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NCPWB Technical Conference Highlights: Building a Stronger Future for the Industry

The 2025 NCPWB Conference delivered powerful insights, innovative technologies, and critical discussions shaping the future of the welding industry. From redefining career pathways to advancing autonomous welding technologies, this event was packed with knowledge and inspiration for today’s welding professionals.

Demi Knight Clark kicked off the event by addressing the stigma around trade careers. With 88% of high school students pressured toward college, Clark called for a cultural shift — empowering students who pursue skilled trades to be celebrated like a “Varsity Squad.” She emphasized the need for empowering students pursuing #CareerReadiness; launching a positive PR campaign to destigmatize trade careers, targeting Gen Z and Gen Alpha; and promoting both welding engineering degrees and skilled trades paths, showing they are not mutually exclusive.

Innovative solutions for welding in restricted access areas, a key session, focused on orbital welding technologies designed to overcome common obstacles in the field, such as limited space around joints, close proximity to walls and pipes, and lack of direct line of sight. The discussion highlighted how orbital welding systems help maintain weld quality and efficiency under these challenging conditions, reducing reliance on manual techniques like mirrors and specialized tools.

How to improve welder continuity through better record keeping covered the importance of maintaining proper welder continuity records. Attendees learned how effective communication between UA local Authorized Testing Facilities and NCPWB chapters is essential to keeping welder qualifications current. The discussion emphasized best practices for information exchange and highlighted the critical role accurate record-keeping plays in supporting compliance, productivity, and workforce readiness across the industry.

Attendees learned how advanced GMAW processes like HyperFill® and HyperFill-STT® are helping contractors overcome major industry challenges, including skilled labor shortages, the need for capital investment justification, and demands for increased throughput. The session provided an in-depth look at the technology behind these innovative processes, emphasizing how they improve operator ease-of-use while achieving high deposition rates. Presenters outlined the minimal equipment changes needed to implement HyperFill technologies, making adoption cost-effective and accessible. A case study shared by Mollenberg-Betz demonstrated how the successful use of HyperFill and HyperFill-STT helped address common welding challenges faced by mechanical contractors. The session also highlighted how newly qualified procedures that will be added to the NCPWB WPS Library, further supporting industry-wide adoption.

The audience was introduced to new advancements in pipe spool welding, an area known for its unique challenges. The speakers emphasized that dynamic adaptability is critical to achieving quality weld. They demonstrated how success can be achieved through the use of welding robots equipped with adaptive control technology. A real-world example from McCarl’s highlighted how automation has helped them overcome the challenges of inconsistent pipe conditions, improving weld quality and production efficiency. The discussion underscored the importance of embracing new technology to meet the complex demands of spool pipe welding.

A comprehensive session was held on the welding of duplex stainless steels. Attendees learned why these steels, prized for their corrosion resistance, high strength, and good weldability, are rapidly gaining popularity across a variety of industries. The speaker emphasized that while duplex stainless steels offer many benefits, they must be welded with great care to preserve their properties. With demand for duplex stainless steels expected to continue rising, the presentation underscored the importance of understanding duplex material characteristics, fabrication challenges, and inspection requirements to ensure optimal performance in service.

Mark your calendar for next year’s conference, scheduled to take place April 26-28, at Hyatt Regency Hill Country Resort, San Antonio, TX.

Resource Highlight: MSCA’s Plumbing Service 101 Workbook Series

HVACR service companies may be thinking about adding plumbing to their company’s service offerings, but where do they start? MSCA’s Plumbing Service 101 Workbook Series highlights the benefits of offering plumbing service and investment challenges to consider to help those companies decide whether to take the leap. It also provides tips and resources that may be of interest to those with existing plumbing service operations. It’s just one of MCAA’s educational resources that are free to MCAA members as a benefit of membership.

Access the full list of modules, including detailed descriptions of what is included in each, in the Resource Center.

Have Questions or Need Personal Assistance?

Contact MSCA’s Teresa Pezzi.

Safety Week 2025 Comes to a Close – Look Back On the Week’s Resources

The National Safety Stand-Down to Prevent Falls in Construction and Construction Safety Week may have ended, but our members’ commitment to safety on the jobsite has not. You can view the video clips we shared for tips to prevent accidents and ensure the safety of our workers.

