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The 2016 Membership Directory & Resource Guide will be a critical resource members and industry professionals will use throughout the year to build connections and find trusted ACI partners.
Participating in this communication piece is the perfect way to brand your company image to ACI members and within the Tri-state area's growing construction industry.
Your advertising support enables us to produce a quality communication tool for ACI members, which helps keep our construction industry strong and growing in Cincinnati. Please consider participating by clicking here to view our full media kit and rate card or contact Beth Palmer at 352-333-3404 or bpalmer@naylor.com today!
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News about the construction industry typically includes safety violations, fraud cases, contractor/owner disputes and other less-than-cheerful stories.
Titled "Boots on the Ground," this article finds Anthony Ricciardi interviewing Chris Fidel and Kara Sanders on getting through college without piling up student loan debt.
OSHA has issued two silica standards: one for construction and one for general industry and maritime. Both standards take effect June 23, 2016, after which industries have one to five years to come into compliance.
Events
Join us again on the Riverboat Deck, on May 4th when the Reds take on the San Francisco Giants. Networking begins at 11:30 a.m. with the first pitch at 12:35 p.m. Tickets are limited so order yours TODAY!
Golf Outing – July 11
Annual Picnic – September 22
Safety
OSHA 500 – April 12-15, 2016
Confined Space Entry & Basic Rescue – April 14 & 15
Signal Person – April 19, 2016
4-Hour Rigging Training – April 20, 2016
OSHA 10-Hour – April 20 & 21, 2016
For more information on these classes and to check out other upcoming safety courses, see our webpage.
For over a decade, the Tri-State Area Safety Council has been saving our members money through safety education. All you need to do to save is simply attend 10 monthly meetings or eight with proof of two safety/workers’ comp education classes. It’s that simple. It’s easy to start. Just click the enroll button and fill out the form. The cost is only 150.00 dollars for the entire year!
Next Meeting: April 19, 2016
Professional Advancement
Imagine a world where construction defect litigation did not exist. According to Steven Cvitanovic, that world may be reality within the next ten years. Construction technology is booming today with robotics to assist with bricklaying, 3D printing, and unmanned drones to help reduce or even eliminate these defects.
ACI’s Tech Forum is May 19th. This year's Tech Forum will include these topics and more!
Becoming The MVP of Your Organization beginning April 21 (6 session course- One course each month for six months). Learn More...
ACI - Pre-Apprenticeship
Please join us April 14th for our Pre Apprenticeship Mock Interview Day as well as Graduation Day April 29th!
Please contact Joelle Seibert with any questions: jseibert@aci-construction.org, 513-221-8020
Membership
Be in the know through ACI social media! Like us on Facebook, follow us on LinkedIn and Twitter and share your testimonials about your membership on our Google page!
The new dues information is out and so far we have had great feedback on the transition! The official kick off is July 1, 2016 but if you have questions about the new dues, how it will affect your company or how to best utilize your membership, contact Erica Schwegman at eschwegman@aci-consruction.org or 513-221-8020. Don’t forget to check off your volume dues on the invoice before returning it with payment! We look forward to hearing from you and helping your company grow!
Plan Room
The city of Dayton has transferred two industrial properties that are key pieces of a more than $40 million plan to extend the Oregon Historic District.
City Properties Group, a Kentucky developer, plans to convert one property along Wayne Avenue into housing, commercial and restaurant space and other uses.
The plan for the second property on McDonough Street is renovated office space geared toward technology companies. (Dayton Daily News)
Real estate developers are moving forward with plans to add more than 60 luxury condominiums in Downtown Cincinnati after a Monday vote from the city's historic preservation panel.
The city Historic Conservation Board approved a certificate of appropriateness to demolish 719-721 Main St., which developers deemed a critical step to launching a more than $50 million project to yield two new 14-story buildings along the streetcar line. Hyde Park-based Greiwe Development Group is working with Terrex Development & Construction, North American Properties and Sibcy Cline on the project. (Cincinnati Enquirer)
You can get the inside information on thousands of projects, including access to plans and specifications online, by subscribing to ACI’s Construction Connection reporting service. For more information, contact Dan Wright at dwright@aci-construction.org.
ACI-YP
Join ACI Young Professionals for a jobsite tour of Crossroads Church at Old Saint George. You'll hear from Crossroads OSG Pastor, Lena Tome, as well as members of the construction team as we peel back the curtain for this unique and inspirational excursion within the central footprint of the University of Cincinnati's campus.
Take a look at ACI-YP's upcoming calendar!
Industry Partner Events
Masonry Education Program Offered - Masonry Design, Construction & Troubleshooting, Friday April 15, 2016, 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 noon at the Hamilton Parker Company 1865 Leonard Ave., Columbus, Ohio 43219.
On April 26th, Clark Schaefer Hackett is hosting a webinar from noon until 1 p.m. on the topic of "Save Tax Dollars with a 1031 Like-Kind Exchange." This topic would be of interest to owners, contractors, etc. You can learn more about the webinar and register through the link provided below.
BWC's Other States Coverage.
Are you a sub looking to meet GCs or a GC looking to expand your sub base? Join us in April for this FREE EVENT! Follow the links below to learn more about exhibiting or attending.
Scholarship deadline is April 5, 2016.
Employment
Queen City Mechanicals is presently expanding the operations and is actively seeking an experienced individual to manage current and future projects.
All qualified candidates interested in seeking a long term career opportunity should submit resume with cover letter and salary requirements via email only to bryan.gilbert@queencitymech.com.
Con-Quip-Burlington, is seeking a full time counter sales/dispatcher. Benefits include paid vacation, paid holidays, health insurance and company matching 401K. Please send resumes to: dpiar50@aol.com.
SCS Construction Services is seeking an Estimator-Commercial Office Renovation. Send all resumes to cback@scscincinnati.com. Click here for more information.
Queensgate Hardware is seeking an Estimator/Sales Manager. Send all resumes to sarah@queensgatehardware.com. Click here for job description.
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