Statement of Qualifications

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Statement of Qualifications
Industrial Painting
Hydro Blasting
Sandblasting
Industrial Cleaning
Commercial Painting
Lead Abatement
Deep Cleaning
Corrosion Control
Floor Coating
Wet & Dry Vacuuming
Table of Contents
1. Letter of Introduction
2
2. Business Information
2.1 Mission Statement
3
2.2 Services
4
2.2 Customer References
6
2.3 Supplier References
7
3. Facilities and Equipment
3.1 Office Locations
8
3.2 Partial Equipment List
9
4. ISO 9001:2000
4.1 ISO 9001:300 Registration Certificate
4.2 Quality Manual Index
12
13
5. Bonding, Banking & Insurance Information
14
6. Project Case Study
19
7. Project History
24
8. Key Resumes
35
9. Safety Manual
47
201 S. Alloy Drive
Fenton, MI 48430
Phone 810.593.7000
Fax 810.593.7001
Dunns: 125948450
February 15, 2008
To Whom It May Concern:
Enclosed herewith is a pre-qualification package developed to highlight our achievements and
demonstrate our ability to successfully execute industrial cleaning and painting projects of any
magnitude, under even the most stringent time constraints.
The Niles family has developed in the painting business through three generations since 1958.
We started as Genesee Decorating Co., and in 1970 began a period of great success working
closely with the automotive industry on industrial painting and cleaning projects as Genesee
Painting Co., Inc. We survived acquisition by a national company, and reestablished ourselves
in November 2002 as Niles Industrial. In doing so, we have maintained the majority of key
management and field personnel that ultimately contributed to the overall success of Genesee
Painting Company, Inc.
Niles Industrial values our past while we rely on forward thinking and continuous improvement,
to enable us to provide our customers with a full range of industrial services to meet their every
need. One component of our development was the acquisition of Response Maintenance of
Gary, Indiana. Response Maintenance was a company with years of experience specializing in
water blasting, wet/dry vacuum truck services, liquid vacuum truck services and sewer cleaning.
Niles Industrial’s key leadership and impressive inventory of equipment has allowed us to build
and maintain strong industry relationships with Fortune 500 companies. We are highly
confident that with the wide array of services, established relationships and the Niles
management combined experience exceeding 200 years in industrial cleaning and painting, we
are the contractor of choice for any project in these sectors. Our mission is to provide safe and
economical value added solutions to our customers.
As you can see from the attached list of projects completed, the Niles team has a diversified
background completing a wide range of commercial, industrial and automotive projects of
various contract values. Niles Industrial is bonded, insured and ISO certified. In the future, we
will continue to provide the highest level of safety performance and overall quality that our
customers have come to expect.
Sincerely,
Ryan Niles
President
Niles Industrial
Niles Industrial
Mission Statement
Niles Industrial and its employees are committed to providing painting, cleaning
and associated services that meet or exceed our customer’s requirements.
Our primary goal is to be the best in our field and furnish the customer with the
finest in quality and value.
We are dedicated to customer satisfaction in all we do and will accept nothing
less than “best in class.” We understand that we must provide a better job than
our competitors in order to meet customer satisfaction.
Customer satisfaction is evident by their recommendation of our services to
others and in doing so; we will ensure future work for the Niles people and
security for their families.
Having the highest quality and safety record is the price of admission in our
“best in class” environment.
Reviewed by
Ryan Niles
Issue Number
4
Approved by
Dan Niles
Issue Date
1/3/03
Confidential
Page 3
Services
Painting
Industrial, Commercial and Institutional
Nationwide full service coating and lead painting contractor for over 40 years
Professional, cost-effective coating and abatement services to a wide spectrum of
customers
Hydro-Blasting
Cleans surfaces
Removes latex materials, paint, phosphates, resins, coke, fly ash, black liquor,
rust, cement and other materials from industrial equipment
Utilizes pressure washers with capacities ranging from 2,500 pounds per square
inch to 20,000 pounds per square inch
Ultra-high pressure hydro-blasting provides pressures up to 40,000 pounds per
square inch to strip coatings and cut steel along with other specialized
applications. This method also minimizes waste and run-off during the removal
process
Industrial Cleaning
Sewer, industrial tank, and digester cleaning
Slip lining
Process pipe and vessel cleaning
Jetting and rodding
Ultra-high (UHP) cleaning
Waste minimization
Vacuuming and air moving services
Dry Vacuuming
Removes sand, grain, resins, coke, fly ash, powder and other materials
Can be performed during operations, schedules outages and emergency situations
Requires the use of dry vacuum trucks (with a capacity of 15 cubic yards)
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Services (continued)
Wet Vacuuming
Eliminates liquid, sludge, and semi-liquid waste
Requires the use of wet vacuum trucks (with a capacity up to 2,500 to 3,000
gallons)
H2O’s wet vacuum trucks pumping capacities range from 1,200 cubic feet per minute
to 4,500 cubic feet per minute
Deep Cleaning
Used when cleanliness is the most important goal in the outcome of a
manufactured product
Intensive cleaning to remove all particles adhering loosely to surface structures
Alcohol wipe, chemical clean, hand vacuuming, tack cloth wiping, power
washing and high pressure water blasting
Structural building and process equipment
Sewer Cleaning
Removal of debris with closed-circuit television inspection
Infiltration and inflow controls
Interior cleaning of process piping at wastewater treatment facilities and vessel
cleaning
Monitor and maintain structural and operational integrity of subsurface delivery
systems
Corrosion Proof Services
Proper surface preparation
Containment of media and spray
Industrial sandblasting
Epoxies, vinyl and chlorinated rubbers, coal tar and asphaltics, two component
and moisture cured polyurethanes, silicones, high and low bake phenolics,
polyesters and vinyl esters, cementitious linings, thermoplastic powder coating
Abrasive Blasting Services
Removes existing coating or prepares surface to achieve desired surface profile
Industrial sand blasting
Sponge blasting
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Page 5
Customer References
Confidential
Type
Name
Title
Company
Location
General Contractor
Craig Smith
Project Manager
Christman-Kruse-Anderson Lansing, MI
Phone
Service Performed
(517) 482-1488
Industrial Painting, Commerical Painting
General Contractor
Jon Hautau
Project Manager
Ideal Contracting
Detroit, MI
(248) 745-3320
Performed Fire Proofing, Painting, Industrial
Cleaning, Commercial Painting, Vinyl Wall
Covering, Floor Coatings, Containment Coatings
Owner
Mark Fulks
Facilities Engineer
City of Flint
Flint, MI
(810)0766-7210
Industrial Painting
General Contractor
Dave Demmin
Project Manager
River City Construction
Peoria, IL
(309) 694-3120
Industrial Painting & Deep Cleaning
Owner
Ryan Hayden
Facilities Engineer
Caterpillar Inc.
Peoria, IL
(309) 675-7140
Owner
Gerald Blunier
Project Team Leader
Caterpillar Inc.
Peoria, IL
(309)675-3805
(309) 494-0267
Various Projects
Owner
Ryan Reynolds
Facility Engineering Mgr. Caterpillar Inc.
Peoria, IL
General Contractor
Mark Krueger
Chief Operating Officer E & L Group
Flint, MI
(810) 744-4300
Performed Fire Proofing, Painting, Industrial
Cleaning, Commercial Painting, Vinyl Wall
Covering, Floor Coatings, Containment Coatings
General Contractor
Bob Rhodes
Project Manager
River City Construction
Peoria, IL
(309) 694-3120
Commerical Painting
General Contractor
Mike Venturini
President
Chick Relocation Services
San Antonio, TX (210) 912-0725
Industrial Painting
Owner
Mark Birch
Owners Field Rep
Dow Chemical Corp
Midland, MI
Owner
Brain Brady
Senior Engineer
General Motors
Lansing, MI
(517) 204-8500
Commerical Painting
Cleaning, Painting, Lead Abatement, Foam
Insulation, Specialty Coatings.
Owner
Chris Lux
Power Station Manager MidWest Generation, Inc
Waukegan, IL
(847) 622-6201
Industrial Paintng
Owner
Deepak Shah
Senior Engineer
General Motors
Lansing, MI
(517) 204-8115
Various Projects
Midland, MI
(989) 638-5604
Owner
Steve Hartman
Plant Engineer
Dow Corning
(989) 496-8233
Painting, Fireproofing, Cleaning
Owner
Bill Hembruch
Facilities Manager
Great Lakes Technology Ctr Flint, MI
(810) 835-8073
Painting, Caulking, Damproofing
Owner
Darwin Scherba
Facilities Manager
Citizens Bank
Flint, MI
(810) 766-7899
Painting, Wallcovering, Caulking, Exterior Painting
Owner
Randy Leigeb
Facility Manager
Dow Corning
Midland, MI
(989) 496-5736
Industrial Painting
Owner
Mike Gregor
Paint Shop
Daimler Chrysler
Detroit, MI
(313) 956-8322
Paint Shop Beautification
Industrial Painting
Owner
Michael MacMillan Project Engineer
Delphi Steering
Saginaw, MI
(989) 757-4261
General Contractor
Matt Spence
Project Manager
Spence Brothers
Saginaw, MI
(989) 752-0400
Painting & Wallcovering
General Contractor
David Nief
Project Manager
Bovis Lend Lease
Chicago, IL
(317) 223-7486
General Contractor
Rich Sly
Senior Project Mgr.