The videos included:

Elevated Work Platforms:
The Association of Union Constructors Director, Environmental Health and Safety Alex Kopp addresses elevated work platforms (EWPs) and fall prevention. Falls remain a leading cause of injury or incident in our industry.

Ladder Safety:
SMACNA Director of Safety Justin Crandol, CSP, ARM, CRIS shares ladder safety tips to help contractors prevent falls and injuries.

Hand Injury Prevention:
Mechanical Contractors Association of America (MCAA) Chairman, Safety & Health Committee Mike Nahas highlights ways in which contractors can protect workers’ hands, one of the most valuable – and most vulnerable – tools used on the jobsite.

Stop Work Authority:
National Electrical Contractors Association (NECA) Executive Director, Outside Line Safety Mike Starner, CUSP, CHST talks about Stop Work Authority, which empowers employees to halt work when they perceive an unsafe condition or behavior.

Strains, Sprains, and Ergonomics:
NECA Executive Director of Safety Wes Wheeler highlights the importance of protecting workers from everyday sprains and strains, the costliest injury affecting construction workers.

All workers should review these topics along with company safety materials and task-specific training required for construction and related work. Building on the success of our 2023 and 2024 safety videos, the Safety Alliance is committed to providing employers with new resources each year to keep safety discussions in the forefront of everyone’s mind.

Remember that safety is everyone’s responsibility and going home each day to your family and loved ones safely, is the goal of every employer and employee in our industries. Safety and health are not just about physical hazards, safety and health also includes the mental health of all workers. “It’s Okay to Not Be Okay,” is the phrase we share to raise awareness and show allegiance.

We encourage all who need assistance, to contact #988 in your local area to be connected with mental health professionals and resources to assist you during any of these challenges.

Connect With the Latest Training from Mueller Industries, Inc. and Ridge Tool Company at MCAA.org

The Manufacturer/Supplier Training area of MCAA’s website connects our contractor members with training opportunities available from the members of MCAA’s Manufacturer/Supplier Council.

Participating companies highlight and link to new webinars and training opportunities across their product lines, services, solutions or web pages. Here are just a few of the recent additions:

Mueller Industries, Inc.
Streamline^® ACR Copper Press Fittings | Installation Instructions
Watch this video to learn about the installation process of the Streamline^® ACR Copper Press Fittings for HVAC & VRF applications.

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Ridge Tool Company
The RP 115 is the smallest, lightest press tool on the market. Single-handed operation and 210° swivel help you press in tight spots. With this tool, getting into pressing is easier than ever.

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Interested in More Training from Our Supplier Partners?

Be sure to visit the Manufacturer/Supplier Training area for all the latest offerings.

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MCAA Safety & Health Committee Members Spotlight Jobsite Safety in BuildOps Podcast

Falls. Tools. Mental health.

The jobsite dangers haven’t changed much, but some contractors are changing how they respond—and who they involve in the process.

MCAA Safety and Health Committee members Ricky Reams (Murphy Company) and Rebecca Medaris (Pan-Pacific Mechanical), joined BuildOps to discuss the challenges contractors are facing today and what’s working in the field—from simplifying fall protection to reshaping the tools that get people hurt.

The podcast covers common injuries like Portabands, which are heavy, versatile, and widely used—often incorrectly.

Rebecca pointed out that many injuries came from using oversized portabands for small, overhead cuts. “They’re cutting one little thing, holding the saw overhead, and it comes right down on their hand,” Rebecca said. “It’s a great tool—but it’s not always the right one.”

The podcast also discusses mental health and SRLs.

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Find the Latest from HGG Profiling Equipment, Inc. and Morris Group International in MCAA’s Virtual Trade Show

MCAA’s Virtual Trade Show connects our contractor members with the members of MCAA’s Manufacturer/Supplier Council.

Participating companies highlight and link to new products, product lines, services, solutions or web pages of particular interest. Here are just a few of the recent additions:

HGG Profiling Equipment, Inc.
From manual to automated: how Bassett Mechanical achieved operational excellence with HGG by using HGGs advanced cutting technology.

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Morris Group International
The Chronomite^® Flow Secure^® Water Heater features a solenoid valve that cuts off water and activates an alarm if a leak is detected, providing peace of mind. Chronomite is a Morris Group International brand.

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Need Something Else?

