MCAA is accepting recommendations for individuals to serve on national committees in the coming year. If you are interested in serving, review the committee descriptions below, then contact your local association executive to express your interest. Their recommendations are due to MCAA no later than November 3, so don’t delay!
Committee Descriptions
- Advanced Leadership Institute Committee
- Audit Committee
- Budget Committee
- Career Development Committee
- Converge Advisory Committee
- Education Committee
- Fabrication Committee
- Government Affairs & Political Action Committees
- Industry Funds Committee
- Industrial Relations Council for the Plumbing and Pipefitting Industry (IRC)
- International Pipe Trades Joint Training Committee, Inc. (IPJTC Board or UA Bookstore Committee)
- Management Methods Committee
- MSCA/UA Joint Labor Committee
- MSCA Board of Managers
- MSCA Education Committee
- NCPWB Board of Trustees
- NCPWB Technical Conference Committee
- PCA Board
- Project Management Education Committee
- Safety & Health Committee
- Innovative Technologies Committee
- WebLEM Committee
- Women in the Mechanical Industry Committee
If you have questions about, or need clarification of committee activities or functions, please call Jan Grillo or Tim Brink at the national office at (301) 869-5800.
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