Articles Tagged with ''sheet metal industry''

Apprentices receive credit for five out of seven general education requirements through their on-the-job training through Sheet Metal Workers Local 104.

Army solider flies 6,000 miles from Japan to Colorado Springs for intensive sheet metal training program that transforms veterans into skilled craftsmen in just seven weeks.

 Tasks that were once routine may become more challenging, increasing the likelihood of musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) and other injuries.

North Carolina's Dark Horse Stages film studios gets a timely and smooth install of 34,000 pounds of new ductwork with Odyssey Mechanical installation.

Poynter’s sheet metal workers were broken up into area teams, allowing each team’s foreman to focus on their specific areas of the building.

When Fong joined MacDonald-Miller 13 years ago as a sheet metal apprentice, the company was already ahead of its time. But she helped take it even further.

Recent developments in the EV manufacturing sector show industrial transformation rarely follows a straight line for manufacturers, consumers – and contractors – alike.

When there is an infrastructure need, like a central air equipment failure, why not step back and assess how well was this equipment performing before it failed, asks Howard McKew, P.E. ASHRAE.

In an industry where precision and expertise are paramount, Devon Madon's perspective challenges traditional notions of competence — and confidence.