AGC Houston 2012 Year In Review

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From the Chairman
AGC Houston Celebrates Its 90th Anniversary!
On Solid Ground
Almost a century ago, 138,276 people called Houston
home, ranking the city 85 in the nation. Fueled by the everincreasing oil discoveries in East Texas, the Houston area
continued to expand in population, jobs, buildings, housing and roads. As builders vied to construct taller buildings,
Houston skyscrapers set new record heights and commercial
buildings expanded the skyline.
2012 was an outstanding year for AGC
Houston. I am pleased to reflect on another
successful year thanks to our members. Because of your support, professional dedication and contributions, our finances have remained strong.
Strong enough that the Board of Directors
reaffirmed its commitment to sustaining a
future workforce in the Houston area by contributing $500,000 to the Patrick J. Kiley Excellence in Leadership Endowed Scholarship.
When AGC Houston formed in 1923, the city counted
nearly 190,000 residents. Today, with more than six million people, Houston is the fourth largest city in the nation,
boasting a rich and diverse architectural heritage.
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This year marks our Chapter’s 90th anniversary. To commemorate the event, AGC Houston will host a special open
house celebration on May 9, 2013, from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00
p.m. Join your peers, colleagues, friends, industry partners
and special guest, Mayor Annise Parker for the festivities.
Look for additional information about this and other events
related to our 90th anniversary in the coming months. In addition, we will highlight key Chapter moments in Cornerstone magazine, Member’s Edge and on the website throughout the year.
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AGC Houston’s 90th Anniversary Celebration
5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
3825 Dacoma Street Houston, TX 77092
In November 2009, AGC Houston produced a special exhibition for the Houston Architectural Foundation featuring 50 building projects that spanned 75 years and put our city in the spotlight. To commemorate the exhibit, AGC
Houston published Behind the Building: Houston Monuments and the People Who Built Them, 1923-2000.
The book will be available for purchase during the 90th Anniversary open house.
behindthebuilding.org
Dubbed the “Eighth Wonder of the World,”
the Houston Astrodome was completed in
November 1964 and opened on April 9,
1965 with Judy Garland and The Supremes
performing to a capacity crowd.
Atop the 567.31-foot San Jacinto Monument,
the tallest obelisk in the United States,
constructed between 1936 and 1939.
Jim Stevenson
McCarthy Building
Companies, Inc.
Representation at all levels
Besides growing and nurturing our profession locally, AGC Houston leaders also continue to advance our industry nationally, through
AGC of America, the Texas Building Branch
(TBB) in Austin and other trade organizations.
On the national front, AGC Houston President/CEO Jerry Nevlud serves as treasurer of
the Executive Leadership Council, the organization of his peers across the country; Tommy
Lee, W.S. Bellows Construction Corp., served
as chairman of the National Safety Committee; and finally, Chuck Greco, Linbeck Group
LLC., will be the AGC of America president
in 2015, becoming the second member of the
Houston chapter (Warren Bellows being the
first) to serve as national president.
The Chapter continues to be in good hands
at the state level with Tom Vaughn, Vaughn
Construction, recently finishing his term as
chairman of TBB and with Bob Fretz, Jr.,
Fretz Construction Co., continuing to serve
as our legislative liaison for the Chapter and
the industry.
Locally, our Chapter serves the greater
Houston area as a proactive voice to protect
and advance the interests of the commercial
building industry from a regulatory standpoint. Through our Board of Directors, Political Action Committee and Government Affairs Committee, we represent our members
on issues and priorities that affect our business climate and industry.
We also are cognizant that to monitor and
guide our association’s activities, we need
more involvement from our members. Last
fall, the Board of Directors reviewed and reorganized our Chapter committee structure to
maximize our efficiency and effectiveness. The
Board appointed Bill Scott, III, Linbeck Group
LLC, to oversee a special task force that reviews
and directs our committees’ effectiveness.
Bill Scott and 2013-2014 AGC Houston
Chairman Steve Mechler, Balfour Beatty
Construction, LLC, will be meeting with
AGC Houston committees to offer guidance,
exchange information and ideas to ensure
that the initiatives and goals are on track.
Designed to allow broader member participation, the association’s committees and
subcommittees restructuring will ensure the
development and strengthening for the next
generation of AGC leaders.
Focusing on the future
I am happy to report that the Construction
Career Collaborative (C3) continues to advance its mission of building a stronger sustainable workforce and promoting the construction industry as a great career choice.
Under the guidance of C3 Acting Director, Katrina Kersch, Marek Brothers Systems
Inc., the C3 Executive Committee and the C3
Marketing Committee, I am excited to see the
commitment grow.
Houston owners, contractors and specialty
contractors are working to attract, train and
retain the craft workforce necessary to build
our great city. With five Beta projects, four
contractors, owners, and many of our specialty contractor members collaborating, we’re on
solid ground to create industry standards.
My thanks to the AGC Houston staff, the
Board of Directors, our committees/task forces and every member who contributed their
time and talent to make this Chapter one of
the most respected in the nation.
Join me in welcoming and supporting Steve
Mechler, our 2013-2014 Chairman. I encourage
you to get involved in this great organization.
Thank you for allowing me to serve as your
Chairman as we advocate, promote, and protect our industry.
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Board of Directors
National/State Involvement
2012 AGC Houston Executive Officers
2012 Texas Building Branch Legislative Committee Members
Chairman of the Board
Vice-Chairman
Treasurer
Secretary
President & CEO
Jim Stevenson, McCarthy Building Companies, Inc.
Steve Mechler, Balfour Beatty Construction, LLC
James Bryant, Anslow Bryant Construction, Ltd.
Van Martin, Tribble & Stephens Construction, Ltd.
Jerry Nevlud, AGC Houston
Steve Dishman
Bob Fretz, Jr.
Chuck Greco
Tom Vaughn Jerry Nevlud
Brookstone, LP
Fretz Construction Co.
Linbeck Group, LLC
Vaughn Construction
AGC Houston
2012 AGC Houston Board of Directors
Gary Benson
Jay Carlton
Mike Emmons
Bob Fretz, Jr.
Jesse Gonzales
Ken Humphries
Tom Kader
Gary Leach
David Marshall
Doug McCuen
Bill Morris, Jr.
