Representing Manufacturers of Engineered Floor, Wall and Roof Structural Components
Structural Building Components Association
Safety managers and directors usually have the ultimate responsibility for leading safety committees at company facilities to prevent injuries. However, there is a big difference between managing a traditional safety committee and leading an effective Safety Action Team.
Truss in-plant QC and third party quality assurance is necessary to ensure that the finished product leaving the plant meets all building code requirements. The typical process, as it functions today, takes time and can slow down production. This webinar will discuss the development of SBCA’s Digital QC tool and much more.
SBCA president Greg Griggs will address the value proposition involved in attending Open Quarterly Meetings (OQM) in the context of the association's most recent meeting in Fort Worth, Texas.
The main reason structural building component manufacturers and those who supply them join SBCA is to learn from their peers. Members know that working together is the best way to strengthen not only the industry as a whole but also their own companies. Global markets, technical expansion and industry growth all contribute to making SBCA a leading force in further development of the structural building component industry—now and in the future!
Join SBCA today and gain access to all of the membership programs and tools right at your fingertips. To join SBCA, please fill in the membership application form below or download the Membership Application PDF.
For more information on dues please follow this link to SBCA Membership Information & Dues.
New component manufacturer members are eligible to receive one free individual access to an SBCA online program or a discount on their BCMC show registration. A welcome email will be sent with details. Please pay via a check in U.S. funds made payable to SBCA.
To become a member of the National Framers Council, visit the NFC website.
Join Justin Donecker from Engineered Truss Systems, Inc. and TJ Jerke from SBCA staff as they dive into effective methods for developing your company’s social media presence.
Paul Johnson will discuss some painful experiences with new city permitting requirements around Texas as well as strategies to simplify the required documentation for component manufacturers.
When a component manufacturer (CM) moves from a traditional sales model (contracting to sell only materials to the contractor or framer) to a turnkey sales model (contracting to sell materials and installation to the contractor) the CM’s risks increase demonstrably. Kent Pagel, SBCA’s counsel, will explain the risks associated with the turnkey sales model as well as the best practices associated with managing such risks.
Join Tony Acampa, Technical Team Leader at Shelter Systems Limited, as he dives into his experience with building information modeling (BIM) and how it can streamline coordination between trades before construction even starts. Ultimately, BIM can significantly decrease cycle times and reduce installation issues in the field, making component manufacturers an even more valuable partner in the process.