Find many more smart solutions in MCAA’s Virtual Trade Show!

Visit the Virtual Trade Show

Speaking of Smart Solutions

Visit the Smart Solutions Case Studies area of our website to learn how other mechanical contractors found their win-win with cost-saving and productivity-enhancing applications from members of MCAA’s Manufacturer/Supplier Council.

This section of our website also includes tips and ideas to help your company save money and enhance your productivity. Don’t miss it!

Visit Smart Solutions

Connect With Additional Manufacturer/Supplier Training

Save yourself time and let MCAA connect you to the latest Manufacturer/Supplier member’s training opportunities. Visit the Manufacturer/Supplier Training area of the Resource Center to get started.

The Promise of HDPE Pipe: F.W. Webb Explains

As communities face challenges with aging water and underground infrastructure, an increasing number of contractors are discovering the benefits of HDPE pipe to address those challenges. HDPE is a cost-effective, easy-to-install, and versatile piping material for any underground utility project—from communications, electrical, and geothermal to sewer and domestic water. Contractors have used HDPE for over 50 years, yet its applications continue to expand, particularly in water and sewer line upgrades.

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Looking for More Smart Solutions?

Visit the Smart Solutions Case Studies area of our website! You’ll see how other mechanical contractors found their win-win with productivity-enhancing and cost-saving applications from members of MCAA’s Manufacturer/Supplier Council.

Plus, you’ll find tips and ideas on other ways you and your company can save money and enhance your productivity.

Visit Smart Solutions

Congratulations to Braidyn Hudson, Recipient of the Alan P. O’Shea Memorial Scholarship

Congratulations to Braidyn Hudson, one of the two recipients of the Alan P. O’Shea Memorial Scholarship. The Mechanical Contractors Association of New Jersey established these scholarships to honor the memory of Alan P. O’Shea, it’s former Executive Director, and to memorialize his many contributions to the mechanical contracting industry. The scholarships were presented by David G. Strobino (MCA of New Jersey President) and Phil Petillo (MCA of New Jersey Executive Director) at the MCAA25 Awards of Excellence Breakfast in Austin on March 5^th.

Braidyn anticipates graduating from Indiana State University in May 2027 with a degree in construction management. He has been active in his student chapter since 2023 and has held the positions of Treasurer and Fundraising Chair. This summer, Braidyn will be interning with MCAA Member, BMWC Constructors.

The opportunities the student chapter gave me these last few years were amazing. I had a chance to travel to the 2024 MCAA Convention in Orlando due to my active involvement with the competition. There, I was able to meet so many people, many who I was able to reconnect with in Seattle at the GreatFutures Forum this past fall. Being involved in the competition and getting help from our industry advisors allowed me to get insider knowledge into the industry before other students in my school. I know this knowledge will allow me to succeed and advance in my career.

Outside of school, MCAA helped me get an internship at BMWC Constructors last summer and plant the seeds of good relations between myself and others in the industry as well.

Five years from now, I expect to be in some sort of project engineer position immediately following graduation. This is the position I have been exposed to the most through my internships. I’m pursing a double major and getting an accounting degree as well as my construction management degree. This was done to gain the knowledge of how to properly handle a company’s finances and budget a project. I hope the experience I will have gained while in school and with the student chapter will allow me to advance at an escalated rate within a company. Depending on what areas I enjoy the most in the industry, I could also see myself in an estimating position as well.”

MCAA and the John R. Gentille Foundation congratulate Braidyn on this prestigious scholarship and thank the MCA of New Jersey for their commitment to supporting students interested in pursuing a career in the mechanical contracting industry.

Safety Week Partner CNA Shares Top Loss Trends

CNA released the top loss trends in construction and the mechanical industry from their book of business, highlighting workers compensation, auto, and general liability loss drivers. The slide deck includes several Safety Week resources that can support your company’s activities during the week, which runs from May 5-9.

Top Three Loss Drivers for Mechanical and Plumbing (by severity)

Workers Compensation

Manual material handling
Falls from elevation
Struck by incidents

General Liability

Construction defect
Leak/seep/water damage
Fire/explosion

Auto

Rear-end collisions
Changed lanes
OV rear end

Please review and download the slide deck to learn more.

