 ALP Industries, Brooksville, Florida, distributes quality industrial lifting products. Referred by: Jack Nix, Shelby Erectors Big Box Erectors LLC, Avon, Indiana, provides expert steel erection services for warehouses nationwide. Cascade Nut & Bolt Inc., Salem, Oregon, is a commercial fastener distributor. Castillo Iron Works Inc., Bronx, New York, specializes in all steel work including fabrication, stairs, steel beams and columns. Engineered Supply, LLC, Bayport, Minnesota, provides expertise in roof anchor points, wall anchor points, rigging sleeves, and davit arms. Greco Steel Products, Inc., Springdale, Pennsylvania, is a fabricating and detailing shop that also includes design and erection capabilities. Henderson Fab, Loganville, Georgia, is an AISC Certified Fabricator and Erector for new construction and tenant improvements in the manufacturing, warehousing, cold storage, entertainment, and data storage market sectors. Referred by: Duke Perry, Gardner-Watson Studs High Structural Erectors LLC, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, erects a wide variety of steel and precast structures and specializes in precast concrete parking garages and architectural precast building cladding. Infra-Metals, Newtown, Pennsylvania, features products ranging from beams and tubes to sheets, channels and expanded metal, and processing capabilities include everything from cutting and drilling to blasting and painting. Referred by: Jack Nix, Shelby Erectors See the full list of new members and more by clicking the button below. Be sure to click the red subscribe button above to receive your digital copy.
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New Directors from the West Join SEAA Board SEAA announces that Victor Garcia and Lee Shaw have been named to the association’s board of directors for three-years terms that began in July 2023. “As our membership extends west, we value the input these directors have about the interests and needs of fabricators and erectors based in western states,” said R. Pete Gum, Executive Director. Be sure to click the red subscribe button above to receive your digital copy.
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Two employees of Adaptive Construction Solutions, Inc. (ACS), Houston, Texas, have competed NCCER’s new Construction Workforce Development Professional training and certification program under SEAA’s Craft Training Sponsorship. Carlos Pulido, Executive Vice President, and Karen Champion, Apprenticeship Manager, received the certification in order to distribute the training internally to ACS staff who recruit veterans into construction apprenticeships.
“We hope the training will give them greater insight into the construction industry, NCCER certifications, and apprenticeships, as part of their own professional development and to help them provide information, advice, and guidance to prospective apprentices,” said Champion. “This is the first NCCER certification of this kind to be completed under SEAA’s sponsorship. Our members are dedicated to the training and development of industry professionals and we are proud to be able to assist them in their efforts,” said Tim Eldridge, President of Educational Services Unlimited and SEAA’s Craft Training and Assessment Coordinator. ACS, which hosted SEAA's first Career Fair last year, is the recipient of an $8 million grant from the U.S. Department of Labor. ACS is one of 30 organizations to receive funds from the Apprenticeship Building America grants. Learn more about Adaptive Construction Solutions, Inc.  SEAA is shining the spotlight on one of our platinum-level sponsors of our 48th Annual Convention & Trade Show. Shelby Erectors, a Florida-based bridge and rebar contractor and SEAA member, is proud to promote their certified apprenticeship program. A 2-year, “earn as you learn” program, taught by instructors’ with over 30 years of experience in Ironwork. Only 4000 PAID hours stand between you and an NCCER Reinforcing Ironworker certification that can be used anywhere across the nation! What are you waiting for?! Inquire at ShelbyErectors.com now! Have you heard of the show Dirty Jobs with Mike Rowe? Check out this behind the scenes look at their episode with Shelby Erectors set to air in October!  Intermountain Erectors working on the Jackson Hole Tram in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. SEAA member company, Intermountain Erectors, Idaho Falls, ID, is a complete steel service company offering turnkey detailing, fabricating and erection services. As a premiere provider of Idaho's top quality steel erect, fabrication, and detailing needs, Intermountain Erectors, Inc. has provided remote, residential, and commercial steel services for over 25 years throughout the region. Their capabilities in mountainous environments has garnished the attention of ski resorts, hospitals, universities, retail facilities and more. They will continue to provide the means of production for steel projects in and around the great state of Idaho. We encourage you to follow Intermountain Erectors on Facebook and at IEIsteel.com to keep up with the latest news. If your company would like to participate in our Member Spotlight series, submit your information here.
 PM Group SEAA member company, American Steel & Precast Erectors (ASPE), Greenfield, N.H., is a second-generation family business. Serving Canada, New England, and Atlantic Coast, ASPE provides erecting, equipment rental, and project management services.
Last year, ASPE was the steel erector on a cancer research facility expansion project for EMD Serono in Billerica, Mass. The project, recently featured on ENR NewEngland, utilized Prevention through Design (PtD), a safety program centered around identifying and eliminating jobsite hazards before they happen. Through a collaborative effort from project managers, architects, engineers, fabricators, and erectors, approximately 122 design changes were made in the name of safety. “Design changes were implemented before and after we started the steel erection process,” said Marc Cox, Vice President, and Project Manager for ASPE. “Most of the changes were discussed during initial meetings to figure out if they would work and how they would be implemented.” The changes ranged from lift support for ironworkers making moment welding connection on the building steel frame, to rodbusters reducing the space between bars so that boots could span the opening, which prevented numerous potential trip and fall hazards. We encourage you to follow ASPE on Facebook and LinkedIn to keep up with the latest news. If your company would like to participate in our Member Spotlight series, submit your information here. Read the full ENR NewEngland article here. |
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