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This Week in the Ready Mixed
Concrete Industry for February 1, 2010
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· U.S.
Construction Industry in Doldrums
– A recent survey of U.S. companies that
build highways, buildings and sewers
found nine in 10 predicting their
business will not rebound in 2010 from
depressed levels. Based on the responses
of some 700 contractors across the
United States, 88% of the firms do not
expect overall conditions to improve
before 2011 and some will likely go out
of business, the Associated General
Contractors of America said. The
industry is widely considered a
bellwether for the economy as an
indicator of spending on infrastructure,
rebuilding and business expansion, and
it has a ripple effect in terms of
purchases of construction materials and
equipment. Source: January 20 posting by
the Reuters news service:
click here.
· U.S.
Embassy in Haiti Survives with Minimal
Damage
– The U.S. embassy in Haiti is one of
the rare significant structures in
Port-au-Prince to have survived the Jan.
12, 7.0 magnitude earthquake with only
minor damage, none of it structural. Rod
Evans, the State Department’s Bureau of
Overseas Building Operations embassy
project director, says the preferred
earthquake-resisting system, to include
the one used in Port-au-Prince, is
reinforced concrete shear walls. All
other building systems, including
mechanical, electrical and fire
protection, must also be constructed to
withstand the stresses of an earthquake.
The embassy in Port-au-Prince was
designed for “high” seismic design
criteria as well as wind loading of 45
meters/sec (100 miles per hour).
Engineering News-Record posted the
story on January 28.
· Selling
Concrete Parking Lots
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The
perception among building owners and
specifiers is that a concrete parking
lot may be better but it's considerably
more expensive than asphalt. No matter
how many times they hear about
life-cycle costs or sustainability, the
decision usually comes back to initial
cost. Well, guess what—initial cost is
no longer an issue. NRMCA’s Mid-Atlantic
Senior National Resource Director Phil
Kresge was among those interviewed for
this January story in Concrete
Construction magazine:
read more. |
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Promotion |
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NRMCA Introduces Concrete Overlays Flip
Book |
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During a time of slow new construction, maintenance of
existing property becomes the focus of
many owners. What better way to show a
customer a long lasting, bright,
durable, cost effective alternative to
an asphalt overlay? NRMCA’s new
Concrete Overlays of Asphalt Parking
Lots flip book provides a primer to
an industry promoter, concrete sales
person or concrete contractor on the
proven technology of using concrete to
overlay and renew existing asphalt
parking lots. Based heavily on
information taken from the National
Concrete Pavement Technology Center’s
Guide to Concrete Overlays and
submissions from designers and
contractors that have successfully done
concrete overlays on asphalt parking
lots, this book touches on:
• "How and Why" concrete overlays work
• "Rules of Thumb" for evaluating and exiting parking lot and
determining concrete thickness
• "Best Practices" for placing concrete overlays
• "Quick Case Studies" of successful projects
All packed in 20 pages in popular flip book format, including
presenter notes, this newest offering to
the NRMCA flip book series will help the
newest to the most seasoned person in
the concrete industry present the
benefits of concrete overlays as a
proven rehabilitation method for asphalt
parking lots along with addressing the
most common questions.
Special introductory price of $25, until February 15,
normally valued at $29. Click
here
to order online or contact NRMCA’s
Jacques Jenkins at
jjenkins@nrmca.org. |
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NRMCA Helps Promote Concrete at
International Builders Trade Show |
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Cement and concrete industry product applications were on
display to attendees at the recent
International Builders Show (IBS) in Las
Vegas, reports NRMCA Midwest Senior
National Resource Director Jon Hansen.
Invited to participate in the Portland
Cement Association exhibit were people
representing the concrete roofing
industry, permeable concrete pavers,
above grade concrete wall options,
pervious concrete, and heat island
reduction and maintenance of parking
lots with concrete applications.
Hansen spoke with exhibit visitors about pervious concrete
and the affect concrete paving has on
reducing heat island. A number of
contractors visiting the exhibit were
given information on either NRMCA ready
mix producer members or local
associations for additional help upon
returning home. Even though attendance
was down a little from the 2009 show
where 61,200 people attended, the 2010
IBS counted around 60,000 attendees for
the 4-day event.
