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2017-2018

LOCALS of the Tippecanoe Building and Construction Trades Council

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TIPPECANOE BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION TRADES COUNCIL

Steve Snyder, President

David Brettnacher, Vice President Steve Knowles, Secretary/Treasurer

P.O. Box 85 Lafayette, IN 47902

Phone (765) 477-7092

Fax (765) 477-6587

www.unionsbuilditbetter.com

BOILERMAKERS #374 12

Dan Sulivan, Bus Mgr/Sec/ Treas dsulivan@local374.org www.local374.org

Zone 1

Asst Bus Mgrs: Jason Struzik, Bill Wasko, Brad Sievers 6333 Kennedy Avenue

Hammond, IN 46323

Phone (219) 845-1000

Fax (219) 845-1065

Zone 2

Asst Bus Mgr: Dave Willis dwillis@local374.org 799 W. Johnson Drive Terre Haute, IN 47802 Phone (812) 917-4102

Fax (812) 917-4084

Zone 3

Assistant Business Managers: Tim Brumfield, Doug Ewell 4777 E CR 2100 N

Dale, IN 47523

Phone (812) 937-9720

Fax (812) 937-9722

BRICKLAYERS #4 13

Ted Champ, President

Steve Knowles, Sec/Treas, Field Rep steveknowles@baclocal4.org

2535 S. 30th St., Ste. 7

Lafayette, IN 47909

Phone (765) 474-4460

Fax (765) 474-4460 *2

Main office (800) 322-2830 www.baclocal4.org

CARPENTERS #215 14

David Brettnacher, President Business Reprentative

2535 S. 30th St., Suite 10

Lafayette, IN 47909

Phone (765) 477-1215

Fax (765) 471-9215

www.ikorcc.com

ELECTRICAL WORKERS #668 16

Larry Spencer, Business Manager Jeremie Pearson, Organizer/ Assistant Business Agent

2535 South 30th Street, Suite 1

Lafayette, IN 47909

Phone (765) 474-1021

Fax (765) 474-1484

www.realjourneyman.com

ELEVATOR CONSTRUCTORS #34 18

Joe Albertson, Business Rep jpa196@aol.com

Phone (303) 933-2501

Dan Baumann, Organizer Phone (312) 735-0047

2206 E. Werges Avenue Indianapolis, IN 46237

Phone (317) 536-8173

Fax (317) 217-1961

www.iuec34.org

HEAT & FROST

INSULATORS #18 20

Jason Smith, Business Manager Kim Patrick, President

Paul Kramer, Vice President

Jerry Stewart, Financial Secretary Samuel Kramer, Organizer

1220 East Epler Avenue Indianapolis, IN 46227

Phone (317) 786-3216

Fax (317) 786-3353

www.weinsulate.org insulators.local18@yahoo.com

IRONWORKERS #22 22

Rod Lucas, Organizer/Area Rep rod.lucas@ironworkers22.com 126 S. Earl Avenue

Lafayette, IN 47904

Phone (765) 742-0317

Fax (765) 742-2501

Ralph Copley, Jr., Business Manager Mark Widener, Business Agent

Rick Crum, Financial Sec/Treas Tim Klepper, President

Indianapolis Phone (317) 243-8222 Jon Brain, Business Agent

Terre Haute Phone (812) 232-5421 www.ironworkers22.net

LABORERS #274 23

Jim Terry, Sec Treas & Bus Mgr Kevin Mitchell, Pres & Field Rep Ricky Williams, Rec Sec & Field Rep 1734 Main Street

Lafayette, IN 47904

Phone (765) 742-4876

Fax (765) 423-4709

www.liuna.org

MILLWRIGHTS #1076 24

John Rockhill, Business Rep Ron Necco, Business Rep

771 Greenwood Springs Drive Greenwood, IN 46143

Phone (317) 807-5715

Fax (317) 807-5716

www.ikorcc.com

OPERATING ENGINEERS #103 26

John Ballard, Pres/Bus Mgr

District #1

6814 East 21st Street Indianapolis, IN 46217

Phone (317) 353-1308

Fax (317) 353-1736

District #2

2080 Lincoln Way Court Fort Wayne, IN 46819 Phone (260) 747-2190

Fax (260) 747-4806

District #3

107 North Buckeye St. Kokomo, IN 46901

Phone (765) 459-4189

Fax (765) 452-6975

Cory Lodge–Business Rep Joe Hayden–Business Rep.

Kylie Ferrell–Admin Asst./Dispatch

PAINTERS #80/GLAZIERS #1165

IUPAT DC 91 28

Robbie Tovar, Bus Dev/Organizer 2535 South 30th St., Ste. 11

Lafayette, IN 47909

Phone (765) 404-4414

rtovar@iupatdc91.org

Kelly Short, Bus Rep/Organizer Phone (317) 270-7991

Fax (317) 522-4907

www.iupatdc91.com

PLASTERERS &

CEMENT MASONS #692 29

Dave Newman, Business Agent dnewman@plcmlocal692.org 2535 S. 30th Street, Suite 9

Lafayette, IN 47909

Phone (765) 429-7172

www.plcmlocal692.org

PLUMBERS &

STEAMFITTERS #157 30

Stephen Snyder, Field Rep ssnyder@ualocal157.org 2555 South 30th Street Lafayette, IN 47909

Phone (765) 477-7092

Fax (765) 477-6587

ROAD SPRINKLER

FITTERS #669 32

Matt J. Ley, Business Agent, Dist 29

PO Box 80190 Fort Wayne, IN 46898 Phone (260) 338-0071

Fax (260) 338-0072

mleylu669@gmail.com

Andrew L. Meyers, Organizer, Dist 29 PO Box 7080 Fishers, IN 46038

Phone (317) 678-6327

Fax (317) 678-6374

andymeyers669@gmail.com www.sprinklerfitters669.org

ROOFERS #119 34

Michael Stiens, International Rep 2702 S. Foltz St

Indianapolis, IN 46241

Phone (317) 484-8990

Fax (317) 484-8993

www.unionroofers.com

SHEET METAL WORKERS #20 36

Chad E. Reding, Business Rep 2535 S. 30th Street, Suite 14

Lafayette, IN 47909

Phone (800) 523-8345 Fax (317) 549-6018

www.smw20.com

TEAMSTERS #135 38

John Oswalt, Business Rep 2529 Schuyler Ave., Ste. 300

Lafayette, IN 47905

Phone (765) 423-1039

Fax (765) 423-5616

www.local135.com


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FRONT COVER: Carpenter Kyle Rottler talks to Samir Tovar, Baylor Bornino, and Lillian Ma about the renovations going on at their school, Glen Acres Elementary. Photo by Robbie Tovar.