Steve Percival
George Pontikes
John Ros
Bill Scott, III
Howard Tellepsen
Tom Vaughn
Don Woo
Baker Concrete Construction, Inc.
Sterling Structures, Inc
SpawGlass Construction Corp.
Fretz Construction Co.
Spawglass Construction Corp.
Humphries Construction Corp.
Sedalco, Inc.
G. T. Leach Construction, LP
Marshall Construction Co., Ltd.
R&M Service Co., Inc.
Arrowall Co.
Durotech, Inc.
Satterfield & Pontikes Construction, Inc.
Gilbane Building Co.
Linbeck Group, LLC
Tellepsen
Vaughn Construction
Mission Constructors
Appointed Positions - National & State
National AGC Life Directors
Paul Bell
Peter G. Doyle, FAIA
Leo Linbeck, Jr.
James Stephens
P.G. Bell
Doyle Advisors, LLC
Linbeck Group, LLC
Tribble & Stephens Construction, Ltd.
National AGC Directors
Steve Dishman
Brookstone, LP
Chuck Greco
Linbeck Group, LLC
Jim Slack, Jr.
Slack & Co. Contracting, Inc.
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Texas Building Branch Board of Directors
Executive Officer
Director
Alternate Director
Tom Vaughn, Vaughn Construction
Chuck Greco, Linbeck Group, LLC
Jim Stevenson, McCarthy Building Companies, Inc.
2012 National AGC Committee Members - AGC Houston Members
Brandon Boyd
Fretz Construction Co.
Ralph Bradley
Satterfield & Pontikes Construction, Inc.
Bob Bunning
Tellepsen
Larry Carter
Vaughn Construction
Peter G. Doyle
Doyle Advisors, LLC
TAS Commercial Concrete Construction, LLC
Grace Fox
Chuck Greco
Linbeck Group, LLC
Bill Greek
Linbeck Group, LLC
Linda O. Headley
Littler Mendelson, PC
Peter Holland
Satterfield & Pontikes Construction, Inc.
John Johnson
JMP & Associates
John Knox
SureTec Insurance Co.
Tommy Lee
W.S. Bellows Construction Corp.
Jay Marak
Cherry Companies
Curt Martin
Ford Nassen & Baldwin, PC
Van Martin
Tribble & Stephens Const., Ltd.
Steven D. Nelson
SureTec Insurance Co.
Robert B. Nussmeier
Baker Concrete Construction, Inc.
Niraj Oak
Linbeck Group, LLC
Homer Peterson
Peterson Beckner Industries, Inc.
Susan Phillips
Tellepsen
George Pontikes
Satterfield & Pontikes Construction, Inc.
Chris Roberts
Brookstone, LP
Bill Scott, III
Linbeck Group, LLC
Jim Slack
Slack & Co. Contracting, Inc.
James Stephens
Tribble & Stephens Construction, Ltd.
Jim Stevenson
McCarthy Building Companies, Inc.
Safety & Health
Safety & Health
Risk Management; Safety & Health
Safety & Health
Contract Documents; Project Delivery
Safety & Health
AIA/AGC Joint; Legislative Action Liaison;
Finance; Industry Liaison
Industry Liaison
Open Shop
Government Affairs
Safety & Health
Surety Bonding
Safety & Health
Safety & Health
Risk Management
Industry Liaison
Risk Management
Construction Marketing
Electronic Information Systems
Risk Management
Safety & Health
Industry Liaison; Project Delivery
Safety & Health
Industry Liaison
Construction Marketing; Ethics/Rules;
Open Shop; Membership Administrative;
Union Contractors; Workforce Develop-
ment; Specialty Contractors Council
Contract Documents; Industry Liaison;
Project Delivery; Surety Bonding, Finance,
Investment
Union Contractors
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Membership Benefits
From the President/CEO
The Value of Membership: Benefits and Discounts
Positioning AGC Houston at 100 Years
As AGC Houston looks ahead to its centennial in 2023, our leadership used that turning
point as a benchmark to fine-tune the Chapter’s organization to better fulfill our mission.
On September 12 and 13, 2012, a group of
current and future leaders convened to reflect
and describe our present and future positioning. During the workshop, the participants
were divided into small groups to assess how
well AGC Houston is fulfilling its mission
and what it faces in the future.
The following four objectives were pinpointed during the process:
1. Establish the vision for AGC Houston at
100 years in terms of fulfilling its fundamental
purpose.
2. Identify the priority efforts necessary to
achieve that vision.
3. Identify one-year action plans, outcomes
Jerry Nevlud
AGC Houston
and milestones to launch the effort toward the
vision.
4. Ensure that the volunteer leadership is
aligned with and committed to achieving the
vision for AGC Houston at 100 years.
As a result, a new Committee Structure
emerged, based on several key factors: to
leverage and increase our effectiveness, enhance our advocacy and educational/training
programs, foster a future workforce, improve
communications and increase membership
engagement and growth.
The Board unanimously approved the proposed changes to encourage greater member
participation and to ensure a broader engagement from industry professionals.
Below is a diagram, which represents our
new Board and committee structure.
Education/
Training
Safety
David Marshall
James Bryant
Employment
Practices
Van Martin
Workforce
Howard Tellepsen
Gregg Lynch
Doug McCuen
Bill Scott
Government
Affairs
Construction
Futures
Construction
Career
Collaborative
(C3)
TBB
Mike Emmons
Tom Vaughn
Bob Fretz
Tom Kader
Tom Vaughn
Collective
Bargaining
Local
Government/
PAC
Tony Mansoorian
Other (i.e.
prevailing
wage)
Bob Fretz
George Pontikes
Jay Carlton
Jesse Gonzales
Diversity
• AGC members receive deep discounts on Engineering
News Record (ENR) subscriptions. Subscribe to ENR For
only $49 per year or $99 for three years.
Steve Dishman
Industry
Liaison
Membership
PKEIL
Recruit/
Retain
AGC Staff
AIA
CEFPI
CLC
AGCA
Programs,
Products,
Services
(PPS)
SCC
(ASA, MCA, …)
Don Woo
CFMA
January 9. 2013
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Steve
Dishman
Steve Percival
Jay Carlton
Jon Moreau
Events
Bill Scott
Steve Mechler
Student
Chapters
General Motors
• Benefit from financial strength and superior loss control
program.
• Construction industry expertise: Managed by a board
comprised of Texas-based CompGroup AGC members.