SLIDE DECK

MCA of Western Washington Announces Annual Safety Excellence Awards Winners

Congratulations to MacDonald-Miller Facility Solutions, UMC and STIRRETT JOHNSEN, INC., winners of the MCA of Western Washington (MCAWW) Annual Safety Excellence Awards.

The awards were presented during the MCAWW’s Mental Health Luncheon on Wednesday, April 23.

The event featured an insightful presentation from Craig C. Nelson.

MCAA’s Executive Director for Safety, Health, and Risk Management, Raffi Elchemmas, highlighted the mental health resources available to MCAWW members and the initiatives MCAA is working on with the UA.

MCAA applauds MCAWW and each of the safety award recipients for their leadership and commitment to safety and health in the industry.

Resource Highlight: MSCA’s HVACR 101 Workbook Series

Companies need a way to familiarize new service staff with the industry equipment, processes and terminology they’re likely to encounter. MSCA’s HVACR 101 Workbook Series does just that in a series of 10 workbooks focused on the areas that are essential to job success. It’s just one of MCAA’s educational resources that are free to MCAA members as a benefit of membership.

The workbooks are available in WebBook format to maximize the learning experience. Each one includes a training video, relevant course material and a quiz. The workbooks are also available as PDF downloads that do not include the videos.

Access the full list, including detailed descriptions of what is included in each, in the Resource Center.

Have Questions or Need Personal Assistance?

Contact MSCA’s Teresa Pezzi.

Learn to Become a More Confident Communicator at the WiMI Conference

June 16 – June 18, 2025 | Kansas City, MO

The ripple effect of change begins with one small action – and in the mechanical industry, women are making waves. The WiMI Conference offers an unparalleled opportunity to connect with like-minded professionals, gain valuable knowledge, and be inspired by the journeys of those who have dared to lead. Whether you’re new to the industry or a seasoned executive, the WiMI Conference is a platform for you to find your voice and expand your influence within the industry. Join us at the WiMI Conference – empower yourself, connect with others, and leave ready to make your mark on the industry. Register now!

SESSION HIGHLIGHT: Education Session: The Presentation Transformation

In today’s fast-paced industry, the ability to communicate effectively is critical to leadership and career growth. Join renowned speaker and communications expert Gerry Sandusky, presenting with his daughter Katy Sandusky, for an engaging professional development session designed to help you refine your personal brand, sharpen your speaking skills, and become a more confident, nimble communicator. Whether you’re leading a meeting, presenting to clients, or navigating workplace conversations, this session will equip you with techniques to speak with clarity, adapt to your audience, and leave a lasting impression. Don’t miss this opportunity to strengthen your voice and enhance your presence in any professional setting.

This is just one example of the powerful stories and lessons you’ll encounter at WiMI 2025.

Inspiring Education for Every Stage of Your Career

At the heart of the WiMI Conference are its diverse and dynamic educational sessions. These captivating talks provide the perfect space for both personal and professional growth. Expect to hear from extraordinary speakers who share their stories of overcoming fear, embracing their cultural identities, and navigating the challenges that women in our industry often face.

This year’s theme invites you to not only learn from experts but also empower yourself to take bold steps in your own career. Whether it’s honing technical skills, sharpening leadership abilities, or learning how to build confidence in your unique voice, the WiMI Conference is designed to equip you with the tools necessary to succeed. You’ll walk away with the skills and insights needed to drive your career forward with confidence.

Interactive Networking and Skill-Building Opportunities

Networking at WiMI is more than just exchanging business cards – it’s about forging meaningful, lasting connections with individuals who share your passion and drive for the industry. The WiMI Conference fosters a supportive community where women can collaborate, share experiences, and discuss strategies for success.

In addition to the education sessions, interactive roundtable discussions provide the perfect environment to translate insights into action. These intimate settings allow for open conversation and knowledge-sharing, enabling attendees to discuss a wide variety of topics, from technical challenges to personal growth. The insights gained here will not only enrich your professional journey but will also empower you to tackle the next wave of challenges head-on.

A Platform for Impactful Change

As the theme suggests, the ripple effect begins with action, and the WiMI Conference is the perfect platform to kick-start that action. Women in our industry are already changing the game – from leading teams and projects to advocating for diversity and inclusivity. By joining this empowering event, you become part of that ripple effect, contributing to a larger movement for positive change.

