People have personalities, and so do companies. Ours is team-oriented, open-minded,
friendly, and tenacious.
The chemical industry has plenty of big companies. Working for a family-owned business like ours is quite different in this industry – and this distinction offers our team members many advantages.
A Shared Future
Our owners invest in the business to make it better for the long haul for customers and employees alike.
A Direct Impact
We’ve been called tenacious and “go-getters” – and that’s because we all understand the unique role we have in making a real difference for our customers.
Tangible Values
Our core commitments to integrity, trustworthiness, and accountability aren’t aspirational; we live them in how we interact with each other and deliver results every day.
A Collaborative Team
There’s no bureaucracy here, and we don’t have to jump through a dozen hoops before we get moving on a great project. We work together – with each other and our customers – to pave the way toward results once considered “impossible.”
Our Available Jobs
At Monument, you’ll find careers in a number of engineering and skilled trades roles and disciplines. Working together like a family, our teams drive continual improvement in quality, cost, lead time, flexibility, and customer service. Whether you are a recent graduate or a seasoned professional, we offer a diverse range of opportunities where you will be challenged and encouraged to grow.
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Spotlight on...
Mary Ables!
I’m currently the Customer Service Rep to several locations across the company. But my career at Monument started as a receptionist in the trucking department 38 years ago — when I was just 19! From there, I was brought over to our downtown office to be the Assistant Secretary at Chemical Exchange for 6-7 years.
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RUNNING ON ADRENALINE: MONUMENT EMPLOYEE TACKLES HOUSTON MARATHON
Ten years ago, if you would’ve asked Romain Vidal-Michel, Sr. Production Engineer/Operations Manager at Monument, what his fitness routine looked like, he wouldn’t have even said running — he’d tell you he jogs.
But that was then. Now, he’s clocked hundreds of competitive miles throughout his more-recent running career.