MBC Core Values

MBC is a privately held family owned general contracting company founded in 2012 in Dallas, Texas.  Since the company’s inception, MBC has focused on providing world class project management services spanning across Texas.

MBC’s primary focus is to create value through our ideas, whether early-stage project opportunities or applying innovative construction technologies to our development projects. Our growth vision includes expanding into new properties as well as exploring and developing new residential and commercial opportunities.

MBC strives to provide an exceptional work environment in which our employees’ and sub-contractor’s contributions and ideas are both recognized and valued. Our privately held organizational structure is lean and efficient, empowering decision-making throughout all levels of our company.

Believing in the power of our MBC people remains a vital element to our company’s continued success and longevity.

MBC’s core values remain at the heart of the organization’s success:

  • Family Oriented
  • Trust of the Individual
  • Attention to Detail
  • Commitment to the Client
  • Dedicated Craftsmanship
  • Dependable
  • Quality of Work

HEALTH, SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT (HSE)

First and foremost, MBC is committed to conducting our business in an exemplary manner while protecting our most valuable asset, our employees, our clients, and the environment in which we operate.

In an effort to attain this company wide goal of an incident free work site, MBC has contracted with a Board of Certified Health and Safety Professionals “Certified Safety Professional (CSP)” to assist in providing support and organization wide guidance in on the development of project HSE Management Plans, project specific on-site risk assessment procedures, facilitation of daily pre-job crew safety meetings, HSE classroom training, safe work permitting and joint compliance HSE inspections with the MBC leadership team.

MBC’s OSHA Lost Time Incident Ratio (LTIR) and Total Recordable Incident Ratio (TRIR) Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) targets have remained well below the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) industry average rates for the past consecutive years.