News

The SepOct issue of SMACNews is now available online and for download as a PDF.

The October issue of Partners in Progress examines how leaders in the industry have tackled the effects the COVID pandemic has had on all aspects of daily life.

The federal government has a unique process for purchasing construction services which can result in missed opportunities for some bidders.

Employees are one of a company’s biggest expenses — and also one of its most important assets.

Quitting smoking isn’t easy. In fact, it can be one of the hardest habits to break.

The NFPA 70E 2021 Standard for electrical safety in the workplace has been revised, updated and put into effect.

SMACNA has developed and launched IgniteYourCareer.com as the main hub for its SMACNA’s workforce development initiative.

SMACNA Premier Partner Federated Insurance has announced the appointment of Michael Kerr as its new President and CEO, effective January 1, 2021.

Becoming and remaining a high-performing contractor requires constant focused effort. For leaders aspiring to this level of excellence, the journey is well worth the work.

Don't take our word for it, see what your fellow SMACNA members have been saying after watching The SMACNA Edge Conference educational sessions!

The latest update includes the addition of FAQ 84, which helps clarify loan forgiveness for loans over $2 million.

Tracking productivity has long been a challenge for HVAC and sheet metal contractors. Attend this deep dive into the latest research on productivity from NHF and explore how this issue is affecting today’s contractors.

SMACNA’s 2021 Products & Services Guide is now available online, and should be every HVAC and sheet metal contractor’s go-to resource for information and updates.

This informative session, led by Jeff Plant of BDR, will help you find out where you can have the most impact on your company culture.

Copper has become a metal of choice on many projects due to its durability, adaptability, and aesthetic appeal, and the use of brass and bronze has also increased in building designs.