Sorensen Gross
Flint, MI
(810) 767-4821
Special Coatings, Painting, Wallcovering & Fire
Proofing
General Contractor
Frank Colling
Project Manager
Gallagher Kaiser
Detroit, MI
(313) 368-3100
General Contractor
Terry Cosgrove
Project Manager
Gallagher Kaiser
Detroit, MI
(313) 368-3100
Owner
Sue Hendrix
Procurement Manager
Miller Brewing Company
Atlanta, GA
(229) 420-5206
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Supplier References
Independent Paint Supply
3440 Centennial Dr.
Midland, MI 48642
Don Conway
Phone: (810) 397-7221
Fax:
(810) 232-9392
Speedway American
PO Box 740587
Cincinnati, OH 45274
Jim Heeg
Phone: (800) 428-4016
Fax:
(937) 863-6724
Holbin and Son
10374 Elms Rd.
Clio, MI 4820
Mike Holbin
Phone: (810) 691-5023
Fax:
(810) 564-2544
Advance Glove & Safety Co., Inc.
4055 S. Sheridan Rd., PO Box 149
Lennon, MI 48449
Dennis Sherman
Phone: (810) 621-5444
Fax:
(810) 621-5450
Tnemec Company
6800 Corporate Dr.
Kansas City, MO 64120
Connie Kovie
Phone: (810) 499-2973
Fax:
(810) 540-0041
Home Depot
PO Box 9121
DeMoines, IA 50368
Latrece Macon
Phone: (800) 395-7363
Fax:
(877) 969-6282
Contract Wallcoverings
2786 Industrial Row Dr.
Troy, MI 48084
Julia Weiss
Phone: (800) 227-2277
Fax:
(800) 462-9445
Construction Fasteners
2120 Kansas Ave.
Flint, MI 48506
Larry Blair
Phone: (810) 232-5350
Fax:
(810) 232-7010
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Office Locations
FENTON, MICHIGAN
DETROIT, MICHIGAN
201 S. Alloy Drive
Fenton, MI 48430
Phone: (810) 593-7000
Fax:
(810) 593-7001
12285 Eaton
Detroit, MI 48227
Phone: (313) 491-1500
Fax:
(313) 731-1616
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
CHESTERTON, INDIANA
218 N. Jefferson
Suite 101
Chicago, IL 60661
Phone: (312) 604-3718
Fax:
(312) 604-3726
284 W. 1050 N
Chesterton, IN 46304
Phone: (219) 764-9800
Fax:
(219) 764-3080
PEORIA, ILLINOIS
FT. LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA
850 N. Main
Morton, IL
Phone: (309) 303-5148
Fax:
(309) 405-0200
#2 Hendricks Isle
Suite C2
Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33301
Phone: (954) 462-3898
Fax:
(954) 337-2426
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Partial Equipment List
Support Vehicles
2005 Ford F150 4WD
1990 Chevy 1 Ton
2006 Ford F350
1993 Ford F-150
2005 Ford F150 4WD
1995 Ford F-250
2005 Cadillac Esclalade 4WD
1996 Ford F-150
2005 Cadillac Esclalade 4WD
1996 Ford F-150
2005 Ford Expedition 4WD
1996 Ford F-250
2004 Ford Expedition 4WD
2001 Chevy 3/4 Ton
2000 Ford F350 2WD
2001 Chevy 3/4 Ton
1992 Ford F378
2001 Chevy Silverado 3/4 Ton
2002 Jeep Wrangler
1998 Jeep Cherokee
Vacuum & Sewer Cleaning Vehicles
2001 Ford Expedit 4W P/U
2000 Sterling Vac Truck
2000 Dodge Ram 2500 P/U
1999 Sterling Vac Truck
1993 Chevy K19 V21 P/U
1995 Ford Guzzler Ram Rodder
2000 Jeep Wrangler
1992 Ford Guzzler Vac Truck
1998 Ford F150 P/U
1995 Ford Gapvax Vac Truck
95 Ford F250 Extended Cab Pick-up
1998 GapVax Volvo Vac Truck
95 Dodge 1500 Ram 4x4 Extended Cab Pick-up
1998 GapVax Volvo Vac Truck
96 Chevy 2500 4x4 Extended Cab Pick-up Red
2000 Gapvax Volvo Vac Truck
98 Chevy 1500 4x4 Extended Cab Pick-up
2000 Guzzler Hi Rail International
98 GMC Quad Cab P/U Dually
1999 Guzzler Hi Rail International
98 GMC Crew Cab - Dually
2001 Guzzler International
2002 GMC Sierra White
1988 Jetter w/Vactor Body#88-5-4309
2003 Chevy K1500 Tahoe Black
1993 Ford Ace VacTruck Dual Filter
2003 GMC Yukon White
2000 5227 Supersucker
2000 Ford F350 Super Duty
2000 Guzzler International
2003 GMC Envoy 4WD White
1997 Jetter w/Vactor Body
2003 Chevy Silverado Maroon
2000 Combo Jetter/Vac
2002 Chevy Trail Blazer Blue
1999 Cusco Freightliner/Vac System
2003 Chevy Silverado P/U Red
1992 Kenworth Vac Truck
2001 Ford F350 2 WD
2001 Vovo Gap Vac Truck
2001 Ford F350 2 WD
2002 Volvo Gap Vac Truck
1999 Ford F350 2WD
2003 Sterling Guzzler Truck
2003 Ford F350 2WD
1995 Ford Combo Truck
2004 Ford F350 4WD
2000 Autocar Combo Truck
2003 Ford Explorer 4 WD
2000 Volvo Gap Vac Truck
1997 Chevy Silverado 4WD
2004 Freightliner Cusco Truck
2001 Ford F150 4WD
2006 Dragon Carbon Steel Vac Tanker
2006 Ford F250 2WD
2004 Ford Explorer 4WD
1994 Dodge Van
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Partial Equipment List (continued)
Equipment Vehicles
Waterblasting Equipment
1990 GMC 2 Ton
1996 Jetstream Water Blaster 250HP
2000 Ford Box Van
1997 Jetstream Water Blaster
1990 Ford Stakebed
1999 10,000 PSI Jetstream Blaster Body Trailer
2002 Chevy Flatbed
1999 Jetstream Blaster 10,000 PSI Series 4200
2000 Chevy 1 Ton Stakebed
Harben Jet/Blaster DT8-150
Jetstream Waterblaster 4200D
"Hotsey" (Large) Model 1285SS
1979 Mack Truck
"Hotsey" (Small) Model 1260SS
10200 HP BIG hot burner pressure washers
Industrial Equipment
2002 NLB 40K Liquid Blaster Pump
Excavator - Trac Ho TB-21
2003 Jetstream Waterblaster 10,000 PSI
Rough Terrain Crane 15 Ton
2004 10250 Jetstream Waterblaster 20,000 PSI
1988 Ford Mustang Loader
2002 10200 NLB Blaster 10,000 psi
Thomas Skid Steer Loader T-183
2001 Jetstream Waterblaster 10,000 psi
1978 John Deere Loader
2000 Jetstream Waterblaster 3600/10,000 psi
Electric Truck E-Z-Go
1998 Jetstream Waterblaster 10250 HP
1960 Tanker
Landa Pressure Washer
1960 Tanker 7200gl. w/Trailmobile TRL
Landa 3000 Hot Blaster
Sandblaster & Paint Sprayer
2000 Jetstream Blaster 3600/10,000PSI w/4215HF Skid
1993 Air Compressor Ingersoll Rand P-375-WCU
2004 Guzzler International Chassis
12 Complete Sandblasting Apparati
#1 Red - Multigun Pressure Washer Units
90 Paint Pumps
1978 GMC Dump
1992 GMC Dump 1500 TC10
Jet Stream Unx 3620 - 20,000 PSI
1999 InternationalStake/Navistar 4700 Flatbed Truck
1990 6" Wisconsin Pump
6" Hydraulic Thompson Pump
2001 International 4900 Box Truck
2001 International 9100 Tractor
1999 International 9200 Tractor
2004 Mack CX613 Tractor
1995 Dragon Duracane Lined Acid Tanker
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Partial Equipment List (continued)
Trailers
2001 Jet Stream Unx Multi Pressure Trailer
2003 NLB 1012 Trailer
1996 Landa PW Trailer
1998 Landa PW Trailer
1998 BJ UTL Hauler
2001 BJ YTL Hauler
2004 CYO Trailer
2004 PCA Trailer
1999 Trail King Trailer 10-Ton
2003 Forest River-Trailer 6.5x14
10' by 20' Office Trailer
10' by 60' Office Trailer with heat and air
Bobcat Trailer Tandem Axle Trailer 2002 Gold Star
3 Axle Trailer
Deep Clean Trailer
Dual Axle Trailer
TRA/REM Gooseneck Flatbed
Red Dual Axle Trailer
Scissor Jack
Semi-Trailer for Deep Clean
Watson Tri-axle
White Dual Axle 16' long
White Dual US-1
White Trailer (Off & Storage)
Busses
1986 Diamond Bus
1988 Ford Long Bus
1991 Ford Thomas Bus
1994 Chevy Wayne Bus
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alien, sole proprietor, or disregarded entity, see the Part I instructions on page 3. For other entities, it is
your employer identification number (EIN). If you do not have a number, see How to get a TIN on page 3.
