At RMB Mechanical, we believe in giving back to the communities we serve by actively supporting local organizations, charities, and events that make a positive impact on the lives of others. From mentoring to volunteering and community involvement efforts through speaking engagements, we are committed to being a responsible corporate citizen and contributing to the betterment of our community. Our dedication to service reflects our values and is an integral part of who we are as a company.
CEO Rochelle Bonty, a member of the SMACNA board, along with her colleagues in the SMACNA Local 36 official board photo.
At the Missouri Women in Trade award 2023, the Sheet Metal Workers were awarded for Most Apprenticeship Inductions.
CEO Rochelle Bonty with one of her mentees, a graduate of the BUD (Building Union Diversity) Pre-Apprenticeship Program in partnership with United Way St. Louis. The mentee was accepted into the Elevator Mechanic Apprenticeship after graduating from the BUD program. We are always happy to welcome and support passionate individuals to the trade.
The BUD program workshop
CEO Rochelle Bonty at the Heavy Metal Summer Experience graduation. The Heavy Metal program is geared towards giving participants exposure to sheet metal, piping and plumbing trade.
Volunteer with Building Futures, a not-for-profit, where participants are encouraged into design, hands-on building, and teamwork. Targeted individuals are children from the pre-kindergarten to 12th grade.
Volunteer with Building Futures, a not-for-profit, where participants are encouraged into design, hands-on building, and teamwork. Targeted individuals are children from the pre-kindergarten to 12th grade.
Via the Building Futures Workshop, children were able to build boats through skills they acquired.
Students about to graduate from the BUD program listening to seniors in the trade.