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UNIONS Build Indiana


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Tippecanoe Building and Construction Trades Council representatives (front row from left): Stephen Snyder, (Plumbers & Steam Fitters #157), President; David Brettnacher (Carpenters #215), Vice President; Steve Knowles (Bricklayers #4), Secretary/Treasurer; Robbie Tovar (Painters #80), Sargent-at-Arms.

Back row: Rod Lucas (Ironworkers #22); Chad Reding, (Sheet Metal Workers #20), Trustee; Matt Ley (Sprinkler Fitter #669); Sam Kramer (Heat and Frost Insulators #18), Trustee; Kevin Mitchell (Laborers #274); Joe Hayden (Operating Engineers #103), Trustee; David Newman (Plasterers & Cement Masons

#692); Larry Spencer (IBEW #668); Jeremie Pearson (IBEW #668).


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The Tippecanoe Building and Construction Trades Council covers a nine-county region which includes Tippecanoe, Benton, Carroll, Cass, Clinton, Fountain, Warren, Montgomery and White counties. Our mission is to highlight the over 2,500 skilled craftsmen who live and work in this region and are members of the 17 trades associations that make up the Council.

These members have collectively spent tens of thousands of hours on the job and in the classroom, learning their craft through their respective apprenticeship programs.

These also are the same members that make up the fabric of the local community by volunteering for Habitat for Humanity, coaching Little League, raising funds for the United Way, or helping the local food pantry, to name a few.

In this publication you will find contact information for all the 17 trades including apprenticeship training and business opportunities. Please accept this 35th annual Tippecanoe Building Trades Council magazine for your reference and use.

As always we are here to make your next construction project a success by suppling you with quality, competent, drug-free, skilled, local craftsmen and craftswomen. You, as the owner, have the right to demand of your General Contractors to use skilled Union labor.

By doing this you will send a strong message to the local elected officials, economic investors, and business leaders that you are willing and able to make the investment, not only in business, but also in the community. Many of the local businesses and municipalities in the nine-county region use a strong skilled Union workforce to achieve success.

We look forward to hearing from you. Good luck with your next project!

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Steve Snyder, President, Tippecanoe Building and Construction Trades Council

PURDUE UNIVERSITY


Tippecanoe Building Trades members continue to build and improve the Purdue University campus in West Lafayette. Current projects include:


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The Wilmeth Active Learning Center is the University’s No. 1 capital project since 2012. The $79 million, 164,000-square-foot building houses 27 classrooms, interspersed with library study and collaborative spaces.


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Wilmeth Active Learning Center is in the middle of campus where the brick smokestack once stood. Artifacts from the 1924 Power and Heating Plant are

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displayed throughout the building, along with larger-than-life enlargements of historic photos showing early mechanical engineering scenes. The strong, sleek, industrial look of the building interior echoes the mechanical past of the site.


A replica of the painting “Washington Crossing the Delaware” by Emanuel Leutze adorns the east wall of the grand Reading Room. The room also has a view of the Purdue Bell Tower.

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PURDUE FOOTBALL COMPLEX


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Purdue’s new Football Performance Complex is a three-level structure, adjoining the north end of Mollenkopf Athletic Center. When complete, it will include a locker room, weight room, coaching offices, meeting rooms, player development room, equipment area and a space for sports medicine.


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Artist renderings of locker room and weight training facility in the new Football Complex.


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Purdue Football Performance Complex Level 1 Floor Plan


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PURDUE UNIVERSITY


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Purdue’s new Animal Sciences complex (top of page and above) includes three parts: Creighton Hall, the Purina Pavillion, and the Land O’Lakes Center for Experiential Learning. The three buildings comprise a

128,000-square-foot agricultural and life sciences facility at the northeast corner of Harrison and Russell streets on the West Lafayette campus.


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Bechtel Innovation Design Center is a new student project facility at the northeast corner of Third and Russell streets.


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Purdue’s new Flex Lab Facility is 107,000-square-feet faced with brick and glass at the corner of Nimitz Drive and Gates Road. It will be used for multidisciplinary research.

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INFRASTRUCTURE • MEDICAL



Work is progressing on the eastbound span of the U.S. 52 bridge across the Wabash River in West Lafayette.

The project involves replacing the existing structure with a new, approximately 938-foot long, eight-span bridge on the existing

alignment. The new superstructure will be a concrete bulb tee design.

The bridge will provide two 12- foot travel lanes, standard shoulders (6-foot left and 11-foot right), and

a multi-use trail on the bridge deck with accommodation for connections to a future multi-use trail on the south side of the road.

Tippecanoe Building Trades members are also at work on major repair, widening, and replacement of bridges, decks, and road surfaces on Interstate 65 through Tippecanoe County.

Eastbound span of the U.S. 52 bridge across the Wabash River in West Lafayette.


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Lafayette’s Brown Street Connector project will store and convey wet weather flows to the Pearl River Lift Station. The project includes 4,230 linear feet of 72-inch diameter gravity sewer, 390 linear feet of 84-inch gravity sewer, and 25 linear feet of 96-inch gravity sewer.

St. Elizabeth Hospital East is constructing a new three-story patient tower at their Creasy Lane location in Lafayette, which will include 106,000 square feet of space and 52 new patient beds.

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ROADS • STREETSCAPES


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Tippecanoe Building Trades members have built miles of new and improved roads, intersections, roundabouts, and bridges all around Lafayette, West Lafayette, and Tippecanoe County.

Three major urban projects have completely changed the face of Lafayette/West Lafayette. The work required Union-strong skill, experience, and endurance.



The STATE STREET REDEVELOPMENT project involves major work on the Riverfront area, Chauncey Village, the Purdue campus, and Stadium Avenue. Improvements include new roundabouts, redesigned travel lanes and two-way traffic, sidewalks, bike path, outdoor seating and gathering spaces, lighting, and stormwater/drainage.


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The DOWNTOWN LAFAYETTE STREETSCAPE

project spans from Fourth through 11th Streets and includes landscaping, lighting, curb extensions and midblock crosswalks, bench seating, and bicycle racks.

