“Be willing to embrace change and fresh ideas for the benefit of the industry.” Charlie Johnson, retired VP and General Manager
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awardsSEAA recognizes both corporate and personal excellence through annual awards programs open to members only. The value of recognition is unmatched. Winners receive national exposure through construction industry trade media outlets, boosting your company's reputation in the market.
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Project of the Year
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Projects of the Year are presented during the annual convention. Winners are recognized and participate in a panel discussion about their jobs. Projects are recognized in four categories.
Class I: Erection Contract of up to $500,000
Class II: Erection Contract of $500,000 to $1 Million Class III: Erection Contract of $1 Million to $2.5 Million Class IV: Erection Contract of $2.5 Million and above 
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Deadline to apply: March 15, 2019 |
2018 winners of 2017 Project of the year
person of the year
2017 PERSONS OF THE YEAR
Left to right: Josh Cilley, SEAA President, 2017 Winner Dave Brown Sr., United Rentals, 2017 Winner Duke Perry, Bluearc Stud Welding, and Tom Underhill, SEAA Executive Director. MORE... 
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Selected annually by the Board of Directors, the Person of the Year is awarded during the Annual Convention. Each year, an individual who has given tirelessly of their time and talents for benefit of the association is honored.
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training grants
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The SEAA Education Committee annually awards one Craft Training Grant to a member that has applied to become an NCCER accredited Training Unit (TU) and Assessment Site (AAS) in the previous year. The grant, not to exceed $4500, is awarded at the Annual Convention.
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Left to right: 2016 Winners Timothy Rock, Greg Mcliver & Jeremy Mcliver (All Things Metal, Tim Eldridge (Educational Services Unlimited), Dave Schulz (Schulz Iron Works) and Tom Underhill (SEAA Executive Director) MORE...
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william davis service awardThis lifetime achievement award is the association’s highest honor. It is given in memory of William Davis, who held board and committee positions with SEAA in the 1980s and 1990s. The award recipient is selected by the Board of Directors. Recipients have dedicated their careers to improving the steel erection industry beyond the scope of their individual jobs or businesses.
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2017 William Davis Service Award Winner
From left to right: Josh Cilley, SEAA BOD Pres., Charlie Johnson, WDSA Recipient, Tom Underhill, SEAA Executive Director. MORE... |