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2. I am not subject to backup withholding because: (a) I am exempt from backup withholding, or (b) I have not been notified by the Internal
Revenue Service (IRS) that I am SUbject to backup Withholding as a result of a failure to report all interest or dividends, or (c) the IRS has
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3. I am a U.S. person Qncluding a U.S. resident alien).
Certification Instructions. You must cross out item 2 above if you have been notified by the IRS that you are currently subject to backup
Withholding because you have failed to report all interest and dividends on your tax return. For real estate transactions, item 2 does not apply.
For mortgage interest paid, acquisition or abandonment of secured property, cancellation of debt, contributions to an individual retirement
arrangement (IRA), and generally, payments other than interest and dividends, you are not required to sign the Certification, but you must
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abandonment of secured property, cancellation of debt, or
contributions you made to an IRA.
U.S. Person. Use Form W-9 only if you are a U.S. person
(inclUding a resident alien), to provide your correct TIN to the
person requesting it (the requester) and, when applicable, to:
1. Certify that the TIN you are giVing is correct (or you are
waiting for a number to be issued),
2. Certify that you are not SUbject to backup withholding, or
3. Claim exemption from backUp Withholding if you are a
U.S. exempt payee.
In 3 above, if applicable, you are also certifying that as a
U.S. person, your allocable share of any partnership income
from a U.S. trade or business is not subject to the
Withholding tax on foreign partners' share of effectively
connected Income.
Note. If a requester gives you a form other than Form W-9 to
request your TIN, you must use the requester's form if it is
SUbstantially similar to this Form W-9.
For federal tax purposes, you are considered a person if you
are:
• An individual who is a citizen or resident of the United
States,
• A partnership, corporation, company, or association
created or organized in the United States or under the laws
of the United States, or
• Any estate (other than a foreign estate) or trust. See
RegUlations sections 301.7701-6(a) and 7(a) for additional
information.
Special rules for partnerships. Partnerships that conduct a
trade or business in the United States are generally required
to pay a withholding tax on any foreign partners' share of
income from such business. Further, in certain cases where a
Form W-9 has not been received, a partnership is required to
presume that a partner is a foreign person, and pay the
withholding tax. Therefore, if you are a U.S. person that is a
partner in a partnership conducting a trade or business in the
United States, provide Form W-9 to the partnership to
establish your U.S. status and avoid withholding on your
share of partnership Income.
The person who gives Form W-9 to the partnership for
purposes of establishing its U.S. status and avoiding
withholding on its allocable share of net income from the
partnership conducting a trade or business in the United
States is in the following cases:
• The U.S. owner of
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Form
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Appendix A
Table of Contents
Quality Policy Statement
Company Background
Amendment Record
Controlled Circulation List
Glossary
Management Responsibility
Quality System
Contract Review
Design Control
Document and Data Control
Purchasing
Control of Customer-Supplied Product
Product Identification and Traceability
Process Control
Inspection and Testing
Inspection, Measuring and Test Equipment
Inspection and Test Status
Control of Nonconforming Product
Corrective and Preventive Action
Handling, Storage, Packaging, Preservation and Delivery
Control of Quality Records
Internal Quality Audits
Training
Servicing
Statistical Techniques
Organization Chart
Reviewed by
Ryan Niles
Issue Number
4
Approved by
Dan Niles
Issue Date
1/3/03
Confidential
Page 14
DATE (MM/DDIYYYY)
CERTIFICATE OF LIABILITY INSURANCE
ACORD~
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04/16/08
NILES-3 I
THIS CERTIFICATE IS ISSUED AS AMAnER OF INFORMATION
ONLY AND CONFERS NO RIGHTS UPON THE CERTIFICATE
HOLDER. THIS CERTIFICATE DOES NOT AMEND, EXTEND OR
ALTER THE COVERAGE AFFORDED BY THE POLICIES BELOW..
PRODUCER
Regency Insurance Group, Inc.
1690 Watertower Place, #500
East Lansing MI 48823
Phone: 517-664-2770 Fax:517-664-2787
INSURERS AFFORDING COVERAGE
Indian Harbor A 15
INSURED
NAIC#
INSURER A:
Niles Industrial LLC
201 S Allo! Drive
Fenton MI 8430
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INSURER B:
United. National Insurance
INSURER C:
Accident Fund Insurance
INSURER D:
Essex Insurance Company A 13
INSURER E:
Massachusetts Bav
10166
A
22306
COVERAGES
THE POLICIES OF INSURANCE LISTED BELOW HAVE BEEN ISSUED TO THE INSURED NAMED ABOVE FOR THE POLICY PERIOD INDICATED. NOTWITHSTANDING
ANY REQUIREMENT, TERM OR CONDITION OF ANY CONTRACT OR OTHER DOCUMENT WITH RESPECT TO WHICH THIS CERTIFICATE MAY BE ISSUED OR
MAY PERTAIN, THE INSURANCE AFFORDED BY THE POLICIES DESCRIBED HEREIN IS SUBJECT TO ALL THE TERMS, EXCLUSIONS AND CONDITIONS OF SUCH
POLICIES. AGGREGATE LIMITS SHOWN MAY HAVE BEEN REDUCED BY PAID CLAIMS.
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Back in Business
By Wendi Sawchuk, Associate Editor
PHOTOS COURTESY OF NILES INDUSTRIAL
Niles Industrial
lthough CAM Member Niles
Industrial is a fairly new business,
the Niles name has been well
established in the construction
industry for almost 50 years. Located in Flint,
Niles Industrial provides industrial painting
and cleaning services, as well as fireproofing,
insulation, commercial painting, wallcovering, and many other related services to a
wide-range of clients. Over the years, the
Niles family has witnessed tremendous success, along with a few low points. However,
through it all, the family has managed to
remain at the forefront of the industry.
A
GENESEE PAINTING
The history of Niles Industrial began with
Genesee Decorating Company, Flint, which
was established by the father and son partnership of Ronald L. Niles and Ronald Dale
Niles in 1958. The company started with various small commercial projects for schools,
hospitals and department stores. “They
named it Genesee Decorating Company
because of its location within Genesee
County,” said Ryan Niles, president (and
grandson of R.L. Niles), Niles Industrial. “Back
then, they were thinking so vastly as to cover
the entire county of Genesee.”
Reprinted with permission. Copyright © 2004 CAM Magazine
In the 1960s, two other sons, Gary Niles and
Dan Niles, also joined the company. At that
point, the name was changed to Genesee
Painting Company, Inc. During that time, the
business began to include industrial painting
for several automotive plants in Michigan.
The third generation of the Niles family
joined the company within the past ten
Niles Industrial recently completed a
144,000-square-foot industrial painting project in four days at the General Motors metal
fabrication plant in Flint.
years. Throughout the 40 years of business,
Genesee Painting expanded so considerably
that they were working in 13 states. “By 2000,
the company was operating at about $25 million-per-year in sales,” said Niles.
EXTENUATING CIRCUMSTANCES
In 2000, Niles family decided to sell
Genesee Painting to Kenny Manta Industrial
Services located in Chicago. Like Niles, Kenny
Manta was a growing company at the time
with seemingly strong financial resources.
“They were purchasing several painting companies, as well as industrial cleaning service
businesses,” said Niles.“Their intention was to
have painting companies like ours with
established clients (i.e. automotive manufacturers) and cross-sell the cleaning services to
those large clients.” Under Kenny Manta,
Genesee Painting continued to operate from
the same Flint office with the core management personnel, including Dan Niles (Ryan
Niles’ father) and other Niles family members.
Unfortunately, a mismanagement of
finances resulted in Kenny Manta filing for
bankruptcy in February 2003. As the parent
company, the domino effect of the situation
eventually made its way to Genesee Painting.
“Even though Genesee Painting was profCAM MAGAZINE
SEPTEMBER 2004
1
they have negotiated two major conitable every year under Kenny Manta,
tracts. Along with U.S. Steel, they
their downfall took us with them
now have a long-term contract with
because they were the parent comInternational Steel Group (ISG). ISG
pany,” said Niles. “They purchased
and U.S. Steel are the two largest
our company, as well as other compasteel producers in the world. “When
nies, with outstanding debt. So
we bought Response, we went down
everything was beyond our control.”
there and told them that we were
Obviously, as Kenny Manta gradually
hoping to grow it, get new accounts,
went under, financial backing for varand travel to various automotive
ious Genesee Painting projects was
plants for opportunities,” said Niles.
sparse. One of their jobs during that
“Well, it has been less than a year and
tumultuous two-year period was for
we have done everything that we
an automotive client in 2001. They
had promised. This move has been
had to complete a million dollar provery beneficial to Niles Industrial
ject in a matter of eight days. “By the
because we are doing a lot of paintend of that job, I had about $50,000
This photo shows one shift of the Niles Industrial team that coming at the steel mills where we
charged on my personal credit card
pleted the large GM metal fabrication plant project.
haven’t done much in the past. So,
because every time we tried to purwe are both bringing each other
chase materials from suppliers, we
opportunities.”
were cut off due to Kenny Manta’s
Over the past two years, Niles Industrial
financial hardships,” said Niles. “So, myself, my
recently reformed Genesee Painting with a
has completed several multi-million dollar
father, and other employees charged almost
minority partner in Flint. Now, not only is
large projects. They have gained client trust
everything on our personal credit cards. We
Genesee Painting in business again, but it
with their established work history as
had been working with this automotive client
allows the Niles team to bid on various City of
Genesee Painting. One of the largest and
for years before Kenny Manta, and we did not
Detroit projects that often require minority
most complex was called “Operation White
want to let our client down because of financontracting firms. “It is really going to be a
Out” in the mid-1990s at the General Motors
cial reasons. They were looking to us, as the
great opportunity for both partners,” said
truck plant in Flint. “The Operation White Out
Niles family, to finish the job right.”