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The project won the Digby Award from the Greater Lafayette Chamber of Commerce.


RESTORE SAGAMORE, Lafayette’s

$30 million restoration project of U.S. 52/Sagamore Parkway, includes pavement, drainage, multi-use trail, sidewalks, roadway lighting, intersection improvements, traffic signal replacement, and access to businesses.


ADES COUNCIL • 2017-2018

8 TIPPECANOE BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION TR DES COUNCIL • 2017-2018

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EDUCATIONAL • INDUSTRIAL



The intersection of Sagamore Parkway and South Street

is being reconstructed to include dual left turn lanes for northbound and southbound Sagamore, dual left turn lanes for westbound South Street, and a separated right turn lane for eastbound South Street.


Road construction summer 2017.


New Burtsfield school at the corner of Lindberg and Salisbury streets.


The West Lafayette School Corporation has several projects underway with a combined price tag of nearly

$50 million.

A new elementary school is being built at the former Burtsfield site in West Lafayette. When it is finished,

Happy Hollow Elementary

students will be moved to the new school, and a new kindergarten will be built at Happy Hollow.

Cumberland Elementary will get four new classrooms and a cafeteria with a kitchen. The junior-senior high school is slated to get 12 new classrooms, a multipurpose aquatic center and an improved performing arts center. All schools will receive expansions to classrooms and cafeterias and upgrades to plumbing, heating and ventilation systems.



Tippecanoe Building Trades members help keep industry working and growing, including Caterpillar, Subaru, Tate & Lyle, Evonik, and Cargill.

APPRENTICE PROGRAMS

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APPRENTICE COORDINATORS



Plasterers and Cement Masons Local #692 apprentices learn about plaster detailing techniques.


APPRENTICE TRAINING is a strong advantage for UNIONS, assuring contractors and customers a

professional, reliable, safe, drug-free, and skilled workforce available and ready at all times.

Apprentices are paid for their work on jobsites while also attending classes to learn industry skills and safety techniques.

Wages for apprentices increase over the course of their training, which lasts from two to five years, depending on trade.

An apprentice who graduates to journeyman is recognized as a highly-skilled worker who can command the best wages and benefits.

BOILERMAKER #374

Contacts: Steve Hurm Phone (812) 937-9717

Nick Tokarz

Phone (219) 844-1765

www.local374.org

BRICKLAYERS #4

Contact: Steve Knowles Phone (765) 479-2734

CARPENTERS #215

Contact: Dale Newlin Phone (219) 947-3348

ELECTRICAL WORKERS #668

Contact: Carol Korty Phone (765) 449-4300

ELEVATOR CONSTRUCTORS #34

Contact: Joe Albertson Phone (317) 536-8173

HEAT & FROST INSULATORS #18

Contact: Todd Conn aw18jact@insulators.org

IRONWORKERS #22

Contact : Pascal Kateme Phone (317) 635-4766

LABORERS #274

Contact: Sean Coakley Phone (800) 742-4086

MILLWRIGHTS #1076

Contact: Dale Newlin Phone (219) 947-3348

OPERATING ENGINEERS #103

Randy Ratican – Admin. Robert Southard – Site Mgr. Phone (765) 378-0013

Fax (765) 378-4805

info@iuoe103training.org

PAINTERS #80

Finishing Trades Institute Contact: Robert Baugh Phone (219) 246-4226

GLAZIERS LOCAL #1165

Contact: Jeremy Cromer Phone (317) 374-5674

PLASTERERS & CEMENT MASONS #692

Contact: Dave Newman Phone (765) 429-7172

Pat Hansen, Coordinator Phone (317) 508-1609

PLUMBERS & STEAMFITTERS #157

Contact: Rich Cheever Phone (812) 877-1736

ROAD SPRINKLER FITTERS #669

Contact: Charles Ketner Phone (800) 638-0592, *811

ROOFERS & WATERPROOFERS #119

Phone (317) 484-8990

SHEET METAL WORKERS #20

Contact: Tim Myres Phone (800) 835-4531

TEAMSTERS #135

Contact: Tom Strong Phone (317) 639-3541


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Indiana Careers in Construction Association

317-981-7835

I feel like I made one of the best decisions of my life, though I am not done, it's just the beginning. I feel very confident and excited for the future.

Plumbers & Steamfitters Local #157 apprentices learn about copper piping.



Apprenticeship and Training Programs


Providing Degree Programs, Journeyman Upgrades, and Specialized Certification to the Building Trades and Industry


3101 S. Creasy Lane, Lafayette IN 47905 (765) 269-5870

One of my friends who was an operator told me to apply because he said that females tend to be better operators.

COMMUNITY SERVICE


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Labor’s Family Day Picnic, now in its 35th year, was enjoyed by all on a picture perfect day of sunshine and fellowship at Columbian Park, Lafayette.


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UNIONS Contribute to the Community


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Larry Spencer (IBEW 668), Dave Newman (Plasterers & Cement Masons 692), Robbie Tovar (Painters 80), and Steve Snyder (Plumbers & Steam Fitters 157) present United Way CEO Michael Budd (second from right) with a check for

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$10,000 that the Tippecanoe Building Trades Council raised at their annual golf outing fundraiser.

Carpenters Local 215 had 225 toolbox kits ready for kids to build at the annual Labor’s Family Day Picnic sponsored by the Northwest Indiana Area Labor Federation.


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Carpenters Don Brightwell (left) and Scott Bayes with Jerry Millard (on bench) of the Master Gardeners Association, along with many others, volunteered to build picnic tables and benches for the area Community Gardens.

BOILERMAKERS #374


Dan Sulivan, Business Manager/Secretary Treasurer

dsulivan@local374.org www.local374.org


A Boilermaker erects and maintains various types of pressure vessels.

These range from small boilers in schools and hospitals, to coal-fired boilers in power generation plants, to blast furnaces and basic oxygen furnaces in the steel industry, and the precipitators and scrubbers which clean the exhaust. Boilermakers also work on tanks and pressurized containment vessels in industrial plants.

Members of Local 374 work in industrial construction, repair, and maintenance, manufacturing, shipbuilding and marine repair, railroads, mining and quarrying, cement kilns, and related industries.

They are on the job in the mid-central Indiana/ Illinois area on the Merom Hoosier Energy Generating Station and Indianapolis Power & Light sites at Martinsville and Harding Street, Indianapolis.

