Customer Alliances

M. J. Electric’s core values provide the framework behind our commitment to provide exceptional service to our customers and maximize mutual benefit. For our utility customers, alliance partnerships offer the most cost-efficient option to complement or supplement in-house resources. Our long term relationships and shared program objectives provide a means to collaborate and improve the pre-planning, planning, engineering, procurement, construction, operations and maintenance processes. MJE’s early involvement and timely incorporation of our construction experts into their projects reduces project cost, shortens schedules, improves quality and safety, and enhances the management of risk.

We believe an alliance relationship can deliver superior performance and added value by:

Providing the scale of transmission experienced resources required with high accountability.
Providing access to portfolio, program, and project management processes that are tightly integrated with construction experience to optimize end-to-end performance.
Offering planning and execution in an environment of operational excellence and continued improvement.
Optimizing project schedules to levelize and maximize the efficiency of labor and equipment resources.

MJE has had only 4 Presidents since 1959.
In 2010 MJE donated over $20,000 for People Helping People, a charity that provides for needy families during the holidays.
MJE’s Arrowhead‐Weston Transmission Line Project used 1,564 transmission line structures.
When MJE was founded in 1959, a gallon of gasoline was 25¢.
MJE worked nearly 3 Million man‐hours in 2008.
In the 1st year of business, MJE had an annual revenue of $90,000.
MJE completed safety training with 21,814 employees over 131 different topics in 2010.
41,079 hours worth of safety training in 2010.
In 2011, approximately 20% of regular employees had over 15 yrs. service.
In 2011, approximately 15% of regular employees had over 20 yrs. service.
MJE has worked in 31 different states since 2006.
MJE purchased over 300,000 feet of conduit in 2010.
National publications have featured MJE construction projects including ENR, T&D World, and Power.