Sponsored by the National Association of Home Builders,
IBS is the largest annual building
industry trade show in the country and
offers more than 175 education sessions
taught by industry experts. The 2011 IBS
will be in Orlando, FL from January
12-15.
For more information, contact Jon Hansen
at
jhansen@nrmca.org. |
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NRMCA Attends CenTex Sustainable
Communities Conference |
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NRMCA’s South Central Senior Resource Director Vance Pool
recently attended the CenTex Sustainable
Communities Conference held in Killeen,
TX. The event also included
representatives from the Army’s largest
base, Ft. Hood, EPA and the Texas
communities of Kileen, Harker Heights,
Gatesville and Copperas Cove, and was
intended to drive sustainability in this
high growth area of 250,000 residents.
The keynote speaker was the mayor of
Greensburg, KS, the town devastated by a
tornado which is now rebuilding a green
city. Click
here
to view how Americans turned devastation
into an opportunity in that community.
Pool touted the environmental advantages of concrete in
helping solve many of the issues this
Texas region faces. While Sean Van
Delist of the Cement Council of TX (CCT)
was unable to attend, he facilitated
both an NRMCA certified pervious
contractor and an ICF builder in the
area there to exhibit. A SIPS
(structural insulated panel)
manufacturer also exhibited. SIPs panels
are sandwich panels of oriented strand
board (or plywood or similar) facings
with a foam insulation adhered in the
center. They are a significant
competitor in the ICF space and seem to
have some traction with architects in
many markets. Unbeknown to NRMCA prior
to this event was a 40,000 square foot
pervious installation that has been in
place for a number of years at Ft. Hood.
“ICF (traditional and tilt), pervious, local streets and
roads, and all things sustainable about
concrete were our industry’s messages,”
Pool said.
For more information, contact Vance Pool at
vpool@nrmca.org. |
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West Coast EPA Region More Receptive to
Concrete's Environmental Message |
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“While the U.S. EPA’s stringent enforcement of stormwater and
other regulations certainly can
challenge the ready mixed concrete
industry in some respects, there is an
increasingly substantial upside when we
choose to go there from a product
promotional perspective,” said NRMCA
Vice President, National Resources, Dan
Huffman. “Of course this relates to our
continuing opportunity for the promotion
of pervious and conventional concrete
pavements regarding their shared and
respective environmental properties.”
Huffman recently met with the EPA’s Region 9 associate
director of water at EPA’s regional
headquarters in San Francisco. He
reports that the region will post on its
Web site technical documents supplied by
NRMCA supporting EPA’s designation of
the appropriate use of pervious concrete
as among EPA’s Recommended Best
Management Practices (BMPs) for
compliance with federal stormwater
regulations. EPA also agreed that NRMCA
can supply non-proprietary video and
printed case histories of successful
projects to appear on its Web site and
to also expand NRMCA’s presence in its
workshops in connection with BMPs.
Additionally, that EPA senior manager also agreed to discuss
NRMCA with her counterpart in another
location with the primary responsibility
for overall compliance in Region 9. EPA
Region 9 administers federal
environmental authority over California,
Arizona, Nevada, Hawaii, 140 Native
American Tribal Nations and a host of
Pacific Islands.
“We see the signs all over the place that the EPA is becoming
ever more supportive of the
environmental benefits of our product
and how that might be directed in the
marketplace,” Huffman said. “NRMCA’s
national resource directors and other
staff are aggressively pursuing EPA on
the basis of both sides working
against the middle as we focus on
them regionally across the nation and
directly on its headquarters in
Washington, DC.”
For more information, contact Dan Huffman at
dhuffman@nrmca.org. |
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Operations, Environmental & Safety |
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Registration Ends Soon for Last
Dispatcher Training Forum Until November |
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NRMCA's Dispatcher Training Forum is scheduled for February
16-18 in Silver Spring, MD. This is the
last Dispatcher Training Forum until
November 2010. The seminar is
appropriate for schedulers, dispatchers
and dispatch managers. Topics include
concrete technical topics as they relate
to the dispatcher's job, the latest
update on drivers' hours of service
regulations, and scheduling and order
taking skill building exercises. The
workshop complies fully with all U.S.
antitrust laws.