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Boilermakers Local 374 is a statewide local with 1,200 members. Their hall is located in Hammond, IN with satellite offices in Dale and Terre Haute.


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BOILERMAKERS APPRENTICE PROGRAM

Contacts: Steve Hurm Phone (812) 937-9717

Nick Tokarz Phone (219) 844-1765 www.local374.org

Welding, burning, heavy and high rigging, and layout work are the most important skills a Boilermaker apprentice learns.

Members work primarily in plants that are considered heavy industry--steel mills, power generation plants

for utilities, chemical plants, refineries, and mills. These plants can pose dangerous working conditions, so safety training is constantly taught and reviewed by the Union, the contractor, and the owner. This alliance has proved very successful in minimizing lost time accidents.

Boilermakers #374 started their apprenticeship program in 1968 and it has grown to over 250 apprentices currently enrolled in the four-year program. Apprentices must complete a minimum of 640 hours of in-class and shop training and 6,000 jobsite hours.

All Boilermakers of Local 374 are part of the MOST (Mobilization, Optimization, Stabilization and Training) Program. This program gives contractors access to members’ welding and training certifications 24 hours a day. In this program 100% of Boilermakers dispatched

to jobsites have been drug tested annually and have 30- hour OSHA training.

The Boilermakers are dedicated to providing expertise to companies and owners. Training centers are located in Dale and Hammond, IN. The training staff including Nick Tokarz in Hammond and Pete Merkel and Steve Hurm in Dale, provide decades of experience to apprentices.

Apprentice applications are accepted monthly on designated dates and times which are posted at www. local374.org.

Boilermakers on the job at Eagle Valley Power Plant in Martinsville, IN.



Dan Sulivan Business Manager/ Secretary Treasurer

dsulivan@local374.org


www.local374.org

Zone 1

Assistant Business Managers:

Jason Struzik, Bill Wasko, Brad Sievers

6333 Kennedy Avenue Phone (219) 845-1000

Hammond, IN 46323 Fax (219) 845-1065


Zone 2

Assistant Business Manager: Dave Willis

dwillis@local374.org

799 W. Johnson Drive Phone (812) 917-4102

Terre Haute, IN 47802 Fax (812) 917-4084


Zone 3

Assistant Business Managers:

Tim Brumfield, Doug Ewell

4777 E CR 2100 N Phone (812) 937-9720

Dale, IN 47523 Fax (812) 937-9722

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BRICKLAYERS #4


Ted Champ, President

Steve Knowles, Secretary/Treasurer, Field Rep

steveknowles@baclocal4.org


2535 S. 30th St., Ste. 7 Phone (765) 474-4460

Lafayette, IN 47909 Fax (765) 474-4460 *2

Main office 800-322-2830 www.baclocal4.org

Bricklayers are trained and skilled at a multitude of construction trades including bricklaying, pointing, caulking, refractory, erecting and setting pre-cast panels, ceramic tile, marble, stone, and terrazzo.

Local #4 members have been on the job this year at Purdue’s Active Learning Center, Flex Lab, Football Performance Center, and at various restoration projects around the West Lafayette campus. They are also working at Westminster Village, St. Elizabeth Hospital East, and Old National Bank.


Decorative brickwork adorns the Wilmeth Active Learning Center, Purdue University, West Lafayette campus.


Bricklayers membership benefits include competitive wages, medical insurance, pension and savings plans. The national association is the International Union of Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers.

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BRICKLAYERS APPRENTICE PROGRAM

Contact: Steve Knowles Phone (765) 479-2734

A four-year apprentice program includes 576 hours in the classroom and 5,424 on-the-job training hours. Apprentices master building layout, construction math, pattern bonds, masonry wall styles, arch construction, flashing, waterproofing, pointing and cleaning, blueprint reading and grout and flashing.

Advanced classes are offered in welding, first aid/ CPR, OSHA certification, construction management, and steward training. Another two Ivy Tech classes are required to earn a technical degree and a

third for an associate degree, both paid for by the program.

Established in 1994, there are now 4,000 members of Local 4 with 140 in Lafayette. Indiana counties served by the Lafayette Chapter include Benton, Carroll, Clinton, Fountain, Tippecanoe, Warren, and White counties.




INTERNATIONAL UNION OF

BRICKLAYERS & ALLIED CRAFTSWORKERS

LOCAL 4 OF INDIANA AND KENTUCKY


STEVE KNOWLES

Secretary/Treasurer, Field Representative


Main Office Chapter Office

8455 Moller Road 2535 S. 30th St., Ste. 7 Office: 765-474-4460

Indianapolis, IN 46268 Lafayette, IN 47909 Cell: 765-479-2734

Phone: 800-322-2830 Fax: 765-474-4460

Fax: 765-683-9225 steveknowles@baclocal4.org


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General Contractor/Construction Manager 740 Sagamore Parkway South

Lafayette, IN 47905

Phone: (765) 447-2181

Fax: (765) 447-7122


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CARPENTERS #215

David Brettnacher, President Business Representative

2535 S. 30th St., Suite 10 Phone (765) 477-1215

Lafayette, IN 47909 Fax (765) 471-9215 www.ikorcc.com

Carpenters work on a wide variety of jobs including concrete forms, piling, framing (wood or metal), drywall, doors, door hardware, layout, heavy highway, wastewater treatment plants, bridges, scaffolding, and infection control.

Local 215 members are on the job this year at the new Happy Hollow Elementary School, Glen Acres Elementary, Tecumseh Middle School, and Lafayette Jefferson High School. At Purdue University work includes the Active Learning Center, Football Performance Complex, Creighton Hall, and the Flex Lab Facility.

Commercial and infrastructure work includes St. Elizabeth Hospital East and Central locations, I-65 bridges, various county bridges, the Monticello Wastewater Treatment Plant and Norway Dam. Industrial work includes

Subaru, Tate & Lyle, Evonik, and Cargill.

The 350 local members of the Indiana/Kentucky/Ohio Regional Council of Carpenters and Millwrights are skilled on principle and Union by choice.

The national association is the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America. Membership benefits include fair wages and benefits, health insurance, pension and annuity plans.