Whether you’re seeking inspiration, valuable connections, or professional development, the WiMI Conference offers something for everyone. This year, we celebrate the impactful ways women are driving transformation in the mechanical industry, and we invite you to be part of the movement. Together, we can continue creating ripples of positive change, one connection, one conversation, one opportunity at a time.

Join us at the WiMI Conference – empower yourself, connect with others, and leave ready to make your mark on the industry.

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Find the Latest from Liberty Pumps and MILWAUKEE TOOL in MCAA’s Virtual Trade Show

MCAA’s Virtual Trade Show connects our contractor members with the members of MCAA’s Manufacturer/Supplier Council.

Participating companies highlight and link to new products, product lines, services, solutions or web pages of particular interest. Here are just a few of the recent additions:

Liberty Pumps
From simplex, duplex, triplex and quadplex grinders and solids handling systems, we can provide the pump system to meet your job requirements. Simply provide specifications and our technical team will draft a submittal package within 48 hours!

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MILWAUKEE TOOL
Eliminates the hassle of cords and provides instant power for fast evacuations. Powered by M18™ REDLITHIUM™, this pump delivers the runtime to complete multiple jobs on one charge.

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Need Something Else?

Find many more smart solutions in MCAA’s Virtual Trade Show!

Visit the Virtual Trade Show

Speaking of Smart Solutions

This section of our website also includes tips and ideas to help your company save money and enhance your productivity. Don’t miss it!

Visit Smart Solutions

Connect With Additional Manufacturer/Supplier Training

Save yourself time and let MCAA connect you to the latest Manufacturer/Supplier member’s training opportunities. Visit the Manufacturer/Supplier Training area of the Resource Center to get started.

Avoiding Turbulence with SLOAN & P.J. Dionne Company

P.J. Dionne Company found that using Sloan’s AER-DEC^® Integrated Sinks helped make a complex installation at Logan Airport a more collaborative effort. (SLOAN is a benefactor of MCAA25.) Sloan’s AER-DEC Integrated Sinks contribute to the airport’s sustainability goals while offering high standards of hygiene and efficiency.

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Looking for More Smart Solutions?

Plus, you’ll find tips and ideas on other ways you and your company can save money and enhance your productivity.

Visit Smart Solutions

Save the Date for MCAA’s 2025 GreatFutures Forum

Although summer ’25 isn’t quite here yet, it’s already time to start the process for securing your summer ’26 interns! Save the date for the 2025 MCAA GreatFutures Forum (October 9-11, 2025) in Salt Lake City, Utah. Conference registration, including the Job Fair, is complimentary for MCAA Members, MCAA Student Chapter Members, Faculty Advisors, Affiliated Association Executives and Forum Sponsors. Registration will open on July 1^st.

Don’t Miss Out on the PCA Plumbing Service Conference – Register Today!

May 19 – 21, 2025 | St. Louis, MO

The PCA Plumbing Service Conference is right around the corner – happening May 19–21 in St. Louis, MO – and there are only a few spots left!

The hotel reservation cutoff is April 28, so book now to secure your stay. Once you register, there will be a hotel reservation link in your confirmation email.

This year’s conference features an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of Murphy Company’s plumbing service operations and Local 562’s training facility, including insights into truck outfitting, safety procedures, and PFAS training.

Join us for valuable peer-to-peer networking and contractor-led education sessions that dive into smart field supervision, sales, and the latest plumbing service innovations.

With industry leaders, in depth tours, and invaluable networking, this is a conference you don’t want to miss.

Safety Week 2025 Is May 5-9: Get Ready with These Safety Alliance Videos

The National Safety Stand-Down to Prevent Falls in Construction and Construction Safety Week are coming up May 5-9. The Safety Alliance of MCAA, TAUC, SMACNA and NECA has created five new videos for employers to share during safety meetings and stand-down events.

The topics of these five videos include:

Ladder Safety:
SMACNA Director of Safety Justin Crandol, CSP, ARM, CRIS shares ladder safety tips to help contractors prevent falls and injuries.

We encourage all who need assistance, to contact #988 in your local area to be connected with mental health professionals and resources to assist you during any of these challenges!

Stay Safe!

In Safety and Health,

The Safety Alliance: TAUC, SMACNA, MCAA and NECA

Time Is Running Out: Register for MCAA’s May Field Leaders Conference Today!