• Discount: Benefit from the purchasing power of millions of workers’ comp dollars.
• Claims Management: Aggressively-managed claims ensure that injured employees are paid promptly and fairly
and fraudulent claims are dealt with accordingly.
• Loss Control: Job-site loss control visits help control claims.
McGraw-Hill - Engineering News Record
President/CEO
Bob Fretz
Workers’ Compensation Insurance
Through Reliant Energy’s agreement with the Texas Building Branch, members receive generous benefits:
• One-stop-shop service to install temporary meters.
• No hassle temporary service enrollment.
• Discounted prices.
• Referring Incentives for future tenants, friends and family.
Board of Directors
Jim Stevenson
discounts, worker’s compensation insurance, finance, travel,
professional services, transportation, telephone services and
much more.
Below is a sample of the discounted programs available. For a
full listing, visit the AGC Houston website.
• Go to www.agchouston.org/benefits
Reliant Energy www.reliant.com/agc
AGC Houston Board/Committee Structure
Executive Board
AGC Houston has partnered with recognized vendors to
offer products and services at generous discounts. An extensive array of discounted services and products are available
to AGC Houston members.
The programs include the AGC Houston Multiple Employer 401(k) Plan, health insurance, ancillary benefits, PEO
Chuck
Greco
John Ros
Jon Pollock
Murray Neal
Ken
Humphries
Doug Combes
BP Fuel Programs
• Your company can receive up to $.06 on every gallon.
With special tiered rebates on purchases at BP, and a 1.5
percent rebate on all gasoline and diesel purchases at
other brands, you save with every fill up.
• Visit www.agc.org/BPDiscount to learn more.
Ford Fleet
• Members enjoy discounted vehicle pricing, flexible
vehicle funding, vehicle maintenance programs.
• Visit www.agc.org/Ford for more details.
Enterprise Fleet Management
• Members enjoy discounted vehicle pricing, flexible
vehicle funding, vehicle maintenance programs, fuel
program and a disposal program.
• Visit www.agc.org/enterprise for details.
• Members can take advantage of important discounts
and incentives on new auto purchases.
• Visit www.agc.org/gm to learn more.
NER
• NER offers cost-effective and confidential registration
of equipment to significantly increases the chance of
recovery in the event of a theft.
• NER offers a 20 percent discount for AGC members.
Avis
• Avis offers 15 percent off association select daily rates.
Hertz
• By using your AGC discount when making a reservation, you qualify for member discounts in the U.S. and
around the world.
Verizon
• Verizon Wireless offers additional discounts to AGC
Houston members who are customers.
Staples
• AGC Houston members receive savings on cleaning
and maintenance supplies; break room and refreshment
products; health and wellness items; furniture; technology; custom printing; digital copying; promotional products; basic office supplies.
AGC Retirement Plan - 401(k)
AGC Houston offers a cost effective, state of the art multiple employer 401(k) program that can accommodate
prevailing wage as well as normal retirement needs. This
plan is designed specifically to allow companies of all sizes
to participate in a 401(k) program without the high costs.
Did you know?
• Approximately $80 million in assets
• 34 companies in plan
• Approximately 2,500 employees in plan
• Plan represents all member types:(GC, SC, Assoc., Affil.)
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Industry Collaboration
Industry Collaboration
AIA/AGC Tournament Raises $20,000 for ACE Mentor Houston
AGC and AIA Join Forces to Represent Industry
On Monday, April 30, 2012, AGC Houston and AIA members converged on the Champions Golf Club for the 17th
Annual AGC/AIA Golf Tournament.
Held on two courses, the tournament benefited the ACE
Mentor Program Houston, Inc. Founded in 1994, ACE
stands for Architecture, Construction and Engineering. It is
now the construction industry’s fastest-growing high school
mentoring program, reaching over 8,000 students annually.
For the past 50 years, the AIA/AGC Joint Committee has
provided a forum for the Design and Construction community to discuss pertinent issues related to the construction
industry. The committee’s goal is to promote cooperation
among all the participants and to develop tools that support a
collaborative process. One tool developed by this committee
is the Recommended Practices Manual, which is organized to
The program’s mission is to engage, excite and enlighten
high school students to pursue careers in architecture, engineering and construction through mentoring and to support
their continued advancement in the industry.
The ACE Mentor Program of America provides professional mentorship and scholarships for students to expose
them to real-world opportunities.
Visit www.acementor.org for more information.
reflect the typical project delivery flow from early planning
stages, selection of construction delivery methods, cost estimating, construction cost proposals, through completion of
construction and warranty.
In addition to collaborating on practices, AGC Houston
and AIA Houston members co-host an annual joint member
meeting in December. All members are welcome.
AGC/AIA Joint Committee
Ken Black – Page Southerland Page
Jay Carlton – Sterling Structures, Inc.
Steve Dishman– Brookstone, LP
Kenneth English, AIA – AECOM Design
Henry Hermis, Jr. – American Construction Investigations, Ltd.
Dan Holt – Merriman Holt Architects, Inc .
Ray Leiker, AIA – Bailey Architects
Andy MacPhillimy – Morris Architects
Steve Mechler – Balfour Beatty Construction, LLC
Jerry Nevlud – AGC Houston
David Peden, Jr. – Porter & Hedges, LLP
Steve Percival – Durotech, Inc.
Wayne Shull – Kendall/Heaton Associates
AGC/CEFPI Work to Standardize School Construction Cost
Cypress Course
1st Place: Flex Erect, LLC – Doug Goulas, James Selmser, Matt Doffing, Brian Nauman
2nd Place: Anslow Bryant Construction, Ltd. – Jim Anslow, Warren Kovar, Ronnie Fletcher, Jeff Lokie
3rd Place: Bury + Partners – Steven Ekland, Chris Vadala, Jim Ritsema, Brandon Houston
Underwriter:
Longest Drive - Hole #18:
Lee McKean
Closest to the Pin – Hole #4: James Selmser
Closest to the Pin – Hole #12: John Kafka
Closest to the Pin – Hole #16: Rick Flake
Jack Rabbit Course
Lunch Sponsor
1st Place: Steel Masters LP - Ray Miller, Ray Bergeron, Johnny Cunningham, Mark Neff
Cokinos,
Bosien & Young
2nd Place: Linbeck Group, LLC - Bill Scott, John Barnes, John Go, John Putman
3rd Place: MLN Company – Curtis Edwards, Eric Milsaps, Jimmy Stewart, Mike Bradby
Dinner Sponsor
Longest Drive – Hole #18: Shane Sampson
Closest to the Pin – Hole #4: Rick McKellop
Haynes Whaley Associates, Inc.