Niles.
project was a $3 million job and involved
Despite the negative experience under
approximately 1,300,000 square feet on two
THE EMERGENCE OF NILES INDUSTRIAL
Kenny Manta, the Niles family was able to
floors,” said Dan Niles, CEO, Niles Industrial.
In November 2002, just prior to the Kenny
turn it into positive knowledge to further
“We applied 660 barrels (each barrel held 55
Manta bankruptcy, Ryan Niles formed Niles
Niles Industrial. They capitalized on Kenny
gallons of paint) in ten days. The client gave
Industrial. This company offered the same
Manta’s idea of combining industrial painting
us the job, but we were not the lowest bidder.
services as Genesee Painting, but under a difand cleaning services to provide clients with
We were awarded the job because we were
ferent name. “In my very first month of busia two-in-one company. “The industrial cleanthe only contractor who said we could comness, we did about $800,000 in sales, which
ing business is hard to get into because it’s
plete it in ten days.” At press time, Niles
was a very positive sign,” said Niles. Once
very capital intensive,” said Niles. “The vacuIndustrial was working on another complex
Kenny Manta actually filed the bankruptcy
um trucks that are used are very expensive.
General Motors project at the metal fabricapaperwork in February 2003, the remaining
In order to start an industrial cleaning job, the
tion plant in Flint. It required them to paint
members of the core management staff of
client would want to see our equipment list,
approximately 144,000 square feet in four
Genesee Painting were able to sever their
so we had to make sure that we had several
days. “We have the know-how and the
contracts with Kenny Manta and join Niles
trucks already.” As a solution, Niles Industrial
resources for those types of large projects
Industrial. The success of Niles Industrial in
purchased an industrial cleaning company
with this company because we have done
that first month allowed them to purchase all
called Response Maintenance located in
them before as Genesee Painting and it’s the
of the former Genesee Painting assets back.
Indiana. This allowed Niles Industrial to have
same team,” said Ryan Niles.
“We literally bought back all of our office furall of the necessary cleaning equipment
niture, computers, and everything that
immediately available for any job. “Response
belonged to Genesee Painting,” said Niles.
REBUILDING INTO THE FUTURE
Maintenance actually had three years
“Our foremost concern, however, was to bring
The rebuilding process for the Niles family
remaining on a five-year contract with U.S.
back all of our clients.” It was through persishas been steady and successful. Although it
Steel at the time of purchase,” said Niles.
tence and the established Niles name that
is a day-by-day process, the future is definite“Once we met with U.S. Steel and went
they were able to retain almost all of the
ly looking bright for Niles Industrial. “In the
through the process of purchasing the comGenesee Painting clients.
next few years, I see our company growing
pany, they were so impressed with us that
After only one year in business, with Ryan
beyond the size and sales of the former
they extended the contract two more years.”
Niles and his father at the helm as co-owners,
Genesee Painting,” said Ryan Niles. “We are
Although Niles Industrial manages all of
Niles Industrial sales were at a staggering $10
just taking baby steps to rebuild everything
Response’s accounting and operations, the
million. This allowed the Niles family the abilnow and making sure we do it all right. All of
main office of Response Maintenance is still
ity to also purchase the Genesee Painting
our customers are happy to have us back and
located in Indiana. It is owned by Niles
name back. “We wanted to make sure that
we are much more efficient today than ever.
Industrial, but functions more as a sister commy grandfather’s business, that he worked
Everyone says that we are the Genesee
pany that offers a completely different servery hard to make successful, was not lost
Painting of old.”
vice line (industrial cleaning). Since Niles
forever,” said Niles. In fact, Niles Industrial has
Industrial has taken ownership of Response,
2
CAM MAGAZINE
SEPTEMBER 2004
“Voice Of The Construction Industry”
VARIOUS PROJECTS COMPLETED
Confidential
Page 24
Site Name
Project Description
Customer Name
Contract Amount
Gary Works
On-going*
USS
$3,500,000.00
Burns Harbor
On-going**
ISG
$2,500,000.00
Chrysler Mack Ave.
Sandblast, Repaint & Lead Abatement
Chrysler Corporation
$2,100,000.00
Chrysler Jefferson
ABB Paint Finishing
$1,770,000.00
New Medical Facility
Painting, Wallcovering, Wood Finish & Fireproof
Genesys
$1,600,000.00
Compuware Headquarters
Fireproofing
Walbridge Aldinger
$1,548,434.00
Great Lakes Crossing
Painting
Sordoni
$1,488,000.00
Rexam Can Plant
Clean & Paint
C.C.C. Group
$1,410,000.00
Florida Power & Light
Special Coatings
Black & Veatch
$1,347,733.00
American National Can
Industrial Painting
CCC Group Inc.
$1,335,000.13
GM Arlington Assembly Plant
Gallagher Kaiser
$1,331,514.00
GM Flint Metal Fab
Deep Cleaning & Industrial Painting
Industrial Painting, Deep Cleaning & Lead
Abatement
GM Flint Metal Fab
$1 311 038 00
$1,311,038.00
GM Flint Metal Fab
Lead Abatement, Painting, & Deep Cleaning
GM Metal Fab
$1,311,000.00
Special Coatings
Black & Veatch
$1,159,564.00
Ford Chicago Assembly
Deep Cleaning, Painting, E-Coat Tank Lining
Giffin International
$1,082,018.00
Nova Chemicals
Special Coatings
Black & Veatch
$1,040,569.24
City of Detroit -Springwells WTP
Sandblasting, Painting & Lead Abatement
EBI Detroit
$1,000,000.00
GM Lansing
Industrial Painting
General Motors Corp.
$963,700.00
GM Shreveport
Haden Inc.
$928,963.00
Chrysler Toledo
Painting, Deep Cleaning & Tank Lining
Deep Cleaning, Industrial Painting & Special
Coatings
Gallagher Kaiser
$924,542.00
GM Oklahoma
Building Painting
Durr Industries
$823,001.00
GM Hamtramck
Deep Clean
$816,956.00
GM Flint Assembly
Industrial Painting
$775,734.93
MacArthur Lock
Painting
Durocher, Dck & Drdg
$775,296.00
GM Lansing
Deep Cleaning, Industrial Painting & Tank Lining
ABB Paint Finishing
$760,192.00
Chrysler Windsor
Gallagher Kaiser
$720,970.00
Ford St. Thomas
Tank Lining
Special Coatings, Deep Cleaning, & Industrial
Painting
Elsenmann
$665,000.00
Chrysler St. Louis
Deep Cleaning
Daimler Chrysler
$661,150.00
GM Shreveport
Building Painting
Barton Malow Co.
$605,271.00
Confidential
Page 25
Site Name
Project Description
Customer Name
Contract Amount
Sparrow Hospital
Sparrow Hospital
$600,000.00
GM Metal Fab - Grand Rapids
$590,000.00
GM Metal Fab - Grand Rapids
Industrial Painting
Deep Cleaning, Industrial Painting & Lead
Abatement
GM Metal Fab
$584,094.00
GM Grand Rapids Metal Fab
Deep Cleaning, Painting & Lead Abatement
GM Metal Fab
$584,000.00
University of Michigan
Painting & Fireproofing
Sorensen Gross
$552,262.00
GM Lansing
Industrial Painting
$536,900.00
Detroit Lions
Lead Abatement
National Abatement
$513,889.00
GM Flint Assembly
Painting
Fabricating Engineers
$500,553.00
Aldi Distribution
Complete Painting of Facility
Bovis Lend Lease
$490,706.00
Motor Wheel Building
Painting & Deep Cleaning
Parish Corporation
$484,577.00
GM Flint Assembly
Industrial Painting
GM Flint Assembly
$480,285.37
GM Flint Assembly
Industrial Painting
$472,939.00
Allegan Office Bldg
Painting
The Christman Co.
$445,956.00
Waterworks WTP
Painting
Detroit Contracting Inc.
