community by supporting the Heritage Fund: https://lnkd.in/gB3zbBxt. Stay tuned for photos from today! LucasOil.pl Mattingly Construction SAAM Klipsch Group Inc.

As a volunteer for the Crohn's and Colitis Foundation, I’m helping to raise money for the Indiana chapter’s Legacy Gala. This year, the Gala will be held at the Indiana Rooftop Ballroom on Friday, October 25th. The event supports the foundation’s mission: to cure Crohn’s Disease and Ulcerative Colitis, and to improve the quality of life for the millions of children and adults affected by these diseases. To raise funds, the foundation hosts a silent and live auction, and I’m reaching out to my network to see if anyone is willing or able to donate an item or package to support the cause. Your generosity would greatly contribute to the success of the auction and help further the foundation’s mission. If you are interested in donating or just want to learn more, please reach out to me. Thank you to all!

Mattingly Construction Safety Report: GENERAL WASTE MANAGEMENT: PURPOSE To set forth the process by which Mattingly Construction will handle general waste. RESPONSIBILITIES Before work begins Mattingly Construction shall to the best of its ability, estimate waste that will be generated and appropriate removal practices. Employees will be instructed on the proper handling and disposal of general waste and trash generated at work sites. If the material waste generated is considered hazardous, reference the Hazardous Waste Operations/Emergency Response Program REUSE OR RECYCLE It is encouraged to segregate general waste from materials that can be reused or recycled. EQUIPMENT NEEDED Labels: Every container must be properly labeled. Waste Containers: Determine the appropriate container for the waste being collected. PROCEDURAL DESCRIPTIONS Universal Wastes: Batteries may be co-disposed with Facility Universal Wastes by placing the wastes in containers labeled “Used Batteries”. Used Oil: Each drum must be labeled with the department number and a “Used Oil” label. Used Fluorescent Bulbs: Fluorescent bulb containers must be labeled with “Waste Mercury”. Used Aerosol Cans: An empty aerosol can mean: that no more spray is emitted from the can when pressing the spray nozzle; and when the can is shaken, fluid is not perceived to be present. If you are not positive the can is empty, manage the can as a partially full aerosol can, and contact a waste disposal company for pickup. ? Empty aerosol cans by be disposed in the general trash. ? Empty, partially full or damaged aerosol cans may not be placed in scrap metal containers. ? Full, partially full or damaged used aerosol cans must be managed as a hazardous waste. Contact a waste disposal company for pickup. Solid Waste: Do not allow litter or debris to accumulate anywhere at the job site, including storm drain grates, trash racks, and ditch lines. Pick up and remove trash and debris from the job site at least once a week. Management must monitor solid waste storage and disposal procedures at the job site. If practical, recycle nonhazardous job site waste and excess material. Furnish enough closed-lid dumpsters of sufficient size to contain any solid waste generated by work activities. When the refuse reaches the fill line, dumpsters must be emptied. Dumpsters must be watertight. Do not wash out dumpsters at the job site. Furnish additional containers and pick up dumpsters more frequent during the demolition phase of construction. Solid waste includes: ? Brick ? Mortar ? Timber ? Metal scraps ? Sawdust ? Pipe ? Electrical cuttings ? Non-hazardous equipment parts ? Styrofoam and other packaging materials ? Vegetative material and plant containers from highway planting ? Litter and smoking material, including litter generated randomly by the public ? Other trash and debris Furnish and use trash receptacles at the job site yard, field trailers and locations where workers gather for lunch and breaks.

Mattingly Construction would like to welcome Meranda Herbert to our team! Meranda was born and raised in Muncie, Indiana. She graduated from Southside High School in 2013. She then attended Ball State University for her undergraduate and graduate degree in Communication Studies. During her time at the university, she was actively involved with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Delaware County. She joined the construction sector six years ago where she worked for a local general contractor as a Project Manager/Estimator. During that time, she served as an Advisory Board Member with TeenWorks and was the Chair of the CASA Board of Directors. She made her way into the ready-mix industry where she developed deep understanding of full site development and concrete plant maintenance. During that time, she served in the Developing Leaders Program through the National Ready Mixed Concrete Association. More recently she served as a Board Member of Valparaiso University where she completed their Women in Leadership Certificate Program. Meranda joined the Mattingly team in 2024 in the role of a Project Manager/Estimator. She is a current member of the NAWIC Association and the Howard County Builder’s Association. She believes the best part about her role is developing meaningful relationships with both her internal and external teams. Besides work she enjoys being outdoors and often is out hiking and biking. She enjoys cooking and hosting her family and friends. She has two dogs named Gunner and Brian who keep her busy. She enjoys a vast variety of music and loves to travel. #projectmanager #estimator

Our company would like to recognize and congratulate our very own Mike Mitchell, who was with us 20 years this August! Thank you for your hard work and dedication to Mattingly Construction! #EmployeeHighlight #projectmanager #estimator #recognition

We recently completed the new training facility for Associated Builders and Contractors Indiana Kentucky, in Daleville, Indiana. As a proud member of ABC, we were honored to be the selected GC. This 15,000 sq ft build consists of six classrooms and one large open lab for hands-on training. Associated Builders and Contractors takes great pride in training merit shop employees to the highest level, ensuring they are the most effective in their trade. #contruction #groundup