Closest to the Pin – Hole #7: John Putman
Closest to the Pin – Hole #11: Carson Bullard
Reception Sponsor
Closest to the Pin – Hole #16: Mark Neff
Slack & Co. Contracting, Inc.
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The AGC Houston and CEFPI Gulf Coast Chapters work
together to identify and address issues affecting regional K-12
school construction.
The committee’s objective includes the standardization of
square foot cost reporting for school construction that will
provide valuable cost data to school districts in planning and
designing school facilities. This information takes into account the many variables that can affect construction cost in
order to make comparisons that are useful and accurate.
Members have access to the documents posted in the Member’s Only section of the website.
In addition, the joint committee hosts an annual state of the
industry meeting in January, which highlights economic outlook for school districts and a construction update.
For a list of school construction reports and other information, visit the Members Only section at agchouston.org.
ConsensusDocs Program Standardizes Best Practices
AGC is proud to be a founding participant in the ConsensusDOCS program, which provides standard contract documents that reflect a consensus for best practices. Using these
documents will allow parties to focus on project results rather
than negotiating contract terms or worse, contract claims in
court, to assess fault.
This historic program covers all construction contracting
needs with more than 70 + industry-tested contracts and
forms. DOCS stands for Designers, Owners, Contractors,
Subcontractors and Sureties – all involved in the drafting of
these documents.
ConsensusDOCS are organized into five series:
• General Contracting
• Collaborative Agreements
• Design-Build
• Construction Management & Program Management
• Subcontracting
Visit agchouston.org/constructionresources/contract
documents
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Industry Collaboration
Katrina Kersch
Marek Brothers Systems, Inc.
C3 Acting Director
The Construction Career
Collaborative (C3), an
alliance of Owners, Contractors and Specialty
Contractors, was established in 2010 to positively affect the growth of
a sustainable workforce
for the commercial construction industry in the
Greater Houston region.
Education
C3 Moves into 2013 with Five Beta Projects
First in Nation to Introduce New BIM and LEAN Programs
2012 was a productive year for the Construction Career Collaborative initiative as the organization achieved several milestones. To solidify C3’s transition into a formal non-profit
organization, the initiative appointed me as
acting director.
In addition, C3 implemented a 5-Hour Safety
Awareness Training Program and, most importantly, the initiative now touts five Beta projects.
We will continue to develop guidelines for
C3 Accredited Contractors, the accessibility of
the 5-hour Safety Awareness Course, and educate and inform the industry of the challenges
it faces unless the C3 principles are integrated
into the way we do business.
Trade contractors are seeing the positive effects of a better trained workforce. To date,
more than 900 craft workers have worked on
M.D. Anderson’s Sheikh Zayed Building and
more than 60 percent on-site craft workers
took the OSHA 10-hour training course.
Vaughn Construction provided OSHA Focus
Four training to an additional 250 craft workers. When asked why they signed a C3 Agreement on the Texas Children’s Hospital Pavilion
project, the W.S. Bellows Construction project
team responded:
“As baby boomers began exiting the workforce,
we — along with our contemporaries — saw the
need to attract future generations of skilled workers to the commercial construction industry.
“Leaders within our industry realized that
to enhance career interest in construction,
we needed to raise the bar for the skilled craft
worker. C3 was created for that purpose.”
AGC Houston is pleased to be one of the first Chapter in
the nation to offer AGC of America’s new BIM credentialing
program exam.
The AGC Certificate of Management — Building Information Modeling (CM-BIM) — is an assessment-based certificate that denotes knowledge and understanding of concepts
related to BIM adoption, practice and process transformation outlined in the AGC BIM Education Program. Successful candidates receive the CM-BIM designation.
www.constructioncareercollaborative.org
Supporting Organizations
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C3 Beta Projects
BETA 1
University of Texas M.D. Anderson
Cancer Center
Sheikh Zayed Bin Sultan Building
General Contractor:
Vaughn Construction
BETA 2
Texas Children’s Hospital
Multi-Phase Project - Pavilion for Women
General Contractor:
W.S. Bellows Construction Corp.
BETA 3
University of Texas M.D. Anderson
Cancer Center
Mid Campus Administration Building
General Contractor:
Linbeck Group, LLC
BETA 4
University of Texas M.D. Anderson
Cancer Center
CABIR (Center for Advanced Biomedical
Imaging Research) Phase III
General Contractor:
Vaughn Construction
BETA 5
University of Texas M.D. Anderson
Cancer Center
The Pavilion
General Contractor:
McCarthy Building Companies, Inc.
AGC Houston also was the first Chapter to offer Units 1
and 2 of the new LEAN Construction Education Program
(LCEP).
Lean Construction is based on the holistic pursuit of continuous improvements aimed at minimizing costs and maximizing value on a construction project: planning, design,
construction, activation, operations, maintenance, salvaging,
and recycling. Like the BIM Education Program, LCEP will
eventually lead to a credential designation once the entire
AGC Houston BIM Instructors
Connor Christian – McCarthy Building Companies, Inc.
Brian Cudd – Tellepsen
Jeff Johnston – Tellepsen
Sidhesh Kakodkar – Durotech, Inc.
Curt Martin – Ford Nassen & Baldwin, PC
Chris Rock – Linbeck Group, LLC
Sam Sprouse – Satterfield & Pontikes Construction, Inc.
Don Watson – Anslow Bryant Construction, Ltd.
AGC Houston LEAN Instructors
Miguel Garcia – Linbeck Group, LLC
Jeff Johnston – Tellepsen
Mike Shook – Turner Construction Co.
Stewart Trapino – Linbeck Group, LLC
AGC Houston CM-BIM Credentialed Members
Sean Alexander, Linbeck Group, LLC
Michael Dovalina, Linbeck Group, LLC
Josh Farmer, Linbeck Group, LLC
Ricardo Gradillas, Pepper-Lawson Contruction LP
Faras Hashim, Durotech, Inc.
