Engineering Safety: Nexus Recognizes 21 Years of Dedication to its Safety Culture

This milestone reflects a longstanding culture of engineering safety, accountability, and continuous improvement 

Cleveland, Ohio, August 2026 – Nexus Engineering Group, a full-service, independent engineering, procurement, and construction management (EPCm) firm, is proud of its safety record for the past 21 years. The Team is also reminded that what they do today and tomorrow is even more important. 

This extraordinary achievement underscores Nexus' unwavering commitment to safety as its number one value and reflects two decades of team members taking safety precautions, looking out for one another, and prioritizing the well-being of colleagues, clients, and communities. 

At Nexus, safety is embedded into every aspect of the business. From project planning and field activities to office operations and client engagements, the company fosters a culture where workplace safety is everyone's responsibility. This commitment is reinforced through active internal safety committees, ongoing employee training, routine safety moments, and a shared belief that every team member plays a role in maintaining a safe work environment. 

"I am incredibly proud to work for an organization that has built and maintained such an outstanding safety record through the dedication, commitment, and care of our employees," said Luke McGarry, Health & Safety Manager at Nexus Engineering Group. "This achievement reflects a culture where people consistently make safe choices, look out for one another, and understand that safety is a shared responsibility." 

The milestone represents more than an incident-free record. It reflects a culture that empowers team members to speak up, identify risks, and actively contribute to safer outcomes. "While this milestone is certainly worth celebrating and recognizing, it is not a finish line," said Neal Curran, Chief Operating Officer. "Instead, it is an opportunity to reset, refocus, and recommit ourselves to the behaviors and decisions that brought us here. Our success can never lead to complacency. Every day we must remain engaged and committed to continuous improvement so that we continue protecting one another, supporting the safety of our clients and project partners, and strengthening our safety culture for the future." 

Through regular safety precautions, training, lessons learned discussions, field observations, and participation in safety committees, Nexus continuously invests in the knowledge and resources necessary to protect its team. 

"Our safety performance is a direct reflection of our people," said Jeff Herzog, President and Co-Founder of Nexus Engineering Group. "Reaching 20 years without a recordable incident is a remarkable accomplishment that demonstrates the dedication, professionalism, and care our employees bring to work every day. Workplace safety is not simply a program at Nexus. It is a core value that guides our decisions and helps ensure that everyone goes home safely at the end of the day." 

While the company celebrates this achievement, Nexus remains focused on the future. The firm continues to strengthen its engineering safety programs, promote team member engagement, and advance a culture of continuous improvement to ensure safety remains at the forefront of everything it does.