May 12 – 14, 2025 | Washington, DC
supported by Procore

Field leaders looking to enhance their leadership skills and industry knowledge will benefit from MCAA’s May Field Leaders Conference, being held Monday, May 12 – Wednesday, May 14 at the Hilton Washington DC National Mall The Wharf.

In two and a half days, your field leaders will hear from inspiring industry speakers and participate in powerful collaboration, leaving them inspired and re-energized.

Watch the video to see for yourself why other company owners and managers continue to send field personnel to this conference.

The event is nearing full capacity. Don’t miss this opportunity to register your field leaders today!

Financial Assistance Opportunities

The United Association’s (UA) International Training Fund (ITF) is offering $5,500 grants for UA/MCAA Foreman Administrators who attend one of the 2025 MCAA Field Leaders Conferences. These are UA members who have completed the UA Education and Training Department’s Foreman Certification Course 2012 and are responsible for proctoring and maintaining the integrity and security of the UA Foreman Certification Examination at their local union training center. Find additional information about these grants and learn how to apply.

Inside MCAA – The Blueprint to Mechanical Contracting- Ep. 11 Building Careers, Connections, and the Future of Mechanical Contracting

Welcome to Inside MCAA, The Blueprint to Mechanical Contracting, the podcast dedicated to unveiling the strategies and resources that power success within the Mechanical Contractors Association of America. Hosted by renowned Customer Experience Coach and NEI Instructor Frank Favaro, each episode dives deep into the wealth of educational tools, networking opportunities, and advocacy efforts that define MCAA.

Monthly we will explore how MCAA supports its members with cutting-edge insights and industry updates, helping navigate the dynamic landscape of mechanical contracting. From legislative advocacy to fostering trusted partnerships, Inside MCAA offers a behind-the-scenes look at the initiatives driving innovation and growth in the field.

Inside MCAA – The Blueprint to Mechanical Contracting- Ep. 11 Building Careers, Connections, and the Future of Mechanical Contracting

In this episode of Inside MCAA, host Frank Favaro welcomes Andrew Palcan, Project Manager at Helm Group and Chair of MCAA’s Career Development Committee, and Michele Hoffman, MCAA’s Director of Career Development. Together, they dive into the dynamic programs and powerful connections shaping the next generation of mechanical contracting professionals.

Andrew shares his early journey as a student chapter competition team member at Milwaukee School of Engineering to a career-launching handshake at the annual MCAA convention. Michele reflects on how her passion of working with student chapters led to a national role influencing thousands of rising professionals.

Throughout the conversation, Andrew and Michele highlight the pivotal role of the Career Development Committee in:

Connecting students with contractors through hands-on events, competitions, and unconventional job fairs
Offering unique programs like the “Marco Polo” networking icebreaker and themed industry tours
Breaking down industry barriers for students of all backgrounds by showcasing the many paths within mechanical
Promoting peer-to-peer networks that extend far beyond graduation and help form a lifelong professional community

They also preview the upcoming 2025 MCAA Great Futures Forum in Salt Lake City, which features complimentary registration, contractor/student job matchmaking, Olympian speakers, and an immersive mechanical site tour.

The episode wraps up with heartfelt encouragement to students: get involved, take chances, and talk to people—you never know where one conversation might lead.

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Resource Highlight: MCAA’s New Worker Safety & Health Resources

New workers are often the most vulnerable to accidents and injuries. MCAA’s New Worker Safety & Health Resources assist contractors in providing training on how to identify common hazards in the mechanical industry, and how to protect themselves from those hazards. Topics covered include stop work authority, pre-task planning, PPE, working at heights, fall protection, fall prevention, power tool safety, hazard communication, housekeeping, and emergency procedures. These are just a few of MCAA’s educational resources that are free to MCAA members as a benefit of membership.

Worker Safety Training Videos & Accompanying Resources

New Worker Safety Orientation

Safety Manuals

Safety Programs

Explore the the full range of resources for mechanical service contractors, including resources that are also of interest to mechanical construction and plumbing contractors, using the blue Find A Resource bar on our website or browse our collection of 700+ safety and health resources.

Have Questions or Need Personal Assistance?

Contact MCAA’s Executive Director for Safety, Health, and Risk Management.