$445,500.00
GM Pontiac East Assembly
Industrial Painting & Pipe ID
$437,280.00
MSU Spartan Stadium
Painting - 2nd Niles Contract
Barton Malow /Clark
$430,225.00
GM Lansing
Industrial Painting, Deep Cleaning & Spray Foam
GM Lansing
$426,564.86
GM Oklahoma
Process Painting
Durr Industries
$416,791.00
Aldi Distribution Center
Painting
Bovis Lend Lease
$405,000.00
MSU Spartan Stadium
Painting
Clark Construction
$400,000.00
Dow Corning
Fireproofing
Dow Corning
$395,830.00
Ford Sharonville
Industrial Painting
Rudolph Libbe
$394,500.00
Ford Dearborn
Industrial Painting
Ideal Steel
$388,465.17
Motor Wheel
Parish Construction
$371,669.00
GM Flint Metal Fab
Overhead Painting
E&L Construction
$370,350.00
Detroit Metro Airport
Polyurethane Foam
National Abatement
$368,500.00
GM Flint Metal Fab
Industrial Painting
$363,400.00
GM Marion
Industrial Painting
Gallagher Kaiser
$348,000.00
GM Doraville
Lead Abatement
Sorensen Gross
$347,800.00
Confidential
Page 26
Site Name
Project Description
Customer Name
Contract Amount
GM Doraville
Lead Abatement
Sorensen Gross
$347,800.00
Ford Batavia
Industrial Painting
Sylvan CCM
$340,176.00
Ford Atlanta
Deep Cleaning & Industrial Painting
Gallagher Kaiser
$337,500.00
Ford Dearborn
Industrial Painting
Ford Motor Co.
$330,000.00
GM Mansfield
$328,642.28
GM Mansfield
Industrial Painting
$327,090.00
GM Lansing
Industrial Painting
John E. Green Co.
$325,500.00
GM Lansing Craft Center
Deep Cleaning of Entire Paint Shop
Giffin International
$323,700.00
GM Lansing
Industrial Painting
National Abatement
$318,703.50
Chrysler Mack Ave.
Deep Cleaning
Chrysler Corp.
$316,430.00
Ford Sharonville
Sylvan CCM
$313,794.75
GM Oklahoma
Floor Painting
Durr Industries
$311,861.00
University Preporitory Academy
Painting & Multi Color Painting
Rockford Construction
$309,722.00
Nissan WWTP
Sandblast & Paint
Malouf
$308,886.00
Eastwood Towne Center
Painting
The Christman Co.
$308,475.00
Detroit School
Painting
Jomar Building Inc.
$300,490.00
GM Moraine Assembly
Industrial Painting
Jervis B. Webb
$297,671.00
Dewitt High School
Commercial Painting
Clark Construction
$296,700.00
Navistar
Haden Inc.
$295,450.00
GM L6 Engine Plant
Industrial Painting
Walbridge Aldinger
$292,677.16
Meijer #44
Commercial Painting
Siwek Construction
$290,933.00
Chrysler Kenosha
Industrial Painting
Graycor Industrial
$285,685.00
New Center
Painting
LaSalle Gough
$278,038.00
Ferris State University
Commercial Painting
$274,122.12
GM Lansing Assembly
Steel Painting
$272,557.00
GM Moraine Assembly
Industrial Painting
Jervis B. Webb
$270,374.00
GM Lansing Grand River Assembly
Painting
Granger Construction
$264,432.00
Grand Rapids Police Post
$259,063.00
y
Belvidere
Chrysler
g
Painting
g
Gallagher
Kaiser
$
,
$256,425.25
GM Oklahoma Assembly
Phase III Painting Project
$255,957.59
Confidential
Page 27
Site Name
Project Description
Customer Name
City of Jackson
Parking Deck Painting
$253,332.00
GM Grand Blanc Metal Fab
Overhead Painting
E&L Construction
$250,240.00
GM Moraine
Deep Cleaning and High Pressure Water Blasting
Hydrosolve Inc.
$249,500.00
GM Flint Truck & Bus
Industrial Painting
$249,000.00
Coors Brewing Co.
Deep Clean
CCC Group
$247,596.00
Industrial Painting
Steelcon
$247,350.00
Meijer Store #29
Commercial Painting
Siwek Construction
$247,018.00
Ford Romeo Engine Plant
Industrial Painting
Roncelli Inc.
$246,767.44
PCA
Painting
Tenneco Packaging
$234,028.00
MI State Police
Commercial Painting
Clark Construction
$233,957.00
State Legislative Office
Fireproofing
Bouma Interiors
$233,000.00
Plannja
Painting
Clark Construction
$231,800.00
P ti East
E t Assembly
A
bl
GM Pontiac
I d t i l Painting
P i ti
Industrial
T kM
Tek-Mor
$223 000 00
$223,000.00
Motor City Casino
Lead Abatement, Painting & Fireproofing
LaSalle Group
$221,000.00
Motor City Casino
Painting, Lead Abatement & Fireproofing
LaSalle Group
$221,000.00
Industrial Painting
$220,608.00
Chrysler Sterling Heights
Reline E-Coat Tank w/Ceilcote
Gallagher-Kaiser
$213,740.00
Covenant Hospital
Covenant Hospital
$212,000.00
GM Pontiac East
Lead Abatement
$209,500.00
Lead Abatement
$209,480.00
Industrial Painting
TekMor
$200,484.50
Meijer Store #28
Commercial Painting
Siwek Construction
$199,641.00
Ring Screw
Painting
Rhoads & Johnson
$199,417.20
Ameritech Flint Main
Commercial Painting
Northern Tower Erection Co.
$191,543.00
Packaging Corporation
Painting & Lead Abatement
Packaging Corporation
$190,125.00
Dow Corning
Paint Tower 502
Dow Corning
$189,979.00
Delta College
Project A - Painting
Industrial Painting, Deep Cleaning & Special
Coatings
Spence Brothers
$188,322.00
$185,508.00
$185 508 00
Contract Amount
Confidential
Page 28
Site Name
Project Description
Customer Name
Contract Amount
Chrysler Warren
Industrial Painting
Chrysler Warren
$181,088.00
Chrysler Belvidere
Industrial Painting & Special Coatings
Haden Inc.
$180,700.00
Saginaw Valley State University
Fireproofing & Painting
Spence Brothers
$177,945.00
Buick Powertrain
General Motors
$176,500.00
Powertrain Plant #81
Industrial Painting & Lead Abatement
Powertrain Plant #81
$176,477.00
Merrill Lynch Comerica Tower
Painting
Turner Construction
$174,666.00
Ford Romeo
Painting
Roncelli Inc.
$173,762.00
Troy Sports Complex
Painting
Rudolph Libbe
$173,000.00
Detroit Edison
Deep Cleaning
Detroit Edison
$170,551.88
Stockbridge Terminal
Industrial Painting
Lakehead Pipe Line
$170,300.00
Ford Brownstown
Tank Lining
Alberici Construction
$167,666.00
New Center
Painting
W-3
W
3 Construction
$166,704.00
Stonehard
Lead Abatement & Special Coatings
Stonehard
$166,321.96
GM Wentzville
Lead Abatement
Sorensen Gross
$165,800.00
FLITE
Commercial Painting
Granger
$162,739.00
Buick Powertrain
Equipment Tear Out & Repaint
E&L Construction
$160,105.00
Grand Blanc Motor
Painting
Sorensen Gross
$160,000.00
GM Lansing Assembly
Lead Abatement
$159,000.00
Ford Wixom
Lead Abatement
Bristol Steel
$157,000.00
Packaging Corp of America
Commercial Painting
Packaging Corp of America
$155,412.00
Meijer #52
Commercial Painting & Wallcovering
BBL Maescher
$153,465.00
Commercial Painting
$152,332.00
Deep Cleaning
$150,800.00
Griffith Energy Project
Special Coatings
BVZ Powr Prtnr - Grf
$150,038.87
Al Serra Chevrolet
Painting
Direct
$150,000.00
GM L6 Engine Plant
W-3 Construction Co.
$149,972.00
Commercial Painting
$149,000.00
Confidential
Page 29
Site Name
Project Description
Customer Name
Contract Amount
GM Flint Assembly
E & L Construction Group
$148,000.00
Mott Children's Center
Fireproofing
Mott Children's Center
$145,600.00
GM Air-Transport
Industrial Painting
$145,481.00
Peterbilt
Deep Cleaning
Peterbilt
$144,799.00
Warwick Academy
Painting
Carpenter Construction
$139,905.00
Greenwood
Special Coatings & Painting
Black & Veatch
$135,822.00
Belle River
Special Coatings & Painting
Black & Veatch
$135,822.00
Chrysler Toledo
Industrial Painting
Gallagher Kaiser
$133,103.00
New Center
Painting
LaSalle / Gough LLC
$133,000.00
Detroit School
Painting
Madias Brothers
$132,614.68
MSHDA Building
The Christman Co.
$131,020.00
Deep Cleaning
Hydrosolve Inc.
$129,360.00
Ford Sharonville
Industrial Painting
g & Fireproofing
p
g
Sylvan
CCM
y
$128,131.00
,
Meijer Store #65
Roncelli Inc.
$126,874.00
Lockheed Martin
Painting
Burns & McDonnell
$125,660.00
Women & Children Center
Fireproofing
Buoma Interiors
$125,118.00
Homewood Residence
S.E. Spohn
$125,104.00
Huntsman Petrochemical
Degas Tank No. 1815
Huntsman Petrochemical
$122,376.92
Meijer Store #63
Roncelli Inc.
