Gordon Metal Fabrication Inc., of Tampa, recently fabricated and installed dust collection systems for two very different industries.
For the Merrilat Corporation in Ocala, Fla., they fabricated and installed blower pipe exhaust ducting for a dust collection system using 16, 14 and 12 gauge galvanized steel and steel angle rings. The system was designed to remove wood dust from the manufacturer’s factory.
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The International Training Institute has produced an industrial welding recruitment package to assist local JATCs in their recruiting efforts.
The materials include local market 30-second radio and television commercials, an informational brochure, and a two-minute DVD orientation that provides additional information for prospective apprentices.
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The 2008 Industrial Contractors Forum slated during SMACNA’s 65th annual convention in Maui, Hawaii will include a presentation on welding issues followed by a panel discussion.
The presentation will cover welding productivity, over-welding, best practices, acceptable productivity standards, and welding techniques.
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In the accounting world, there are two types of “costing” environments: job costing and process costing. For the typical sheet metal contractor, the first – job costing – is de-rigueur; all costs directly associated with a job are tracked and assigned to that job. This is the nature of any construction contract environment.
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The Industrial Insights e-newsletter is a great opportunity for SMACNA industrial contractors to promote the specialized large-scale projects they complete.
The Industrial Insights newsletter is seeking recent industrial projects from SMACNA members for consideration in future issues. We encourage SMACNA contractors to share their stories of skill and industrial expertise.
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