The $3.5 million maintenance and repair project on the dome and upper portion of the Tippecanoe County

Courthouse in Lafayette required significant scaffolding work. It is 56 feet from ground to gutter, 74 feet to the deck of the cupola, and approximately 750 linear feet around the perimeter. The upper dome scaffolding had 19 deck levels, was 125’ tall, with about 4,800 parts.


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CARPENTERS APPRENTICE PROGRAM

Contact: Dale Newlin Phone (219) 947-3348

Apprentice carpenters train in a four-year program that leads to journeyman classification. A total of 5,200 hours are required through on-the-job training and 640 hours are spent in the classroom at the Lampkin Apprentice Training Center on the Ivy Tech Lafayette campus.

This work, combined with technical writing, human relations, and labor history classes at Ivy Tech, will earn an apprentice an Associate’s Degree in Applied Science.

Apprentice applications are taken all year, with testing three times per year.

Journeyman upgrade training is ongoing all year and is designed to be industry-responsive and meet contractor needs.

Carpenters are also reaching out to high schools through Career Connections, a four-year program which prepares students to move directly into apprenticeship after graduation. Lafayette Jefferson and McCutcheon high schools are participating locally.


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CARPENTERS LOCAL 215



LABOR CONQUERS ALL THINGS

David Brettnacher, President Business Representative

2535 South 30th Street, Suite 10

Lafayette, IN 47909

Phone (765) 477-1215 Fax (765) 471-9215

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3450 Concord Road | Lafayette, IN 47909 PH: 765.772.3991 | www.jrkellyco.com

INDIANA STATE BUILDING & CONSTRUCTION

TRADES COUNCIL

Mark McCleskey (OPCMIA), President

Joe Albertson (IUEC), Secretary-Treasurer

Scott Parks (SMWIA) David Fagan (IUOE)

Ted Champ (Bricklayers) David Frye (LIUNA) Kenny Hayes (IUPAT)

Ralph Copley (Ironworkers)

Joe Pozzi (Roofers)

Jason Smith (Insulators) Mike Stavitzke (UBC) Darrek J. Davis (UA) Jerod Warnock (UBT) Steve Menser (IBEW)

Dan Sulivan (Boilermakers)

Pete Rimsans, Executive Director

150 West Market Street, Suite 805

Indianapolis, IN 46204

Phone: 317-636-0806 www.inbctc.org

VALUE ON DISPLAY. EVERY DAY.

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TRAINING

QUALITY

PRODUCTIVITY

HARMONY



Formed in 1976, Top Notch promotes and advocates the value and cost-effectiveness of its members who make up Indiana’s highly

trained and skilled union construction industry.



Representing more than 75,000 tradesmen and 4,000 contractors, Top Notch serves as the leadership forum and resource for positive

industry change.



Top Notch is proud to host Top Notch of Greater Lafayette advisory council locally. Top Notch of Greater Lafayette represents more

than 2,500 tradesmen and 175 contractors.

For more information, please visit www.topnotch.org


THE INDIANA UNION CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY

SKILLED ON PRINCIPLE

UNION BY CHOICE


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ELECTRICAL WORKERS #668


Larry Spencer, Business Manager

Jeremie Pearson, Organizer/Assistant Business Agent

2535 South 30th Street, Suite 1 Phone (765) 474-1021

Lafayette, IN 47909 Fax (765) 474-1484 www.realjourneyman.com

Electrical Workers Local 668 members handle electrical construction and installation for business, industry, education, signage, and telecommunications work.

This year they are on the job at several sites on the Purdue campus including the Football Performance Complex, Flex Lab facility, Creighton Hall and miscellaneous laboratory renovations.

Industrial work includes Cargill, Caterpillar, Evonik, Subaru Indiana Automotive, and both Tate & Lyle plants. Commercial work includes Westminster Village, Glen Acres Elementary School renovation, West Lafayette schools, and Lafayette Jefferson High School.

The 528 members of Local 668 serve Benton, Carroll, Cass, Fulton, Tippecanoe, and White counties. Benefits include overtime pay, family medical plans, optical and dental care, prescription plan, pensions, retirement plans, and death benefits. The national association is the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers.


IBEW #668 started decorating downtown Lafayette around 1958. Members also donate their time and talents to Habitat for Humanity, YWCA (putting up the pink lights across the walking bridge), hanging banners downtown throughout

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the year, and volunteering time at the Salvation Army, Lafayette

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ELECTRICAL WORKERS APPRENTICE PROGRAM

Contact: Carol Korty Phone (765) 449-4300

The Electrician’s apprentice program includes 1,000 classroom hours over five years and 9,500 on-the-job hours and an Ivy Tech associate degree. The IBEW also provides ongoing journeyman upgrade programs.

Each year the Local accepts 10 to 20 apprentices. Applications are taken year round. Apprentices are trained at the Lampkin Training Center on the Ivy Tech Lafayette campus.

Transitional Housing, and Therapion Equine Center. IBEW #668 also supports United Way, Salvation Army, YWCA, the Union Food Pantry, and the Boy Scouts of America.



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LARRY SPENCER

Business Manager


2535 South 30th St., Suite 1

Lafayette, IN 47909

Phone (765) 474-1021

Fax (765) 474-1484


www.realjourneyman.com

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Over 30 Years Experience


Randy Thompson

Project Manager Home Phone: (765) 564-3920

1706 North 9th Street Lafayette, IN 47904-1031 PH/FX: 765-429-6701

http://www.thompsonelectriclafayette.com


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CENTRAL INDIANA GLASS & GLAZING, INC.

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GLAZING CONTRACTORS


707 Farabee Court Phone: (765) 449-8858

Lafayette, IN 47905 Fax: (765) 449-8952


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2627 N Emerson Avenue 679 North 36th Street

Indianapolis, IN 46218 Lafayette, IN 47905

Phone: (317) 610-2627 Phone: (765) 588-6719

Fax: (317) 610-2638 Fax: (765) 357-8910

NECA/IBEW CONTRACTORS

QUALITY CONNECTION


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2535 South 30th Street Lafayette, IN 47909 765-474-1021

Powering Greater Lafayette since Alpha Omega Service LLC

1910, Quality Connection has been B&D Electric

transformed into a dynamic new Bernfield Electric

alliance by business and industry. Electric Plus Inc.

