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 BSCi
BSCi
is a training and professional development
library for building supply employees. Unlike
Internet-based training, its multimedia PDF's
can be viewed online, downloaded and distributed
to employees' PCs, or printed and photocopied.
You need just one PC with Web access (at work
or home), and Adobe's free Acrobat Reader.
A
BSCi
subscription gives your employees unlimited
access to training courses, estimator's
worksheets and checklists, product research
guides, and in-depth reviews of techniques,
tactics and tricks of the trade. Topics include
construction and estimating; selling strategies;
load-building and yard skills; purchasing; HR
management, safety and compliance; computer
skills; and business administration. Trainers
include former ProSales editor Greg Brooks, Bill
Lee, Deborah Hayden, and Jim Miller.
A
BSCi
subscription averages $2 to $3 per employee per
month, and your subscription helps support SBMA.
To see a current program list, try free sample
courses, or subscribe, visit the
BSCi
web
site or call Greg Brooks,
BSCi's
president, toll free at 866-272-4776.
Subscribers may log in
here.
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 ComplyAbility
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It's About Protecting Your Assets
Welcome to ComplyAbility, a one-of-a-kind
HR, regulatory compliance, training, testing and
performance tracking system. Utilization of the
full system guarantees employees (as well as
owners and managers) are properly trained,
resulting in your company having the liability
protection necessary to avoid a catastrophic
loss. Just click on the link to register, then
log into ComplyAbility.
The "basic" training system is now available as a
member benefit for every SBMA member. By using
your assigned username and password, you can
access the system and create a "user account"
for every employee. The full ComplyAbility
system includes over 200 training modules and is
customized with your forms, documents, manuals,
MSDS materials and much more.
Think it’s too difficult to stay
abreast of (and train employees in) constantly
changing regulatory requirements such as OSHA,
ADA, ADEA, Title VII, etc.? ComplyAbility
is a business tool that every member is urged to
employ.
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 Construction
Suppliers' Association
The Construction Suppliers' Association
(CSA),
a trade association comprised of firms who
supply materials to the construction industry,
represents in a dignified and ethical manner,
the interests of its members before the federal
government and state governments of Georgia and
Alabama. It also is the goal of the
CSA
to
provide educational, informational and cost
saving programs to its members.
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 Cox
Industries, Inc. - Headquarters
860 Cannon Bridge Road
P.O. Box 1124
Orangeburg, South Carolina 29116-1124
Telephone: 803-534-7467
Fax: 803-534-1410
At Cox, we understand that
providing quality wood products is not enough.
We are eager to deliver solutions that meet your
needs. No matter how big or small your needs may
be, we treat everyone the same—with respect,
care and a commitment to exceeding your
expectations. Cox has been a
family owned business for more than six decades,
and we consider all of our customers an
extension of that family. As your single source
supplier, Cox strives to meet
the demands of any customer who is looking for
specialized wood or wood-related products. We
will work with you before, during and after the
sale to ensure your total satisfaction. That's
our promise.
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 Federated
Insurance
Federated Insurance
is SBMA's Property and Causality sponsored
carrier, For a quote just call SBMA at
1-800-849-1503
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Consulting Group
700 Spring Forest Road, Suite 200
Raleigh, NC 27609
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 Invincia
Insurance Solutions
Invincia Insurance Solutions
is SBMA's Virginia Health Insurance Program.
For a quote contact Seth Savoy, 9330 Iron
Bridge Road, Ste A, Chesterfield, VA 23832,
phone: 800-333-5046, email:
srsavoy@invincia.net.
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 LBM
Employer Services
Rich
Gutermuth
678.566.3449 Fax:
770.346.9056
www.lbmpayroll.com
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Lowery Financial Group
Wm. M. Helms
2815 Coliseum Centre Drive, Suite 680
Charlotte, NC 28217
704-357-1099 Fax: 704-423-0393
Email:
wmhelms@pfsalliance.com
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 Michigan
Lumber & Building Materials Association
The
Michigan Lumber and Building
Materials Association,
now in its 110th year of service to the lumber
industry in Michigan, provides a wide menu of
programs and services to its members. The
association assists in the areas of human
resources, education and training, employee
benefits including health, property, and
workers’ compensation insurance, and technology.
MLBMA
also serves as an industry
watching for regulatory and legislative issues
impacting the industry or small business.
Additionally, numerous professional services
such as D.O.T. mandated Drug & Alcohol Testing
for drivers, long distance and related
communication programs and quality products are
available.
