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SAF announced the promotion of a longtime employee as well as the addition of four new team members to the sales and project management teams. The year 2021 marked historic sales growth for SAF, and the industry-leading metals fabricator also celebrated the opening of a new manufacturing facility in September.
The 60,000-square-foot facility will specialize in metal fabrication and distribution, including the manufacturing of panel systems and extrusions, sheet distribution, and custom metal fabrication.
S-5! announced its Texas manufacturing plant has earned the Metal Building Manufacturers Association Safety Award for exceptional performance in maintaining workplace safety and for zero recordable incidents.
Official start of commercial operations signifies first post-pandemic increase of stone wool insulation manufacturing capacity in the North American market.
Reporting to Dean Seger, vice president of integrated supply chain, Heredia's focus will be to lead the implementation of lean manufacturing initiatives for Tubelite's six locations.
Building envelope industry rainscreen leader Knight Wall Systems announced it has expanded its fabrication plant in eastern Washington to effectively double its capacity, according to company president Doug Knight.
Gage Brothers Concrete Products stepped up its production and was instrumental in completing a project to allow increased manufacturing of the vital N95 masks used by medical personnel and first responders fighting COVID-19.