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P.O. Box 430 0LVKDZDND, IN 46545

Rolling Prairie, IN 46371 Phone (574) 968-0589

Phone (219) 778-4302 Fax (574) 968-0590

Fax (219) 778-2981



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Joe Albertson, Business Representative

jpa196@aol.com Phone (303) 933-2501

Dan Baumann, Organizer

Phone (312) 735-0047

2206 E. Werges Avenue Indianapolis, IN 46237

Phone (317) 536-8173 Fax (317) 217-1961

www.iuec34.org

Elevator Constructors install, maintain and repair electric, hydraulic, steam, belt, dumbwaiters, residence elevators, freight

elevators, shuttles, automatic people movers,

monorails, airport shuttles, vertical conveyers, escalators, moving stairways and belt carriers. Elevator Constructors are also involved in electrical, mechanical and hoisting work.


Elevator Constructors were on the job on new construction and for modifications at multiple sites on Purdue campus this year.

Elevator shafts rise at the Creighton Hall complex, at the northeast corner of Harrison and South Russell streets on the Purdue West Lafayette campus.


Members participate in local United Way campaigns, among other community service efforts. The 165 members of Elevator Constructors 34 serve 57 Indiana counties.



ELEVATOR CONSTRUCTORS APPRENTICE PROGRAM

Contact: Joe Albertson Phone (317) 536-8173

Local #34 accepts 10-20 applicants each year for its four-year program that includes 144 hours of classroom and 1,700 hours of on-the-job training annually.

Apprentices receive training in safety, material handling, rigging, hoisting, blueprints, electronics, circuit tracing, hydraulics, and construction wiring.

They also learn elevator and escalator terminology, assembly, installation, operation, customer relations, solid state theory and application, microprocessor-based controls, and solid-state motor controls.

Upgrade and refresher courses are also offered to journeymen. Elevator mechanics are licensed by the state of Indiana, with at least eight hours of training required every two years to renew licenses.

Membership benefits include overtime pay, paid holidays, three weeks paid vacation for the first five years of employment, and four weeks paid vacation after five years, health and hospitalization plans and pension/retirement plans, including annuities and 401(k).

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INDIANA STATE AFL-CIO


Brett Voorhies, President Shawn Christ, Secretary/Treasurer


2917 Roosevelt Avenue

Indianapolis, IN 46218

Phone (317) 632-9147

The national association is the International Union of Elevator Constructors.


ELEVATOR CONSTRUCTORS LOCAL #34

2206 Werges Ave.

Indianapolis, IN 46237


Joe Albertson

Business Representative


Work: (317) 536-8173 Cell: (317) 432-2324

Fax: (317) 271-1961 Email: JPA196@aol.com


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680 UNION STREET

HOBART, IN 46342


Phone: (800) 543-5785

Fax: (219) 942-3447


www.mcmfcu.com


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We are service leaders constantly innovating for you.


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700 Tower Drive, Suite 300

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Phone 800-700-6756

Fax 248-813-9898

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For more information concerning how HealthSCOPE Benefits can put our team to work for you, please contact HealthSCOPE Benefits at:

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COLUMBUS • EL PASO • INDIANAPOLIS • LITTLE ROCK • LOS ANGELES • NASHVILLE • ST. LOUIS

HEAT & FROST INSULATORS #18


Jason Smith, Business Manager Kim Patrick, President

Paul Kramer, Vice President

Jerry Stewart, Financial Secretary Samuel Kramer, Organizer

1220 East Epler Ave. Phone (317) 786-3216

Indianapolis, IN 46227 Fax (317) 786-3353

www.weinsulate.org insulators.local18@yahoo.com

Heat and Frost Insulators are on mechanical, insulation, and fire stopping jobs for industrial, commercial, residential, and government users.

The work involves energy-efficient fire safety and pollutant-free environments which are vital to where we live and work.

Members of Heat and Frost Insulators Local 18 have been on the job this year at Purdue University Honors College and Active Learning Center, at Subaru Indiana Automotive, and at Evonik Laboratory on maintenance and winterization.

The 284 members of the Heat and Frost Insulators #18 serve 32 counties in central Indiana, and five counties in central Illinois from Danville to Champaign.


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International Association of Heat and Frost Insulators and Allied Workers, Local 18

Jason Smith, Business Manager

Kim Patrick, President

Paul Kramer, Vice President

Jerry Stewart, Financial Secretary

Samuel Kramer, Organizer

Todd Conn, JATC Coordinator, aw18jatc@insulators.org


1220 East Epler Avenue Indianapolis, Indiana 46227


Telephone: 317-786-3216

Fax: 317-786-3353


Email: insulators.local18@yahoo.com


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Heat and Frost Insulators are on the job at the Purdue University Active Learning Center.


Membership benefits include competitive benefits and wages, equal opportunity, overtime pay, union representation and security. The national association is the International Association of Heat and Frost Insulators and Allied Workers.


HEAT & FROST INSULATORS APPRENTICE PROGRAM

Contact: Todd Conn aw18jact@insulators.org


Apprentices complete a four-year training program covering metal layout, blueprint reading, mathematics, safe handling of potentially hazardous materials, OSHA safety, first aid, and CPR.

They spend 144 hours in the classroom, and meet for eight hours every Saturday from January through May. Apprentices also receive 1,800 hours of on-the- job training.

Special training and upgrade classes are offered including asbestos awareness, abatement and safety procedures, environmental management practices and monitoring, confined tank entry, fall protection, fire stopping, and other changes in the construction industry.

The insulators use a salamander in their logo because of its unique ability to live in fire.

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INSULATION CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION



MECHANICAL INSULATION

Mechanical insulation is the one thing that goes into a building and starts paying for itself as soon as the system is activated – immediately saving energy and reducing greenhouse emissions.


FIRE STOPPING

Fire stopping is part of effective compartmentation: “boxes” built within a building or other structure to keep fire from spreading from the room of origin to other parts of the building or other structure.


ASBESTOS & LEAD MITIGATION

The safe and thorough removal and proper disposal of any type of asbestos abatement and lead abatement can include acoustic ceilings, furnace insulations, HVAC ducts, piping, sprayed-on fire proofing, and sound insulation, floor and ceiling tiles.


SOUND ATTENUATION

Proper installation of these noise reducing systems is essential for maximum performance of the mechanical system as well as the acoustical function.


SPECIALTY FABRICATION

Unique, custom insulation-fabricating solutions for the cutting, die-cutting, slitting or sawing required for any project’s specifications, including varying degrees in temperature application, fire or noise-control insulation.