Click here
for more information. |
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OES News and Notes |
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· The
new
DOT CSA 2010 flyer along with a few
of the more common questions and
answers. A must read for anyone involved
in safety and training.
· Green-Star
update – There are now 76 Green-Star
Auditors and 72 Green-Star plants. The
Green-Star plants that were certified in
January 2010 are:
Green-Star Plant #71: Meyer Material Company –
Hartland, WI
Green-Star Plant #72: Meyer Material Company – Algonquin, IL
NRMCA congratulates producer member
Meyer Materials for implementing
comprehensive environmental management
systems at each plant.
· Regulatory
Alert - The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has
completed all four of the listening
sessions, with the remaining listening
session via internet and scheduled for
today. The majority of the speakers have
asked the DOT to leave the HOS
regulations as they currently are with
the exception of modifying the sleeper
berth regulations.
· Regulatory
Alert - The EPA has now held all five of the public listening
sessions in connection with its plan to
establish a comprehensive program to
reduce stormwater discharges from new
development and redevelopment and to
make other regulatory improvements to
strengthen its stormwater program. NRMCA
President Robert Garbini explained the
benefits of pervious concrete for
stormwater control at new and
redeveloped sites. He also asked the EPA
to assist industries with compliance
assistance and equitable enforcement,
stressing that companies want to comply
but the regulations are very confusing
and some contradict each other.
Upcoming Webinars:
· Emergency
Planning and Community Right to Know Act
I Thursday, February 4
· Emergency
Planning and Community Right to Know Act
I Thursday, February 11
· Identification
of Environmental Aspects and Impacts
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· Establishing
& Measuring Environmental Goals
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· Safety
Metrics | Thursday, February 25
· Accident
Cost Accounting
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Tuesday, February 23
For more information on any of the above
items, contact NRMCA’s David Ayers at
dayers@nrmca.org. |
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Education & Training |
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Professional Sales Skills Workshop to be
Held in One Month |
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NRMCA will host its one-time, annual Concrete Sales
Professional (CCSP) Module IV,
Professional Sales Skills workshop,
March 2-4 in Silver Spring, MD. With a
challenging market projected for this
year, the content has been totally
revised to fit the current climate.
There has never been a better time for
mid-level staff involved in the sales
process to hone higher level skills as
they relate to ready mixed
concrete-specific consultative sales
practice. Whether your staff must
continue to leave no stone unturned or
if stimulus package or green building
impacts open the markets quickly, your
staff will be prepared.
We encourage interested parties to act quickly. This workshop
is a required class in the STEPS Sales
and Promotion Track.
For more information, contact NRMCA’s Shawnita Dickens at
sdickens@nrmca.org.
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Industry News |
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CIM Program Students at Chico State
Perform Community Service |
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Concrete Industry Management (CIM) students from California
State University, Chico recently helped
build two housing dwellings as part of
the Catalyst Program which provides
temporary living facilities for victims
of domestic violence. Chico State took
on the name, Blitz Build for this
project, because of the short time it
had to complete the construction. Tanya
Komas, Chico CIM program director, and
the CIM students took on the concrete
portion of the project, including
foundations, slabs on grade, sidewalks
and driveways.
The project is the most recent in a series of projects
performed by CIM students. From
2006-2008 students traveled to New
Orleans to take part in the Rebuild New
Orleans Program. Because of the damage
from wild fires in Butte County, CA, in
2008, students also did a project in
Concow, near Oroville, to build storage
units for victims of the fires.
Chico students will also help build a memorial this week to
honor firefighters who lost their lives
in the 9/11 disaster in New York City.