$122,293.00
Wal-Mart Store # 2869
Parish Corporation
$121,150.00
GM Shreveport
Industrial Painting
SCI / Steelcon
$120,700.00
MedSport Complex
Genesys
$120,000.00
GM Lansing
Industrial Painting
J.B.Webb
$119,300.00
Lowes - West Lansing
Commercial Painting
A.J. Etkin
$117,821.00
Lowes of Grandville
Commercial Painting
Ektin Skanska
$117,779.00
Klamath Cogen Facility
Special Coatings
BVJ
$117,699.17
GM Fairfax Assembly
Spraybooth Deep Cleaning & Painting
Gallagher Kaiser
$117,170.00
Munn Ice Arena
Painting
Clark Construction
$116,000.00
GM Fairfax Assembly
Floor Coating
Gallagher-Kaiser
$115,404.00
Confidential
Page 30
Site Name
Project Description
Customer Name
Contract Amount
Citizens Bank
Citizens Bank
$115,238.00
GLT SPO Consolidation
"B" Building Painting
Siwek Construction
$114,500.00
GM Oklahoma Paint Shop
Skid Cleaning
$114,155.00
Lakewood Middle School
Commercial Painting
Clark Construction
$113,200.00
Chrysler Newark
Industrial Painting & Special Coatings
Chysler Corp.
$112,750.00
GM Lansing
Industrial Painting
GM Lansing
$109,657.00
Meijer 197
$106,824.98
East Lansing Meridian WTP
Blast & Coat Clarifier
East Lansing Meridian
$106,311.00
Macomb Correctional Facility
Commercial Painting
Bell Company
$105,915.00
GM Lansing Grand River Assembly
Industrial Painting
Metro Industrial
$103,165.00
American Axle & Mfg.
Painting
American Axle
$103,111.00
Meijer Store #194
Elzinga & Volkers
$102,763.98
Surgical Addition
St. Mary's Medical Center
$101,000.00
Eaton Rapids Hospital
Eaton Rapids Hospital
$100,000.00
GM Flint Assembly
Industrial Painting
$100,000.00
GM Flint Engine North
Paint Columns & Restencil
E&L Construction
$99,899.00
MSU Breslin Center
Painting
Clark Construction
$93,732.00
Southfield Town Center
Fireproof Painting
Sorenson Gross
Heritage Environmental
Special Coatings
Heritage Environmental
$85,894.68
GM Shreveport
Miscellaneous Painting & Cleaning
Gallagher Kaiser
$80,311.00
GM Bay City Powertrain
Prep & Paint 5 Holding Tanks
E&L Construction
$78,486.00
Freedom Hill Amphitheater
Painting
Roncelli Inc.
$78,093.00
Paint Shop Deep Clean
Aqua-Tech Environmental
$75,451.00
GM Orion Assembly
Paint perimeter walls & 31 fans
MPS Group
$73,330.00
GM Flint Truck
Urethane Foam
E&L Construction
$72,130.00
MRI of Flint
E&L Construction
$67,304.70
$88,728.06
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Site Name
Project Description
Customer Name
Contract Amount
Ferris State University-HPE Arena
$64,789.00
American Axle Manufacturing
Clean & Paint Machines
American Axle
$60,668.57
Montrose WWTP
Pump Station Painting
$58,914.00
Hummer Grand Blanc
Painting
Deorcher
$58,000.00
Oakland University
Exterior Painting
Oakland University
$53,593.00
GM Bay City Powertrain
Floor Coating
E&L Construction
$49,800.00
GM Flint Engine North
Epoxy Floor @ Dress Area
E&L Construction
$47,113.00
Chrysler Mt. Elliott Tool & Die
Lead Abatement
Roncelli Inc.
$45,700.00
Richfield Academy
Painting & Caulking
Pumford Construction
$43,568.00
Mark Alan Honda
Painting
Direct
$42,000.00
Ingham Regional Medical
Ingham Regional Hospital
$40,000.00
GM Lansing
Clean+Coat Elpo Stgs 2,3,4
Giffin, Inc.
$38,285.00
GM Flint Assembly
Lead Abatement
Elcon Construction
$35,000.00
ACSYS
Supervise Deep Cleaning of Paint Shop
ABB
$34,796.00
Concrete Topping & Painting
E&L Construction
$33,129.00
Chrysler Toledo
Patch & Repair E-Coat Dip Tank
DaimlerChrysler
$32,850.00
DTE Energy
Shot Blasting Floor
MPS Group
$32,264.00
Ford Kentucky Truck
Spraybooth Deep Cleaning & Painting
Gallagher Kaiser
$30,815.00
Flint Iceland Arenas
Painting
Sorensen Gross
$28,028.00
GM Lansing Craft Center
Paint Shop Perimeter Wall
Giffin, Inc.
$27,150.00
Dick Scott @ KIA
Painting
Direct
$21,000.00
GM Flint Engine South
Repair Floor Over Tracks
E&L Construction
$20,848.00
Ferris State University-Ice Arena
Painting
$18,369.00
Animal Hospital Addition
Painting
Companion Hospital
$17,984.00
Citizens Bank
Citizens Bank
$17,202.00
Glow Salon
Painting and Floor Coating
Direct
$13,985.00
GM Lansing Plant #6
Misc. Painting
$13,700.00
Blue Cross Blue Shield of MI
Interior Painting
S.E. Spohn
$13,573.00
py Kreme - Flint
Krispy
g & Floor Coating
g
Painting
$
,
$13,567.00
GM Lansing Plant #2
Foam Ground Storage Tank
Valley Painting
$12,700.00
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Site Name
Project Description
Customer Name
Contract Amount
Young's Environmental
Paint Maintenance Building
Young's Environmental
$12,475.00
Great Lakes Energy
Painting
$10,582.00
ZF Batavia
Scrape Loose Paint & Repaint
Direct
$9,759.00
GM Flint Metal
Clean, caulk, patch
E&L Construction
$8,500.00
Meijer Store #116 - Toledo
Painting
Siwek Construction
$6,496.00
Citizens Bank
Interior Painting & Wallcovering
Citizens Bank
$5,170.00
Krispy Kreme - Allen Park
Painting
$4,800.00
Family Waiting Room
St. Mary's Medical Center
$3,994.00
GM Lansing Plant #6
Pipe Labeling
$2,400.00
Midwest Plant
Vaxjet Floors
U. S. Steel
Time & Material
PCI
Hydro-Blasting Reactors
Polution Control Industries
Time & Material
PCI
Shredder Cleaning
Polution Control Industries
Time & Material
Michigan State University
Spartan Stadium
Clark Construction
Time & Material
Rhe-Tech
Exterior Power Washing & Painting
Rhe-Tech
Time & Material
Hemlock
Sponge Blast
Dow Corning
Time & Material
Slayter Steel
Shear Pit
Slayter Steel
Time & Material
Starbucks/New York
Spin Jet Concrete
SMS Assist
Time & Material
Burns Harbor
Thickener Tank Cleaning
International Steel Group
Time & Material**
Burns Harbor
Gas Cleaner Outage
Time & Material**
Burns Harbor
80” Flume Cleaning
Time & Material**
Burns Harbor
Material Handling Conveyor Cleaning
Time & Material**
Burns Harbor
BOF Rail Cleaning
Time & Material**
Burns Harbor
Coke Plant Condensate
Time & Material**
Burns Harbor
Coke Batteries
Time & Material**
Burns Harbor
Flux Basement
Time & Material**
Burns Harbor
Blast Furnace Pits
Time & Material**
Chrysler Castle Plant
Facility Cleaning
AU Technologies
Time & Material
Noranda New Madrid
y
Greenmill Conveyor
Noranda Aluminum
Time & Material
Confidential
Site Name
Project Description
Customer Name
Noranda New Madrid
Coke Tank 10126
Noranda Aluminum
Time & Material
PD George/St. Louis
Facility Sewer Cleaning
The PD George Company
Time & Material
U.S.S. Coke Plant
Ammonia Stills
Graycor
Time & Material
Burns Harbor
Gas Main Cleaning
LTV Steel
H-3 Blast Furnace
Kvaerner Songer Inc.
Time & Material
Gary Works
Blast Furnace Hydro-Blasting
Kvaerner Songer Inc.
Time & Material*
Mittal Steel
H-5 Blast Furnace
Kvaener Songer Inc.
Time & Material
Beta Steel
Pit Cleaning
Midwest Environmental Inc.
Time & Material
Site Name
Project Description
Customer Name
Hultcher
CSX Train Derailment
Hultcher
Time & Material
U.S.S. Coke Plant
Battery Ovens
Furnco
Time & Material
Indiana Harbor Belt
Track Cleaning
IHB Railroad
Time & Material
Block Highway
Tectyle Tank Cleaning
Block Highway
Time & Material
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*Time & Material rates apply to total annual contract in excess of $3,500,000
** Time & Material rates apply to total annual contract in excess of $2,500,000
Contract Amount
Time & Material**
Contract Amount
Ryan Niles,
President
Education:
Michigan State University, Bachelor of Science, Medical Technology, College of Lyman
Briggs, 1998.
Biography:
Ryan is an ambitious and driven individual. As a self-starter with proven ability to effectively
manage projects, his keen eye quickly identifies areas for improvement while his personable
communication skills lead clients and team members to decisive action plans.
Ryan’s involvement with the industrial painting and cleaning business for more than 15 years
includes “hands-on” experience, starting at the bottom with sweeping shop floors to where he is
currently, the President of Niles Industrial. Throughout his career Ryan created many cost
conserving ideas, such as, a 10% annual savings while overseeing the $25 million budget for paint
and abrasive purchases. His coordination and management skills guided two simultaneous
projects for Meijer, totaling an excess of $15 million, to an on time completion while being under
budget. This experience and perspective give him a unique insight to the needs of customers as
well as an in-depth knowledge of solutions found within the industrial painting and cleaning
industry.