Insulators are highly trained and skilled at a multitude of construction trades including mechanical insulation, fire stopping, asbestos and lead mitigation or abatement, sound attenuation, and specialty fabrications required in custom mechanical insulation installations. Union insulators and contractors utilize best practices for green installation and are most qualified for LEED certified projects.


ADVANCED ENERGY PROTECTION

Contact: Jim Petrides

320 Commerce Parkway West Drive Greenwood, IN 46143

Phone (317) 889-1771

Fax (317) 889-1701

Jpetrides@IrexCorp.com


CHAMPAIGN A & K

Contact: Dave McCoy

P. O. Box 3396 Champaign, IL 61826 Phone (217) 352-1215 Fax (217) 352-1262 akinsulco@aol.com


FARGO INSULATION

Contact: Mike Howard 2120 E. Clay Street Indianapolis, IN 46205

Phone (317) 546-4881

Fax (317) 546-4885

mike.howard@fargoinsulation.com

GRIBBINS INSULATION

Contact: Mark Gribbins 821 W. Johnson Dr.

Terre Haute, IN 47802 Phone (812) 422-3340

Fax (812) 424-6844

mgribbins@gribbins.com


PERFORMANCE CONTRACTING

Contact: Carl Schultz 9810 Mayflower Park Dr. Carmel, IN 46032

Phone (317) 872-7505

Fax (317) 872-4754

carl.schultz@pcg.com


SPRINKMANN INSULATION

Contact: Casey Haynes

1010-28 S. W. Washington St. Peoria, IL 61602

Phone (309) 303-8591

Phone (800) 322-4756

Fax (309) 674-5725

casey@sprinkman.com



The Insulation Contractors Association of Indiana serves the Mechanical Insulation Industry in Indiana and Illinois.

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IRONWORKERS #22

Rod Lucas, Lafayette Organizer/Area Rep

rod.lucas@ironworkers22.com

126 S. Earl Avenue Phone (765) 742-0317

Lafayette, IN 47904 Fax (765) 742-2501

Ralph Copley, Jr., Business Manager Mark Widener, Business Agent

Rick Crum, Financial Secretary/Treasurer Tim Klepper, President

Indianapolis Phone (317) 243-8222

Jon Brain, Business Agent

Terre Haute Phone (812) 232-5421

www.ironworkers22.net

Ironworkers work with structural iron, precast concrete, reinforcing, bridges, windmills, heavy rigging (machinery moving), and pre-engineered building siding. Safety and training are top priorities.

Ironworkers are on the job at large industrial projects around mid-Indiana, including Subaru, and Tate & Lyle. Purdue jobs include the Football Performance Complex, Bechtel, and Creighton Hall. Other educational work includes the new West Lafayette elementary school. Road and infrastructure work includes the Interstate 65 corridor and the U.S. 52 bridge over the Wabash River.

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Community service includes hosting the International Ironworkers Apprentice Competition and donating to multiple charities. The Local also supplies space for the Union Food Pantry in Lafayette.

Ironworkers are raising the structure at the HUB. At 11 stories, this luxury-style apartment complex will be the second tallest building in West Lafayette. The 289-unit complex, located off South Pierce

Street, will offer floor plans ranging from studio apartments to 3-story townhomes. Amenities include a heated, glass-edge pool.


IRONWORKERS APPRENTICE PROGRAM

Contact : Pascal Kateme Phone (317) 635-4766

In the four-year program, apprentices spend 4,000 hours in the classroom and 1,000 hours in supervised on-the-job training each year. Studies include blueprint reading, structural steel properties and handling, power rigging, rebar work, chain link fencing, welding, ornamental and sheeting work, pre-cast concrete and post tensioning, and safety.

Applications are accepted year round. Journeymen also continue their education with upgrade classes in hazardous material handling, confined space training, OSHA safety procedures, advanced welding, and CPR.

Ironworkers Local #22 members serve 17 Indiana counties. Benefits include overtime pay, healthcare plan, pension and annuity. The national association is the International Association of Bridge, Structural, Ornamental and Reinforcing Iron Workers.


The mission of IMPACT (Ironworker Management Progressive Action Cooperative Trust) is to expand job opportunities for members through innovative and progressive labor management cooperative programs.

IMPACT Construction College works to produce training programs and materials designed to meet key industry needs and upgrade skills for both ironworkers and contractors. http://www.impact-net.org/


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LAFAYETTE ORGANIZER / AREA REPRESENTATIVE LOCAL UNION NO. 22

International Association of Bridge, 126 South Earl Avenue Structural, Oramental, and Lafayette IN 47904

Reinforcing Iron Workers Phone (765) 742-0317

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Indianapolis (317) 243-8222

Terre Haute (812) 232-5421


ESTABLISHED 1965


5292 W. 100 North Phone: 317-835-2254

Boggstown, IN 46110 www.beatyinc.com


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LABORERS #274


Jim Terry, Secretary Treasurer & Business Manager Kevin Mitchell, President & Field Representative

Ricky Williams, Recording Secretary & Field Representative

1734 Main Street Phone (765) 742-4876

Lafayette, IN 47904 Fax (765) 423-4709 www.liuna.org

Laborers contribute significantly to building infrastructure

and facilities all around the north central Indiana area.


Heavy and highway work this year includes:


Local 274 volunteers for Lafayette Transitional Housing, NALC Food Drive, Shop with the Mayor, Lafayette Summer Baseball program, and the Graduate Union Counselors Food Pantry.

The 900 members of Local 274 serve Benton, Boone, Carroll, Cass, Clinton, Fulton, Howard, Miami, Montgomery, Pulaski, Tippecanoe, Tipton, and White counties.


Paving crew resurfaces a Tippecanoe County road.


LABORERS APPRENTICE PROGRAM

Contact: Sean Coakley Phone (800) 742-4086

The Laborers apprenticeship program requires 4,000 hours of hands-on training and 440 classroom hours in global positioning systems, hazardous waste removal, lead and asbestos abatement, blueprint reading, transit and level instrumentation, concrete finishing, water and sewer forced main construction and repair, and demolition technology.

Apprentices also learn scaffold erection and dismantling, highway concrete technology, mason tending, asphalt placement, acetylene and arc welding, and large pipe laying. Safety and first aid are also taught.