Students attending the annual World of
Concrete trade show and conference in
Las Vegas will help erect two eight-foot
towers inscribed with the names of 56
fallen firefighters on a special
reflective concrete exterior. The
memorial will be later reassembled and
installed in a memorial park across the
street from the firehouse in New York as
part of 9/11 10th anniversary events in
2011.
Click here
to view a video of the time lapse
photography from the slabs to
completion. For more information about
NRMCA’s support of the CIM program,
contact Nicole Maher at
nmaher@nrmca.org. |
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Many Ready Mix Items Available at 2010
CIM Auction |
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Equipment and materials donations specific to the ready mixed
concrete industry are plentiful among
the items to be auctioned at the
Concrete Industry Management (CIM)
Program’s 2010 CIM Annual Auction to be
held in Las Vegas on Thursday, February
4, during the World of Concrete Show.
Those present in Las Vegas will find the
silent auction in Room N263 from 11 a.m.
to 1 p.m. and the live auction just
across the hall in Room N262 from 1-2
p.m. Both rooms are located on the
second floor of North Hall of the Las
Vegas Convention Center.
Those not in attendance can still take advantage of this
opportunity for great deals through
real-time on-line bidding at the Web
site of auctioneers Ritchie Bros. For
detailed instructions about Ritchie
Bros.’ online bidding process, including
how to create a member account in
advance of the auction and how to
register and bid online live,
click here.
The signature item for this year's auction is a concrete
mixer truck donated by McNeilus and
Freightliner. The mixer truck is a
McNeilus 10.5 cubic yard transit mixer
with a 2009 Freightliner M2 112 6x4
chassis. Donations of cement have been
received from Capitol Aggregates, Cemex,
Essroc, GCC, Holcim, Lafarge, Lehigh,
Mountain, Titan, TXI, Votorantim and
Vulcan/Florida Rock. Other ready mix
items include (but are not limited to)
BASF Admixtures, a COMMANDbatch system
from Command Alkon, CON-E-CO Dust
Control System, Jonel Engineering Batch
Panel and a Concrete Careers Recruiting
Package.
In addition to the industry items, there
are some fantastic sports and vacation
packages as well, including a Kentucky
Derby Package (Baker Concrete), Sports
Travel Package (Grace Construction
Products), Wynn Las Vegas Package (Mack
Trucks), Indy 500 Package (Peterbilt
Motors Paccar), TPC Sawgrass Golf
Package (Propex), and Master's Golf
Package (SIKA).
Money raised from both the live and
silent auctions will benefit the CIM
National Steering Committee and support
the CIM programs at Middle Tennessee
State University, Arizona State
University, New Jersey Institute of
Technology, California State University
- Chico and Texas State University. You
can learn more about the program at
www.concretedegree.com.
This is an important industry event and participants may find
some great deals on useful and fun items
while supporting a very worthy cause
that is helping to build a stronger
future for the ready mixed concrete
industry. |
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Pacific Southwest Concrete Names
Promoter of the Year |
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The Pacific Southwest Concrete Alliance has awarded its 2009
Promoter of the Year Award to Bill
Beeson of Beeson Pervious Concrete in
Lake Hughes, CA. Beeson specializes in
pervious concrete having recently
completed a landmark parking project at
LAX (Los Angeles International Airport)
in time to absorb the record rainfall of
this winter season.
Beeson started his concrete and masonry contracting company
in 1980 after migrating to Southern
California from Chicago. Since then the
company’s portfolio has expanded to
include commercial, municipal, public
works and residential projects with
expertise in stamped, colored and
stained concrete, masonry and landscape
features as well as pervious concrete
for stormwater management.
For more information, contact Paulette Salisbury of
the California Nevada Cement Association
at 925-918-0982 or by e-mail, paulette.salisbury@cncement.org. |
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Products & Services |
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Concrete Floors and Moisture is February
Internet Special |
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NRMCA's February Internet Spotlight,
good through Friday, February 26, is
Concrete Floors and Moisture. This book discusses sources of moisture, drying of
concrete, methods of measuring moisture,
construction practices, specifications
and responsibilities for successful
floor projects. The second edition
incorporates a brief discussion of
terrazzo issues, additional references
on drying times of lightweight concrete,
an extended discussion of issues with
ASTM F1869 moisture emission testing and
updates to the sources of supplies and
standards.