Thomas Hook, Linbeck Group, LLC
Juliet Johnson, Linbeck Group, LLC
Sidhesh Kakodkav, Durotech, Inc.
Chris May, Linbeck Group, LLC
Bhavna Nim, Anslow Bryant Construction, Ltd.
Kevin Paul, Linbeck Group, LLC
Chris Rock, Linbeck Group, LLC
Andrew Sova, Assa Abloy
Jesse Wells, Linbeck Group, LLC
Chendi Yang, Turner Construction Co.
Lovena Zbranek, Linbeck Group, LLC
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Safety is a Top Priority
Safety is a Top Priority
AGC Houston Safety Committee
Best Practices/OSHA Education Center
Through their knowledge and competence, AGC Houston Safety Committee members are dedicated to enhancing the
Chapter’s safety programs by offering a comprehensive series of training courses that support workplace safety.
In 2012, more than 1,500 people benefited from our safety training affiliation. As an affiliate of the OEC, AGC Houston now
offers individuals, who are or wish to become a safety professional, the opportunity to earn their Construction Safety and
Health Official (CSHO), Safety, Health and Environmental Professional (SHEP) and Masters Certification in Environmental,
Safety and Health, Risk Management (MCE, MCSH, MCRM).
2012 Safety Committee Members
Co-Chair
Chris Roberts, Brookstone, LP
Co-Chair
Kim Mason, Holes Incorporated
Rene Garza
Brandon Boyd
Gray Grant
Ralph Bradley
Fernando Vargas-Garcia
Mark Briggs
Derek Holden
Larry Carter
Lori Ingle
Carl Chavis
Cullen Irish
Keith Coulter
John Johnson
David Doucet
Lloyd Jukkola
Don Fisher
John Juzswik
Clinton Forsyth
Craig Lantz
Marla K. Foster
Tommy Lee
Grace Fox
Jerry Ling
Enrique Garza
Jay Marak
Jaime Medina
Arthur Miller
Robert Mitchell
Bobby Murski
Homer Peterson, II
Angela Perfetti
Jack Pettyjohn
Susan Phillips
Chris Roberts
Jarret Roberts
Tracy Robles
Jim Shelton
Eddie Smalley
Willie Smith
Anthony Stergio
Blake Stockton
Jeff Terry
Darrell Tice
Jorge Vasquez
Bo Wallace
Wendall Williams
Hats Off to These Members Who Earned Safety Awards
AGC of America Construction Safety Excellence Awards
J.E. Dunn Construction Company
1st Place in the national safety award of 4 Million Man Hours Building Division.
Safety Stand-Down Day Represents More Than 200 Job Sites
With the guidance of the Safety Committee, AGC Houston hosted the 2012 Safety Stand Down on May 2, 2012.
Involving more than 200 job sites and 6,000 workers, 45 AGC Houston member companies participated in the pro-safety
event, representing more than a billion dollars’ worth of construction projects. Companies suspended work at their respective job sites for one hour to educate their workforce on the importance of safety. Participating member firms included:
Anslow Bryant Construction, Ltd.
Brookstone, LP
Balfour Beatty Construction, LLC
Bartlett Cocke, LP
Cadence McShane Construction Company Comfort Systems USA (South Central), Inc.
Cherry Companies
D. H. Griffin of Texas, Inc.
Drake InteriorsDurotech Inc.
Environment Ltd. Fast Track Specialties, Inc.
Fisk Electric Company
Fretz Construction Company
GLM Concrete Services, LLC
Holes Incorporated
Horizon Group International, LLC
Hudson Building Systems LTD
Ideal Finishes, Inc.
JE Dunn Construction Company
Jill BuildsJTB Services Inc.
Karsten Interior Services, LP
Kauffman Company
Keystone ConcreteLinbeck Group, LLC
Marek Brothers Systems, Inc.
Mesa Mechanical, Inc.
Mid-West Electric Co., Inc.
Mission Constructors, Inc.
Oxford Builders, Inc.
Pepper-Lawson Construction, LP
Pieper-Houston Electric, LP
Raven Mechanical, LP
Satterfield & Pontikes Construction Inc.
Simplex Grinnell Fire Protection
Sigma Marble & Granite – Houston, Inc.
SpawGlass Construction Corp.
Standard Mechanical Systems
Structura, Inc.
TAS Commercial Concrete Construction, LLC Tellepsen
Trademark Construction Inc.
Turner Construction Co.
Vaughn Construction
W. S. Bellows Construction Corp.
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AGC Texas Building Branch Awards
for Zero Lost Workdays
Brookstone, LP
CFI Mechanical, Inc.
Cadence McShane Construction Company
Durotech Inc.
Environment Ltd.
Fisk Electric Company
Fretz Construction Company
Marshall Construction Co., Ltd.
Miner-Dederick Constructors, Inc.
SpawGlass Construction Corp.
Turner Construction Company
Vaughn Construction
W.S. Bellows Construction Corp.
On June 20, 2012, AGC Houston members gathered at the Junior League
of Houston for the Midyear Meeting, which featured the AGC Safety Excellence Awards. AGC Houston Director of Safety Services Doug Watson
presented the awards.
AGC Houston Safety Director of the AGC Houston Specialty Contractor
Year/Ray Lambright Award:
Award - Small Contractor Category:
Stan Marek accepted the award on
Fast Track Specialties, Inc.
behalf of Jorge Vasquez, Marek Brothers Systems, Inc.
AGC Houston Specialty Contractor
Award - Large Contractor Category:
Gowan Inc.
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Construction Futures
Construction Futures
AGC Houston Scholarship Receives $500,000 Contribution
AGC Houston Welcomes New Student Chapter
The AGC Houston Board of Directors reaffirmed its commitment to a sustainable future workforce in the Greater
Houston area by approving $500,000 to the Patrick J. Kiley
Excellence in Leadership Endowed Scholarship.
Established more than 15 years ago, the Excellence in Leadership forum was renamed in honor of AGC Houston’s most
recent past executive vice president. It is committed to providing scholarships to students interested in pursuing degrees in construction-related disciplines.
In 2011, the PKEIL committee expanded the scholarship
recipient’s criteria to include those individuals interested in
AGC Houston is proud to announce the formation of a new
student chapter, the Prairie View A&M University AGC Student Chapter.
The charter officially seals the relationship between a university and the AGC. In order to obtain a charter, the school
must meet certain criteria, such as accreditation and offer a
construction and/or an engineering-related degree program.