In November 2002, Ryan formed Niles Industrial, LLC. This endeavor was important to him as
he is the third generation of the Niles family to be in the industrial coating business. Under
Ryan’s tenure as President, Niles Industrial continues to maintain strong relationships within the
automotive industry while establishing new relationships in a variety of manufacturing, industrial
and utility sectors.
While managing all executive decisions and day-to-day activities, Ryan will draw upon the
expertise found in the management team listed below:
Dan Niles, CEO/Chief Estimator
Gary Niles, Labor Director
Scott Misener, Vice President of Operations
Rich Gabera, Safety Director
Tom Crosby, Controller
Bob Webber, Field Operations Director
Mike Bierlein, Project Manager
Kiley Yarbrough , Business/Marketing Manager
Scott Shellenbarger, Project Manager
Dave Gore, Project Manager
Scott Avendt, Purchasing Manager
Paul Misener, Project Manager
Linda Kabel, Estimating Support
Rick Landers, Midwest Regional Manager
Rick Fleming, Warehouse Manager
Kate Rock, Accounts Receivable
Nancy Cadroy, Payroll
DeAnn Bickford, Accounts Payable
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Dan Niles,
Chief Executive Officer
Education:
Mott Community College
Detroit School of Estimating
California Coast University, Bachelors of Business Administration
Pepperdine University of Law, Contract Damages
Trade Application School, Fireproofing, Waterproofing, Floor Coating
Rocky Mountain Decorative Painting School
Military:
Drill Sergeant School, Grade E/6
Drill Sergeant School, Graduate E/7
Affiliations:
Construction Specifications Institute
Painting and Decorating Contractors of America (P.D.C.A.), National Industrial Painting
Committee
Publications:
American Painter Magazine, February 1990
PWC, May 1990
“Dialing for Dollars”, IPC, October 1990, San Antonio, TX
“Incentive Plan”, IPC, February 1991, Atlanta, GA
Biography:
Dan is an artistic and creative person. His abilities enhance the team concept Niles Industrial uses to
approach each project and every client. With over 40 years of experience, Dan contributes invaluable
interaction between our clients and the practical applications specified for their projects.
Dan began his career in the coating industry working for his father and brothers. While attending Mott
Community College and Detroit School of Estimating, he undertook a 3 year apprenticeship program
for Painting and Allied Trades. During this time in the field, Dan practiced “hands on” with all phases
of painting and sandblasting. He has estimated and managed projects from under $100,000 to over $5
million. His experience brings the knowledge and resources needed to perform quality services in a
time efficient manner to projects of any magnitude.
As the firm’s Chief Executive Officer, Dan is responsible for the direct administration of daily
operations and all negotiations as well as the decorative painting program.
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Gary Niles,
Labor Director
Education:
Trade Application School, Fireproofing, Waterproofing, Floor Coatings & Special Coatings
National Seminars: Lead Abatement, Assertive Skills for Managers & Supervisors, How to
Handle Difficult People, How to Work with People, How to Achieve Excellent Customer
Service, How to Organize & Manage Priorities, Conflict Management and Negotiation Skills
Affiliations:
Painting and Decorating Contractors of America, Past President - Flint Chapter, Michigan
Council and Indiana/Michigan/ Illinois Contractor Committee, member - National Joint Trade
Board Committee
International Brotherhood of Painter and Allied Trades, member - National Pension Fund
Michigan State Painters Insurance Fund, Contractor Trustee
Flint Area Joint Trades, Chairman
Finishing Contractors Association, member
Publications:
Painting/Wallcoverings Contractors Magazine, PDCA Legislative Committee
“They Shoot Horses Don’t They?”
“Anti Dual Shop Bill #5.807 Hour Rating #931", January 1990
Biography:
Gary is articulate and a detail-oriented person. His knowledge of accounting, job coordination
and purchasing prepares the right resources at the right time and in the right place. This allows
the Niles Industrial’s team to provide quality services to meet our clients’ expectations.
Gary has 40 years experience in the coating industry. He has spent over half of his career in the
practical application and supervision of sandblasting, painting and special coatings. As the firm’s
Labor Director, he is responsible for all labor union negotiations and internal equal employment
opportunities.
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Scott Misener,
Vice-President of Operations
Education:
Carter School of Estimating
Biography:
Scott’s ability to identify and approach challenges in an efficient cost-effective manner while keeping our
client’s objectives and expectations at the highest priority allows Niles Industrial to meet the continued
needs of each client. Scott serves as the clients’ primary point of contact and is involved in every aspect
of the project. He makes a project successful by adhering to a policy of open communication and
ensuring that every significant participant has as opportunity to express opinions and concerns.
Scott began his career as a full time apprentice painter under Dan and Ron Niles. This invaluable field
experience and a solid work ethic have lead to over 25 years experience in the coating industry. Listed
below are selected recent project successfully completed with Scott’s management:
Project
Client
Location
Delphi Plant 3
Delphi Automotive
Saginaw, MI
GM Flint Assembly
E & L Construction
Flint, MI
GM Saturn Plant
GM
Spring Hill, TN
Ball Metal Container
Ball Metal Corp.
Findlay, OH
Action Water Sports
Rhoades & Johnson
Fenton, MI
Dow Chemical
Direct
Midland, MI
E & L Construction
Grand Blanc, MI
National City Bank
Southfield, MI
John Deer
Direct
Waterloo, IA
GM V6 Engine
Flint Riggers
Flint, MI
Ford Motor Company
Roncelli
Romeo, MI
Coors Cans
Direct
Golden, CO
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Robert Webber,
Director of Field Operations
Biography:
Bob’s solid background in all aspects of field operations ensures our clients’ expectations are met with
prompt attention, exceptional products and service the first time. Bob oversees all aspects of job
completion, organizes personnel and job assignments, manages union tradesmen and assists project
managers with estimating his own jobs.
Bob began his career as a laborer more than 20 years ago. His perseverance and follow through led him
through many positions, including apprentice painter, superintendent and project manager. This
experience gives Bob the knowledge needed to oversee all aspects of field operations. Listed below are
selected recent projects successfully completed with Bob’s direction:
Client
Location
Lansing, MI
Sanford, FL
Delphi Plant 3
Saginaw, MI
McLaren Medical Center
Flint, MI
Four Winds Casino
New Buffalo, MI
GM Fairfax Assembly Plant
Kansas City, MO
Chrysler Newark
Newark, DE
Great Lakes Technology Center
Flint, MI
GM Assembly Plant
Linden, NJ
Ford Field Stadium
Detroit, MI
GM Assembly Plant
Wilmington, DE
CMU
Mt. Pleasant, MI
GM Assembly Plant
Dayton, OH
Ford Motor Company
Chicago, IL
AC Personnel Building
Flint, MI
GM Martinsburg
Martinsburg, WV
Metro Airport
Detroit, MI
Ingham County Court Facility
Lansing, MI
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Mike Bierlein,
Project Manager
Biography:
As Project Manager, Mike serves as the clients’ primary point of contact and is involved in every
aspect of the project. He makes a project successful by adhering to a policy of open communication
and ensuring that every significant participant has as opportunity to express opinions and concerns.
Mike is a second generation painter and started his career in the coatings industry over 47 years ago
working for his father, a painting contractor. He began working with the Niles family over 31 years
ago as a tradesman and supervisor. His extensive background is derived from restorative and
decorative painting, specialty wallcoverings and fabrics. Niles Industrial successfully utilized his
supervisory capabilities on the following projects:
Client
Location
University of Michigan - Flint
Flint, MI
Lansing, MI
Sparrow Medical Systems
Lansing, MI
Hurley Medical Center
Flint, MI
McLaren Medical Center
Flint, MI
Four Winds Casino
New Buffalo, MI
Delta College
University, MI
Great Lakes Technology Center
Flint, MI
Citizens Banks
Flint, MI
JP Morgan Chase
Flint, MI
Ford Motor Wayne Assembly
Wayne, MI
Chrysler Assembly Plant
St. Louis, MO
Straith Hospital
Southfield, MI
Saginaw Valley State University
University Center, MI
Ingham County Courts Facility
Lansing, MI
Genesys MedSport Complex
Grand Blanc, MI
Allegan State Office Building
Lansing, MI
M.S.H.D.A.
Lansing, MI
Covenant Hospital
Saginaw, MI
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Scott Shellenbarger,
Project Manager
Education:
Michigan Technological University, Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering/Construction and
Transportation; 1993
Biography:
As Project Manager, Scott serves as the client’s primary point of contact and is involved in every
Scott has more than 13 years within the construction industry. He began his career with a large
national construction management firm where he developed his estimating and supervision skills
while completing large projects throughout the nation. Listed below are selected recent projects
successfully completed under Scott’s management.