Order online
today and receive 25% off the regular
member price. Regular
price $40, Internet
Special
$30, plus shipping.
Note: Please use Discount Code
ISFEB10
to receive the online discount. |
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Calendar |
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A Look Ahead |
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February 8, Webinar
Requirements and Standards for Concrete
Strength
E-mail:
Jessica Moore, 888-84-NRMCA, x1165
February 8-10, Nashville, TN
NRMCA CCSP Module II: Customer Business Knowledge,
administered by the
Tennessee Concrete Association
Contact:
Alan Sparkman or 615-360-7393
February 9, Webinar
Earning LEED 2009 Credits by Utilizing
Ready Mixed Concrete
E-mail:
Jessica Moore, 888-84-NRMCA, x1165
February 9, Webinar
Specification Revisions for All Around
Benefits
E-mail:
Jessica Moore, 888-84-NRMCA, x1165
February 10, Webinar
Troubleshooting Concrete Construction
E-mail:
Jessica Moore, 888-84-NRMCA, x1165
February 10, Webinar
Understanding Concrete's Environmental
Advantages
E-mail:
Jessica Moore, 888-84-NRMCA, x1165
February 11, Webinar
Emergency Planning and Community Right
to Know Act
E-mail:
Jessica Moore, 888-84-NRMCA, x1165
February 11, Webinar
Preparing for the (Inevitable) Union
Organizing Drive
E-mail:
Jessica Moore, 888-84-NRMCA, x1165
February 15, Webinar
Quantifiable Advantages of Concrete
Parking Lots
E-mail:
Jessica Moore, 888-84-NRMCA, x1165
February 15, Webinar
Introduction to Concrete Pavement
Analyst (CPA) Software
E-mail:
Jessica Moore, 888-84-NRMCA, x1165
February 15-17, Silver Spring, MD
Dispatcher Training Forum
E-mail:
Gillian McBurney, 888-84-NRMCA,
x1166
February 16, Webinar
Identification of Environmental Aspects
& Impacts
E-mail:
Jessica Moore, 888-84-NRMCA, x1165
February 16, Webinar
Sulfate Resistant Concrete
E-mail:
Jessica Moore, 888-84-NRMCA, x1165
February 17, Webinar
Challenges and Opportunities with Cold
Weather Concreting
E-mail:
Jessica Moore, 888-84-NRMCA, x1165
February 18, Webinar
Establishing and Measuring Environmental
Goals
E-mail:
Jessica Moore, 888-84-NRMCA, x1165
February 16, Webinar (Part II on February 23)
Designing and Specifying Pervious
Concrete
E-mail:
Jessica Moore, 888-84-NRMCA, x1165
February 22, Webinar
Preventing Damage Due to Alkali-Silica
Reaction in Concrete
E-mail:
Jessica Moore, 888-84-NRMCA, x1165
February 23, Webinar
Accident Cost Accounting
E-mail:
Jessica Moore, 888-84-NRMCA, x1165
February 24, Webinar
Understanding Air Entrained Concrete
E-mail:
Jessica Moore, 888-84-NRMCA, x1165
February 24-25, Silver Spring, MD
How to Build a Successful Concrete
Parking Lot Construction Business
E-mail:
Gillian McBurney, 888-84-NRMCA,
x1166
February 24-26, Nashville, TN
NRMCA CCSP Module III: General Business Knowledge,
administered by the
Tennessee Concrete Association
Contact:
Alan Sparkman or 615-360-7393
February 25, Webinar
Safety Metrics
E-mail:
Jessica Moore, 888-84-NRMCA, x1165
February 26, Webinar
Thermal Measurements of Hydrating
Mixtures for Concrete Producer Quality
Control
E-mail:
Jessica Moore, 888-84-NRMCA, x1165