The charter also allows the students to apply for scholarships
and participate in industry-related activities, both locally
and nationally.
The establishment of the Prairie View A&M Student Chap-
becoming craftsmen in the commercial construction industry.
In 2010, the board fully supported the Construction Career
Collaborative in creating a sustainable workforce by requiring paying by the hour and providing worker security, as well
as requiring safety and craft training for all employees.
“It is imperative that owners and contractors address the
quality of our future workforce. The board’s recognition
for funding the education of those interested in joining our
workforce is just tremendous,” said Jim Stevenson, Chairman
of the Board of AGC Houston.
ter will provide another pool of prospective construction
professionals the opportunity to enter the Houston-area construction industry.
Currently, AGC Houston supports student chapters on the
campuses of Texas A&M University, Sam Houston State University, Texas Southern University, University of Houston
and now, Prairie View A&M University.
Students of these programs often volunteer at AGC Houston industry events such as the annual BBQ Cook-off, golf
tournaments and the biennial APEX awards.
Patrick J. Kiley Excellence in Leadership Scholarship Confers $23,000
On May 4, 2012, six college students, representing Texas A&M, Prairie View A&M and University of Houston received
a Patrick J. Kiley Excellence in Leadership Scholarship. Held at the HESS Club, the PKEIL Committee awarded $23,000
to six deserving students pursuing degrees in a construction-related discipline. Chaired by Stan Marek, Marek Brothers
Systems, Inc., the committee has created more than 80 funding opportunities for local students. Since its inception in 1996,
more than $267,000 in scholarships have been awarded to students.
University of Houston Student Chapter volunteers Prairie View Texas A&M Student Chap- University of Houston Student Chapter volunteers at the
at the AGC Houston BBQ Cook-off.
ter volunteers at the BBQ Cook-off.
APEX Awards.
Employment Practices Committee
The mission of the AGC Houston Employment Practices
Committee is to keep members apprised of any changes to
employment law and human resources issues relevant to
the commercial construction industry. Attorneys specializing in employment law or human resource professionals in
construction firms make up the committee. Two of the biggest briefings held in 2012 included the Social Media Policies
Program and Deconstructing the Affordable Care Act.
Pictured left to right are scholarship recipients, Joshua Fluker, Andrew Cortes, Ana Valdes-Torres, guest speaker Ann
Stern, Houston Endowment, Patrick Kiley, Kiley Advisors, Christopher Khan, Jayson Casalo and Christian Crenshaw.
Pictured far left: PKEIL Committee Chairman
Stan Marek, Marek Brothers Systems, Inc.
Pictured left, Patrick Kiley, Kiley Advisors, LLC
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2012 EPC Committee Members
Frank L. Carrabba (Co-Chair) – Law Office of
Frank Carrabba, PC
John Sylvester (Co-Chair) – Linbeck Group, LLC
Liz Debaillon – Cokinos, Bosien, & Young
Kit Flanagan – Littler Mendelson, PC
Grace Fox – TAS Commercial Concrete Construction, LLC
Jeri Garrett – Tellepsen
Nelsy Gomez – Cozen O’Connor
Linda O. Headley – Littler Mendelson, PC
Mark Jodon – Littler Mendelson, PC
David Jordan – Littler Mendelson, PC
Toni O’Bryan – Marshall Construction Co., Ltd.
Matthew Penny – Cokinos, Bosien, & Young
Daniel Schuch – Cozen O’Connor
Tony Stergio – Andrews Myers, PC
Brian Stevenson – The Stevenson Group
Larry Williams – Marek Brothers Systems, Inc.
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Annual Bragging Rights …
Annual Bragging Rights …
Members Hit the Jackpot at Annual CLC Poker Tournament
Members Hit the Links at C3 Golf Tournament
The annual CLC Texas Hold ‘Em Poker fund-raiser was held on May 10,
2012 at AGC Houston. The event benefits AGC Houston’s Construction
Education Initiatives such as the Patrick J. Kiley scholarship program.
The second annual Construction Career Collaborative Golf Tournament took place at the Northgate Country Club Golf
Course, October 15, 2012. The tournament’ raised $10,000 for C3.
Results
1st Place: David Galindo, Pieper Houston Electric, LP
2nd Place: Robert Juarez, Structura, Inc.
3rd Place: Lee Vanderwilt, Tellepsen
4th Place: Steven Edwards, D.E. Harvey Builders
Dead-Ass-Last: Steven Young, Structura, Inc.
Sponsors
Allied Fire Protection, LP
ARC
Chamberlin Roofing & Waterproofing
J E Dunn Construction Company
Linbeck Group, LLC
Marek Brothers Systems, Inc.
Tellepsen
Turner Construction Company
Vicon Equipment, Inc.
JJ Roofing and Custom Builders
Beverage Sponsors
Aggregate Technologies, Inc.
American Subcontractors
Association – Houston Chapter
J.M. Maly. Inc.
Marek Sawing and Drilling, LLC
Pro-Vigil, Inc.
Hole Sponsors
ABC Houston
AGC Houston
Allied Electrical Contractors
of Houston
Chamberlin Roofing &
Waterproofing
Cherry Companies
Camarata Masonry Systems, Ltd.
Drake Interiors
Fast Track Specialties, Inc.
Fisk Electric Company
Global Surveyors, Inc.
GSM Insurers
Holes Incorporated
Hudson Building Systems, Ltd.
JE Dunn Construction Company
Kollaer Advisors
Linbeck Group, LLC
Marek Brothers Systems, Inc.
MCA of Houston
McCarthy Building Companies, Inc.
MLN Company
Pacesetter Personnel Services
Steel Masters, LP
Tellepsen
W.S. Bellows Construction Corp.
Results
1st Place: Pacesetter Personnel Services
2nd Place: Steel Masters LP
3rd Place: Camarata Masonry Systems, Ltd
Closest to the Pin – Bridges #4:
BJ Kirkpatrick
Closest to the Pin – Creek #6: Tim Mann
Longest Drive: Nick Martien
Print Sponsor
A&E – The Graphics Complex
“Fore!” CLC Golf Tournament Swings Into Action
Midyear Meeting Salutes Former Navy Commander
The Eighth Annual CLC Golf Tournament took place on August 10th at Hermann Park Golf Course, raising $10,000 to
benefit the AGC Houston Scholarship Program.
