Make every moment count

Through our freshly launched Monos Moments rewards and recognition program, we have seen some epic displays of our values in action, out in the field, office, and in community. We have people waving the Monadelphous flag every day, just by going above and beyond in ways both big and small.  

Check out some of our great nominations for some inspiration and click here to get nominated - it only takes a few minutes to fill out the form and make someones day! 

Eduardo Orden – Mechanic, Custom Fleet 

Spotted issues with new equipment during pre-start checks, tagging out of service and notifying customer.  

Mitchell Cavanagh – Project Engineer, Roxby Downs 

Planning and execution of a difficult underground project/shutdown. In addition to this, Mitchell was also nominated for his dedication towards mentoring and developing his teammates.  

Mark Crozier – Electrical Operator, KMK 

Heard a loud bang and continued to investigate the source of the noise even though it wasn’t on our site. Notified an adjacent site of the problem and received positive praise from the customer there.  

Kyle Marley – Electrical Supervisor, Muja 

Stepping in to manage a critical breakdown situation safely.  

Eden Charles – Supervisor, RTW 

Eden cancelled his pre-arranged leave to ensure the project team kept going when his back-to-back was unable to return to work due to illness.  

Mark O'Keeffe – Senior Electrical Operator, KMK 

Successfully implemented critical control system changes off his own back to take future pressure off his team during start up activities.  

Nader Zoghbi – Project Engineer, Kalgoorlie 

Use of the stop work authority when a customer representative expected the team to work on a live piece of equipment with an explosion risk associated. 

Tiarn Minutillo – Labour Coordinator, WFM 

Commended for being a real team player and ensuring her team is set up for success, including training team members, by creating guides to support the team and doing what she can to make sure her team is not overloaded while she was on leave. 

Tanami Scaffold Team - Brendon Marshell, Shaun Davis, Casey Latham 

The team were tasked with building a scaffold for another contractor on site. There were power lines near the work area. The team were not comfortable building the scaffold with power lines so close to the work area. The team used their stop work authority and escalated their concerns to their supervisor, who raised the issue with the customer, who agreed it was unsafe. 

Congratulations to all our Monos Moments champions!