March 1-4, Online Course
Building Green with Concrete
E-mail:
Gillian McBurney, 888-84-NRMCA,
x1166
March 2, Webinar
Making Durable Concrete
E-mail:
Jessica Moore, 888-84-NRMCA, x1165
March 2-4, Silver Spring, MD
CCSP IV - Professional Sales Skills
E-mail:
Gillian McBurney, 888-84-NRMCA,
x1166
March 3, Webinar
Using Petrography to Troubleshoot
Concrete Construction
E-mail:
Jessica Moore, 888-84-NRMCA, x1165
March 4, Webinar
How to Measure In-Place Strength of
Concrete (Non Destructive Testing)
E-mail:
Jessica Moore, 888-84-NRMCA, x1165
March 8, Webinar
Steps to Reduce Unwanted Cracking in
Concrete
E-mail:
Jessica Moore, 888-84-NRMCA, x1165
March 9, Webinar
Earning LEED 2009 Credits by Utilizing
Ready Mixed Concrete
E-mail:
Jessica Moore, 888-84-NRMCA, x1165
March 10, 17, 24, 31, Online Course
Pervious Concrete - a Stormwater
Solution
E-mail:
Gillian McBurney, 888-84-NRMCA,
x1166
March 10, Webinar
Producing Durable Concrete Structures
for Chloride Environments
E-mail:
Jessica Moore, 888-84-NRMCA, x1165
March 10, Webinar
Understanding Concrete's Environmental
Advantages
E-mail:
Jessica Moore, 888-84-NRMCA, x1165
March 18, Webinar
Optimizing Fly Ash Concrete
E-mail:
Jessica Moore, 888-84-NRMCA, x1165
March 18, Webinar (Part II on March 25)
Designing and Specifying Pervious
Concrete
E-mail:
Jessica Moore, 888-84-NRMCA, x1165
March 19, Webinar
Introduction to Concrete Pavement
Analyst (CPA) Software
E-mail:
Jessica Moore, 888-84-NRMCA, x1165
March 22, Webinar
Quantifiable Advantages of Concrete
Parking Lots
E-mail:
Jessica Moore, 888-84-NRMCA, x1165
March 22-May 14, Online Course
LEED Green Associate Exam Study
Course
E-mail:
Gillian McBurney, 888-84-NRMCA,
x1166
March 22-24, Nashville, TN
NRMCA CCSP Module IV: Professional Sales Skills,
administered by the
Tennessee Concrete Association
Contact:
Alan Sparkman or 615-360-7393
March 25, Sioux Falls, SD
Design of Concrete Pavements
Contact: Lionel Lemay or 847-918-7101
April 6, Webinar
Earning LEED 2009 Credits by Utilizing
Ready Mixed Concrete
E-mail:
Jessica Moore, 888-84-NRMCA, x1165
April 7, 14, 21 and 28 Online Course
Design of Concrete Pavements
E-mail:
Gillian McBurney, 888-84-NRMCA,
x1166
April 7, Webinar
Understanding Concrete's Environmental
Advantages
E-mail:
Jessica Moore, 888-84-NRMCA, x1165
April 12, Webinar
Quantifiable Advantages of Concrete
Parking Lots
E-mail:
Jessica Moore, 888-84-NRMCA, x1165
April 13-15, Tempe, AZ
NRMCAConcrete
Sustainability Conference
E-mail:
Gillian McBurney, 888-84-NRMCA,
x1166
April 19, Webinar
Introduction to Concrete Pavement
Analyst (CPA) Software
E-mail:
Jessica Moore, 888-84-NRMCA, x1165
April 20 - May 20, Online Course
Safety Certification Course
E-mail:
Gillian McBurney, 888-84-NRMCA,
x1166
April 21, Webinar (Part II on April 28)
Designing and Specifying Pervious
Concrete
E-mail:
Jessica Moore, 888-84-NRMCA, x1165
May 5, 12, 19, 26, Online Course
Building Green with Concrete
E-mail:
Gillian McBurney, 888-84-NRMCA,
x1166
August 17-20, Silver Spring, MD
Plant Manager Certification
E-mail:
Gillian McBurney, 888-84-NRMCA,
x1166 |
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