On June 20, 2012, AGC Houston members gathered at the Junior League of Houston for the Midyear Meeting, which featured the AGC Safety Excellence Awards presentation and guest speaker, Commander Kirk Lippold, USN (Ret.), former
Commander of the USS Cole. Members were touched as Commander Lippold recounted the suicide attack against the Navy
guided-missile destroyer USS Cole on October 12, 2000 while it was being refuelled in the Yemeni port of Aden. Seventeen
American soldiers were killed and 39 injured. during the terrorist attack. Commander Lippold’s story served as an example
of the importance of leadership, safety and teamwork.
Results
1st Place:
Anslow Bryant Construction, Ltd. Team 2
2nd Place: Byrne Metals Corp.
3rd Place:
Steel Masters, LP
Closest to the Pin:
Steven Edwards, D.E. Harvey Builders
Longest Drive:
Jacob Raley,
Dead-Ass-Last:
McCarthy Building Companies, Inc.
Speaker Host
Anslow Bryant Construction, Ltd.
Underwriters
Cokinos, Bosien & Young
JE Dunn Construction Company
SpawGlass Construction Corp.
TAS Commercial Concrete Construction,
LLC
Turner Construction Co.
W.S. Bellows Construction Corp.
Patrons
Fretz Construction Co.
Gilbane Building Company
Keystone Concrete
Breakfast Sponsors
Britain Electric Co.
Cherry Companies
Fast Track Specialties, Inc.
Holes Incorporated
Sun Coast Resources, Inc.
Print Sponsor
A&E – The Graphics Complex
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Annual Bragging Rights …
Annual Bragging Rights …
Members Hit Their Target at 4th Annual Sporting Clay Tourney
APEX 10 Awards Recognizes 70 Projects
On September 22, 2012, AGC Houston members and industry partners gathered to celebrate the achievements of our
industry at the 10th APEX Awards held at the Hornberger
Conference Center.
Thank you to all of our volunteers who made this biennual event possible including APEX 10 committee members,
underwriters, sponsors, judges and our members who submitted a project. This year’s team of 50 judges reviewed 77
projects, representing a cross section of buildings within the
greater Houston area.
The evening also recognized William A. Daigneau, former
Vice President of Operations and Facilities Management at
M.D. Anderson, our 2012 Master Builder. Additionally, we
recognized Construction Career Collaborative (C3), which
was established to address the declining prominence of the
craft necessary to build a sustainable workforce.
Underwriter
ARC
Valet Sponsor
Adams Insurance Service, Inc.
Marek Brothers Systems, Inc.
Champagne/Dessert Reception Sponsor
Fretz Construction Company
Centerpiece Sponsor
SpawGlass Construction Corporation
VIP Reception Sponsor
McCarthy Building Companies, Inc.
Reception Sponsors
Anslow Bryant Construction, Ltd.
McGriff, Seibels & Williams of Texas, Inc.
TAS Commercial Concrete Construction, LLC
W.S. Bellows Construction Corp.
Table Sponsors
Adams Insurance Service, Inc.
Anslow Bryant Construction, Ltd.
Cherry Companies
Linbeck Group, LLC
Marek Brothers Systems, Inc.
Table Hosts
AIA Houston
Andrews Myers, PC
ARC
Baker Concrete Construction, Inc.
Blumenthal Sheet Metal Co.
Camarata Masonry Systems, Ltd.
Chamberlin Roofing & Waterproofing
Durotech, Inc.
Fretz Construction Company
Gilbane Building Company
Hudson Building Systems, Ltd.
J.M. Maly, Inc.
Mission Constructors, Inc.
SpawGlass Construction Corporation
Tellepsen
Vaughn Construction
Vernon Masonry
W.S. Bellows Construction Corp.
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AGC Houston hosted the 4th Annual “Blazing Barrels” Sporting Clay Tournament on May 14, 2012 at the Greater Houston
Gun Club. After one rained-out event earlier in the year, members were eager to show off their shooting skills in a lively
competition on the range.
Results
Team Competition – 1st place:
Cokinos, Bosien and Young
Steele Buckholtz, Todd Buster, Corey Power,
John Warren
Team Competition – 3rd place
DBR Engineering
Terry Bell, Malcolm Gaus, John Robertson
David Pruitt
Team Competition – 2nd place
Slack and Co. Contracting, Inc. Team 1
Mike Russel, Jeff Burnett, Bob Sawicki
John Lohman
Individual Shooters:
Class 1
Dennis Descant
Class II David Read
Clinic Sponsor
Slack and Co. Contracting, Inc.
Flying Flurry Sponsors
Cokinos, Bosien & Young
Durotech Inc.
Structura, Inc.
Total CAD Systems, Inc.
W.S. Bellows Construction Corp.
Shooting Station Sponsors
Knapp Chevrolet
Linbeck Group, LLC
Pacesetter Personnel Services
Sun Coast Resources, Inc.
Water Sponsor
Pacesetter Personnel Services
Gift Sponsor
Compliance Safety Consulting
Print Sponsor
A&E – The Graphics Complex
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Annual Bragging Rights …
Annual Bragging Rights …
Fair and Barbecue Cook-Off
1st Thursday Networking Mixers
On March 23, 2012, 18 cooking teams converged at the Houston Farm and Ranch Club to compete in the 21st annual AGC
Houston Fair and BBQ Cook-off - the largest association event of the year. Thousands of guests enjoyed sampling food and
drinks during the fun networking event. Thank you to our sponsors, volunteers, cook teams and congratulations to the winners!
Our monthly mixer, held the 1st Thursday of every month, is a wonderful opportu-
Winners Brisket
1st Place
2nd Place
3rd Place
4th Place
5th Place
6th Place
7th Place
8th Place
9th Place
10th Place
Turner Construction Company
Milam Painting Company
Brookstone, LP
Raven Mechanical, LP
Pieper Houston Electric, LP
Allied Fire Protection
J.M. Maly, Inc.
Allied Electrical Contractors
Unclaimed
Tellepsen
Chicken
Ribs
JE Dunn Construction Company
Milam Painting Company
Hervey Barlow Specialty Contractors
Pieper Houston Electric, LP
J.M. Maly, Inc.