Client:
Location:
City of Brighton Police Department
Brighton, MI
General Motors
Bowling Green, KY
Rhe-Tech
Whitmore Lake, MI
Genesee County Drain Commission
Flint, MI
Chase Farms
Walkerville, MI
Wolverine Worldwide
Howard City, MI
Wal-Mart
Saginaw, MI
Grand Rapids, MI
Mahle
Farmington Hills, MI
Clarenceville Community Schools
Clarenceville, MI
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Daniel Clark,
Assistant Project Manager
Education:
Harding University, Searcy, AR. , Bachelor of Business Administration, 2001
Major: Business Management
Eastern Michigan University, Ypsilanti, MI. , Bachelor of Science in Technology, 2007
Major: Construction Management
Biography:
As Assistant Project Manager, Daniel serves as the client’s secondary point of contact and is involved
in every aspect of the project. He makes a project successful by adhering to a policy of open
communication and ensuring that every significant participant has as opportunity to express opinions
and concerns.
Daniel has been involved in construction of various types for over 10 years. Upon graduation, he has
contributed to the success of many projects at Niles Industrial and is on his way to being a full-blown
Project Manager.
Projects:
Owners:
Lakewood Lift Station
City of Trenton
Holly Water Treatment Facility
Village of Holly
Linden Water Treatment Plant
City of Linden
Gratiot Road Booster Station
City of Saginaw
Pittsfield Pump Stations
Pittsfield Charter Townships
Flushing Park Pump Stations
Genessee County
Lake Charter Water Tanks
Lake Charter Township
Caro WWTP Renovations
Village of Caro
Greybar Orlando Exterior Shell Paint
Greybar
Greybar Columbus Repaint
Greybar
Olsmobile Park Stadium Renovation
City of Lansing
Tecumseh WWTP Upgrade
City of Tecumseh
Trenton WWTP Raw Sewage Pump
City of Trenton
Cass City Equalization Basin Interior
Village of Cass City
2/22/08
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Ben Skinner,
Assistant Project Manager
Education:
Washtenaw Community College , Associates Degree in Construction Management, 2003
Eastern Michigan University, Ypsilanti, MI. , Bachelor of Science in Technology, 2008
Major: Construction Management
Biography:
As Assistant Project Manager, Ben serves as the client’s secondary point of contact and is involved in
every aspect of the project. He makes a project successful by adhering to a policy of open
communication and ensuring that every significant participant has as opportunity to express opinions
and concerns.
Ben has been involved in construction of various types for over 8 years with his specialized
experience in Industrial Painting valuable to every project. He has contributed to the success of many
projects at Niles Industrial and is on his way to being a full-blown Project Manager.
Projects:
Owners:
Flint Truck & Bus
General Motors
Flint Tool & Die
General Motors
L6 Engine
General Motors
Grand Blanc Metal Fab
General Motors
Pontiac Powertrain
General Motors
Track Machine Division, Peoria, IL
Caterpillar
U of M School of Business
University of Michigan/Ann Arbor
Westwood Heights Elementary School
Flint School District
Lapeer & Southfield National City
National City Bank
New Showroom and Facility
Action Water Sports
Spartan Village
Marion Crouse Insitutional
Genesee Intermediate Schools
Kitchen Addition
Carmen Ainsworth High School
New Facility
Tropi-Tan
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Dave Gore,
Project Manager
Education:
Western Michigan University, Bachelor of Science in Construction Management & Supervision; 1988
Biography:
As Project Manager, Dave serves as the client’s primary point of contact and is involved in every
Dave has more than 20 years experience within the industrial painting & fireproofing industry.
Working on large projects across the US, South America and the Caribbean has helped him develop
his supervision and management skills. Listed below are selected recent projects successfully
completed under Dave’s management.
Client:
Location:
Valero Refinery – Fireproofing
Shaw
Houston, TX
Valero Refinery – Blasting & Coating
JV Oduber
Aruba
LA County Sanitation – Blasting &
Coating
M Industrial Mechanical
Carson, CA
Amgen Manufacturing – Intumescent
Fireproofing
Fluor Daniels
Juncos, PR
Methanex – Cementitious Fireproofing
Kvaerner
Punta Arenas, Chile
Dart International – Cementitious
Fireproofing
Fluor Daniels
Seven Mile Beach, Grand Cayman
Rubicon – Intumescent Fireproofing
S & B Engineering
Baton Rouge, LA
Calpine Geyser Plant – Blasting &
Coating
Calpine Corporation
Middletown, CA
SeaWorld – Waterblast & Coating
SeaWorld
San Diego, CA
Sunoco – Epoxy Fireproofing
Jacobs Applied Tech.
Goose Creek, CA
Dow Corning – Coating & Fireproofing
Dow Corning
Carrolton, KY
Federal Oil Reserve – Cementitious
Fireproofing
Command Services
Hackberry, LA
Formosa Plastics – Cementitious
Fireproofing
Formosa Plastics
Point Comfort, TX
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Paul Misener
Regional Vice-President of Operations
Biography:
Paul Misener, Vice President for the Southern Region, started his career in the coatings industry over 29
years ago. After completing his apprenticeship training, Paul went on to become an equipment and labor
management specialist in the field. His abilities in meeting and exceeding project schedules caused Paul
to become first a foreman, then later a job superintendent. Paul now leads projects for us in other states
and continues as an asset to Niles Industrial. His intelligence within the industrial painting and cleaning
service sector was developed through hands-on experience with multiple project schedules. His problemsolving skills have created many successful projects throughout his career.
Listed below are selected recent projects successfully completed under Paul’s management:
Client:
Location:
BMW Motors Company
Spartansburg, South Carolina
Tennessee Valley Authority
Cumberland, Tennessee
Saturn Corporation
Spring Hill, Tennessee
Ford Norfolk
Norfolk, Virginia
GM Atlanta Assembly Plant
Atlanta, Georgia
Peterbilt Plant
Madison, Tennessee
GM Sharonville
Sharonville, Ohio
American National Can
Phoenix, Arizona
Ford Motor Company
Atlanta, Georgia
Will Rodgers Airport
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
GM Doraville
Doraville, Georgia
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
U. S. Customs House
New Orleans, Louisiana
Peterbilt Plant
Denton, Texas
GM Shreveport Assembly
Shreveport, Louisiana
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Rick Landers,
Midwest Regional Manager
Biography:
Rick Landers joins the Niles industrial team heavily recruited after devoting 27 years in the painting
industry doing extensive contract work for Caterpillar. His experience in the field will provide our
clients with exceptional service, a great sense of trust in the company and satisfying results on every
job.
Rick began his career in 1980 as an apprentice and over the years has learned all aspects of the
painting industry. His strong drive and hard working attitude have brought him through the ranks
from where he started as an apprentice painter to a foreman, to a general foreman and now to his
current position as Midwest Regional Manager. Having Rick on the Niles Industrial team offers our
clients even more professionalism with his expertise in both industrial and commercial work. Rick’s
27 years of experience working for Caterpillar provide him with top leadership skills from the
administrative office to each individual job site.
There is no doubt Rick’s background and experience will add to the quality and service that Niles
Industrial has shown its clients time and time again.
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Page 46
Rich Gabera,
Safety Auditor/QAQC
Education:
Mott Community College, IUPAT Painters Apprenticeship, Aramark Leadership
Training
Certification:
OSHA 500, OSHA 10, OSHA 30, 40 hour HAZWOPPER, Dow Site Safety Rep,
IUPAT Journeyperson
Military:
United States Marine Corps
Biography:
As Safety Director for Niles Industrial, Rich’s sixteen years of work experience in the
field of heavy industrial, industrial and commercial painting helps contribute to his ability
to evaluate potential work place hazards. He easily shares his knowledge to help all
involved come up with solutions that work in the field to eliminate those hazards.
Rich began his career working with the Niles Family of Business in the early 90’s.
Starting as a painter’s helper, he worked his way up through the ranks to Apprentice,
Journeyperson, Foreman and General Foreman. Rich has worked in all phases of our
business, including airless and conventional spray painting, sandblasting, ultra-high
pressure water jetting, specialty coatings, deep cleaning, and traditional brush and roll
commercial painting, as well as preventative maintenance and facility management. He
has been a valuable asset in the field as on-site safety coordinator on all types of projects
for the last ten years. With his knowledge of our industry, Rich brings a unique
perspective as our Safety Director. He helps to facilitate the performance of our projects
to be done safely the right way the first time. Rich’s teaching qualities and attention to
detail has helped our field personnel to be among the best trained members of our
challenging and dynamic industry.
_____________________________________________________________________________________
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Niles Industrial Safety Manual
Table of Contents
General Policy Issues
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3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Safety Policv and General Work Rules
Safety Violations & Disciolinarv Policv
Accident Reoortinc Investiaation & Recordkeeoina
Drua Free Workolace Policv
Return to Work Policv
Job Safety Analvsis (JSA)
Safety Trainina
Safety Insoections
Subcontractor and Visitor Safety Reauirements
3
7
9
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21
23
25
27
29
Specific Work Tasks and Hazards
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11
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17
18
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24
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26
27
28
29
30
31
Aerial Work Platforms (boom lift /scissor lift)
Asbestos
Confined Soace
Electrical Safety
Excavations and Trenches
Reserved
Fall Protection
Fire Protection
Forklift Safety
Hazard Communication MSDS Container Labelinc
Reserved
Ladders
Lead Abatement and Protection
Lockout/Taaout/Trvout
Material Storage & Handling, Flammable liquid & Compressed Gas
Storace
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
Resoiratorv Protection
Scaffold Safety
Tools Power and Hand
Soravina of Coatincs
Abrasive Blastina
Emergencies, First Aid. CPR, and Bloodborne Pathogens
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