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 Mountain
States Lumber & Building Material Dealers
Association
The
Mountain States Lumber & Building Material
Dealers Association,
founded in 1891, is a trade association
representing the lumber and building material
dealers in the states of Arizona, Colorado, SE
Idaho, New Mexico, Utah and Wyoming. Its mission
is to actively serve the building material
dealers in the Mountain States Region by
providing forums for communication and
interaction, tools and services to assist in
meeting members’ goals and objectives.
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 National
Lumber and Building Material Dealers Association
NLBMDA
is a federated association with some 8,500
retail lumber and building material dealers
located in every state of the country.
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 Northeastern
Lumber Manufacturers Association
The
Northeastern Lumber Manufacturers Association (NeLMA)
is the rules writing agency for Eastern White
Pine and is voluntarily supported by producers
of Eastern White Pine, SPFs and other softwood
and hardwood lumber throughout New England, New
York and Pennsylvania. Members subscribe to
American Lumber Standard Committee (ALSC)
policies as shown in Voluntary Product Standard
20.
NeLMA
is on the ALSC Board of Directors and has
representation on the National Grading Rule
Committee for softwood dimension lumber.
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 Northeastern
Retail Lumber Association
The mission of the
Northeastern Retail Lumber Association
is to develop an organization run by the members
and for the members to foster cooperation,
affect business and personal development and
establish a forum for the resolution of
problems. Additionally, the organization
fulfills a leadership role by identifying
challenges, changes and opportunities that will
insure members’ business success and future. The
purpose of the
NRLA
is to:
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provide a unified strong voice for the
industry at all levels of government
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provide education and training for the
development of members’ businesses and
their individual employees
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provide information to assist every
member in the management of their firm
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to serve as a clearing house for solving
problems of mutual concern
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to assist members wherever possible in
reducing their cost of doing business
through group programs including
insurance benefit plans
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promote high standards of business
ethics among all industry participants
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promote the sale and expanded use of the
industry’s products
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promote a healthy, profitable business
environment
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provide the opportunity through
meetings, special education programs and
organizations for young members of the
industry to realize the fulfillment of
career opportunities in this industry
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 Northwestern
Lumber Association
The
Northwestern Lumber Association
exists to support all segments of its membership
in gaining and maintaining a profitable and
competitive position in the marketplace and to:
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develop and deliver programs, services and
related products that will assist members in
serving the public in a professional manner
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ensure that the interests of the members are
represented in the legislative and
regulative process at all levels of
government
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promote the lumber and building materials
industry and its products
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 Powr
Ladder
Powr Ladder...
An idea born out of necessity.
The first POWR LADDER was designed and patented over 40 years ago. Experience convinced the inventor there had to be an easier, more efficient, and safer way to get materials on a roof rather than hand carrying them up a ladder.
In 1950 Eldon Otto began to design and test the motorized conveyor called POWR LADDER. In 1963 Eldon Otto completed the project and received a patent. He later obtained the trademark for POWR LADDER.
Several years later the POWR LADDER HOIST was designed and has become a valuable addition for many customers.
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 Turnkey
Programming LLC
541 Long Shoals Road
Suite B
Arden, NC 28704
Phone: 866.420.8227
Fax: 866.420.8228
www.turnkeyprogramming.com
Turnkey Programming was founded
on the collaboration of knowledge in the
software and building material supply
industries. From this, the On-Demand Delivery
System™ (ODDS) was born. This software service
allows companies to schedule, manage, and
maintain their shipments without the high cost
of hardware. Being web based, their service
solution also sends email and or text message
notifications to both the company’s salespeople
and, as an option, to their customers at any
status change of the shipment.
ODDS™ is a complete operations solution for all
companies looking to gain control over the
expenses in the operations side of their
business. Coupled with Network Car’s GPS
technology, no other operations software
solution provides information in a more timely
and effective manner.
Along with ODDS™, Turnkey Programming
provides webinar facilitation, allowing
companies and associations the ability to
communicate and transmit crucial and critical
information in a much more cost effective
manner. No more travel expense to learn from
industry experts. Use Turnkey
Programming to produce an effective
webinar and avoid all the hastles of doing the
presentation live. Turnkey Programming
also provides website development and hosting
services. We can develop any thing from a simple
one page site to as extensive a site as desired
by the client.
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 Wood
Products Manufacturers Association
Wood Products Manufacturers Association
membership offers a wide range of benefits that
saves its members time and money, improves their
business skills and keep them at the forefront
of the industry.
WPMA
represents its members’ interests by providing a
strong, unified voice regarding regulatory and
environmental issues, such as those raised by
OSHA and EPA.
WPMA
is one of the largest trade associations
servicing the needs of the primary and secondary
wood products industries.
In addition, the Association is the best
information resource, keeping you up to date on
factors that are shaping the industry: new
material and technology, insurance and other
business costs, legal advice, lease
opportunities and more.
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