Burns & Burns Construction
Astro Fence Company
Tellepsen
Raven Mechanical, LP
Allied Fire Protection
Allied Fire Protection
JE Dunn Construction Company
Turner Construction Company
Milam Painting Company
Tellepsen
Brookstone, LP
Hervey Barlow Specialty Contractors
Link Staffing
Raven Mechanical, LP
Allied Electrical Contractors
Overall Champion
Milam Painting Company
Best Theme
1st Place: JE Dunn Construction Company
2nd Place (tie): Tellepsen and Pieper Houston Electric, LP
Ralph Morton Spirit Award
Jared Burns, Astro Fence Co.
Best Hospitality
1st Place: Brookstone LP
2nd Place: Tellepsen
3rd Place: JE Dunn Construction Company
nity to visit with fellow AGC members, board members and staff. Each month, one lucky
guest wins the raffle for a complimentary iPad. Plan to join us this year and relax at the
end of the day with your fellow AGC members at the Lupe Tortilla - Shepherd restaurant.
Visit agchouston.org/calendar for dates on all the monthly mixers.
1st Thursday Meeting Sponsors
January:SentriForce
February:
Compliance Safety Consulting
March:
H&H Tents and Events
May:Sentriforce
June:
Sun Coast Resources, Inc.
October:
Enterprise Fleet Management and Enterprise Commercial Trucks
November:
Compliance Safety Consulting
Sponsors
Acton Mobile Industries
American Marble Mosaic
ARC
Bury + Partners
Cherry Demolition
Houston Construction Industry Auto Show
MEMCO
National Construction Rentals
Oldcastle Precast
RSC Equipment Rental
Sprint Waste
Volvo Rents
AGC Houston Staff
Jerry Nevlud - President / CEO, [email protected]
Ada Lam - Chief Financial Officer, [email protected]
Charlene Anthony - Director of Construction Futures, [email protected]
Meaghan Pier - Director of Membership & Events, [email protected]
Doug Watson - Director of Safety Services, [email protected]
Catherine Bezman - Director of Communications, [email protected]
Amy Collins - Executive Assistant, [email protected]
Amy Mui- Director of Finance, [email protected]
Anavell Trevino - Office Assistant, [email protected]
Brenda Ward - Administrative Assistant/Building Services Coordinator, [email protected]
Suzanne Stokes - Administrative Assistant, [email protected]
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For up-to-date information on courses, training classes, events and to register, visit agchouston.org/calendar
and read the weekly Member’s Edge. Note that dates, classes and events are subject to change.
January
3 – 1st Thursday Member Mixer
3-31 – OSHA 30-Hour Course
8-10 – OSHA 3110
8-11 – CEE/ETI 101 Introduction to
Environmental Compliance & Mgmt.
14-18 – OSHA 511
14-18 – OSHA 6000
15-17 – OSHA 2264
16 – First Aid/CPR/AED Training
22 – 2013 CEFPI &AGC Houston
Joint Meeting
29-Feb 26 – The Leaders Course
31– AGC Houston Annual Meeting
31– BIM Unit 1
February
4-May 9 – MC101 Mgmt. System Design
5-8 – OSHA 2045
7-8 – OSHA 10-Hour Course
7 – 1st Thursday Member Mixer
12-15 – OSHA 501
12 – Lean Unit 1
13 – First Aid/CPR/ AED Training
15 – Certificate of Mgmt. - BIM
Credentialing Exam
18 – ETI 601 EPA 8-Hour Environmental
Hazard Awareness
19‐20 – Legislative Day – Austin
26 – BIM Unit 2
27 – Complying with Storm Water
Regulations - SWPPP
27 – BBQ Cook‐off Cooks’ Meeting
March
7 – 1st Thursday Member Mixer
12 – Lean Unit 2
13 – First Aid/CPR/ AED Training
19 – BIM Unit 3
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19-22 – MC101 Mgmt. System Design
22‐23 – 22nd Annual Fair and
BBQ Cook‐off
28-April 25 – OSHA 30-Hour Course
April
1-10 – Intro. to Const. Plans & Docs.
4 – 1st Thursday Member Mixer
9 – BIM Unit 4
17-18 – PMDP Module 1
19 – Texas Sales and Use Taxes
for Contractors
26 – Certificate of Mgmt. - BIM
Credentialing Exam
29 – AGC/AIA Golf Tournament
May
2 – 1st Thursday Member Mixer
3 – Texas Lien Laws
7-9 – MC101 Mgmt. System Design
9 – AGC Houston Birthday Celebration
10 – Advanced Lien & Payment
15 – First Aid/CPR/AED Training
16-17 – OSHA 10-Hour Course
16 – Complying with Storm Water
Regulations - SWPPP
23 – BIM Unit 1
29-30 – PMDP Module 2
June
6 – 1st Thursday Member Mixer
11–BIM Unit 2
12-13 – PMDP Module 3
14 – Certificate of Mgmt. - BIM
Credentialing Exam
July
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TBD – Midyear Meeting
8-Aug. 5 – OSHA 30-Hour Course
10-11 – PMDP Module 4
16 – BIM Unit 3
17 – First Aid/CPR/AED Training
August
1 – 1st Thursday Member Mixer
2 – Understanding Insurance Certificates
6 – BIM Unit 4
14-15 – PMDP Module 5
16 – Certificate of Mgmt. - BIM
Credentialing Exam
22-23 – OSHA 10-Hour Course
September
5 – 1st Thursday Member Mixer
12 – Complying with Storm Water
Regulations - SWPPP
18 – First Aid/CPR/AED Training
19 – BIM Unit 1
October
TBD – C3 Golf Tournament
3-31 – OSHA 30-Hour Course
3 – 1st Thursday Member Mixer
4 – Texas Sales and Use Taxes
for Contractors
7-16 – Intro. to Const. Plans & Docs.
11 – Certificate of Mgmt. - BIM
Credentialing Exam
15 – BIM Unit 2
18 – Texas Lien Laws
November
TBD – AGC/AIA Joint Meeting
1 – Sporting Clay Tournament
5– BIM Unit 3
7 – 1st Thursday Member Mixer
7 – PAC Call Day
13 – First Aid/CPR/ AED Training
14-15 – OSHA 10-Hour Course
December
3 – BIM Unit 4
5 – 1st Thursday Member Mixer
20 – Certificate of Mgmt. - BIM
Credentialing Exam
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