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Jim Terry, Secretary Treasurer & Business Manager

Kevin Mitchell, President & Field Representative

Ricky Williams, Recording Secretary & Field Representative

LABORERS LOCAL 274

LAFAYETTE INDIANA

MILESTONE

INNOVATION UNDER CONSTRUCTION PAVING BRIDGES EXCAVATING

Laborers demolish the old Swisher Road bridge over Interstate 65.



1734 Main Street

Lafayette, IN 47904

Phone (765) 742-4876

Fax (765) 423-4709

Laborers’ International Union of North America

INDIANAPOLIS

P.O. Box 421459 Indianapolis, IN 46242 Phone (317) 788-1040 Fax (317) 788-1098

LAFAYETTE

3301 South CR 460 East

Lafayette, IN 47905

Phone (800) 377-7727

Fax (765) 772-7541

MILLWRIGHTS #1076


John Rockhill, Business Representative Ron Necco, Business Representative

771 Greenwood Springs Drive Phone (317) 807-5715

Greenwood, IN 46143 Fax (317) 807-5716 www.ikorcc.com

Millwrights scope of work includes heavy rigging, wind turbine installations, steam and gas turbine maintenance, precision leveling and alignment, lay-out, pump and compressor installation and rebuilds, conveyor installation and maintenance, fabrication and welding, and automated equipment installation and maintenance.

Millwrights are on the job locally at Cargill, Tate & Lyle, Evonik, and Subaru Indiana Automotive in Lafayette.

Members also contribute many hours doing community service projects for the elderly and handicapped.


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1076 Millwrights prep a wind turbine blade for installation on the Meadowlake Windfarm Project in White County.

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They donate hours and goods to food banks throughout the state and participate in many community events. (http://supportlocalcarpenters.com/ index.php/give-back.)

Membership benefits include overtime pay, health and drug plan, pension/ retirement plans, scholarship program, and credit union membership.


MILLWRIGHTS APPRENTICE PROGRAM

Contact: Dale Newlin Phone (219) 947-3348

About 15 to 20 Millwright apprentices graduate each year from the four-year apprenticeship program.

They study machinery installation and alignment, gas, steam and wind turbine installation and service, cutting and welding, transit and level, indicator and rigging certifications.

Dozens more classes are offered through the journeyman upgrade classes. Training also includes a two-year degree from Ivy Tech Community College. Currently, 117 apprentices are enrolled in the program.

Both local and international upgrade programs keep Millwrights the most productive and efficient in the business.


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MILLWRIGHT LOCAL 1076


INDIANA/KENTUCKY

771 Greenwood Springs Dr.

Greenwood, IN 46143


Phone 317-807-5715

Fax 317-807-5716


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Carl Schultz General Manager

Steve Goudreau Senior Estimator

Brian Osborn Senior Estimator


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Carl.Schultz@pcg.com


SHAMBAUGH & SON, L.P.

Ed Grace Division Contractors x Engineers

x MECHANICAL x ELECTRICAL

x PROCESS x REFRIGERATION

x CONTROLS x FIRE PROTECTION

2600 Duncan Road

Lafayette, Indiana 47904


765-742-7311

www.shambaugh.com


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PARTNER WITH THE

LEADING SELF-PERFORMING GENERAL CONTRACTOR

IN THE REGION.


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underground utilities

intake/outfall facilities

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Tina Wolff, PE, CEM | tgw@kokosing.biz |260.444.8363 Indianapolis | Fort Wayne

www.kokosingindustrial.com

OPERATING ENGINEERS #103

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Joe Hayden, Business Representative Phone (765) 459-4189 Operating Engineers work in a variety of job classifications in highway and

building construction, mining, tollways, tunnels, slag, landscaping, power plants, refineries, railroads, quarries, plants that produce rock, sand and gravel, logging and utility work such as gas, water, and sewer excavation.

Local 103 takes a strong, positive approach to addressing the issues and concerns which affect labor and management relations and economic development in the state of Indiana. We offer employment and training opportunities to all regardless of race, sex, creed, color, religion, or national origin.


OPERATING ENGINEERS APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM

Randy Ratican – Admin. Robert Southard – Site Mgr. Phone (765) 378-0013 4277 E. CR 67

Fax (765) 378-4805 Anderson, IN. 46017

info@iuoe103training.org

Applications to the 6,000-hour apprentice program are accepted daily. A state-of-the-art, federally approved training facility offers classes to apprentices and journeymen in residential, commercial, and industrial work.

Members can obtain OSHA, MSHA, hazmat, pipeline, carry deck, forklift, and crane certifications as well as CPR, first aid, laser, and GPS training at the facility in Anderson.

Established in 1902, the membership currently stands at approximately 3,500 strong and covers 33 counties in the state of Indiana. Benefits include employment opportunities, overtime pay, health and welfare benefits and a pension plan.


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IUOE Local #103 represents heavy equipment operators in the field as well as in stationary operations. Their projects include the State Street renovation (photo above), The Hub, Bechtel Innovation Center, Purdue Football Stadium, Creighton Hall, Meadow Lake Windfarm, Interstate 65, Sagamore Parkway, and SIA, along with a brand new school at the old Happy Hollow School location.



INTERNATIONAL UNION OF OPERATING ENGINEERS LOCAL 103

John Ballard, President/Business Manager

DISTRICT #1

6814 E. 21st Street Phone: 317-353-1308

Indianapolis, IN. 46217 Fax: 317-353-1736 Brain Bramer – Vice President/Business Rep. Mike Hibbs – Financial Secretary/Business Rep.

Roger Hardwick – Rec Corr Secretary/Business Rep.

Wade Sparks – Business Rep.

Rebecca Jones – Admin Asst./Dispatcher

DISTRICT #2

2080 Lincoln Way Court Phone: 260-747-2190

Fort Wayne, IN. 46819 Fax: 260-747-4806

Bob Doutt – Business Rep.

Jim Harrison – Treasurer/Business Rep.

Josh Smart – Admin Asst./Dispatcher

DISTRICT #3

107 North Buckeye St. Phone: 765-459-4189

Kokomo, IN. 46901 Fax: 765-452-6975

Cory Lodge – Business Rep

Joe Hayden – Business Rep.

Kylie Ferrell – Admin Asst./Dispatcher

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CONSTRUCTION TRADES COUNCIL


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TELEPHONE: (312) 419-0001

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PAINTERS #80 / GLAZIERS #1165 / DISTRICT COUNCIL 91


Robbie Tovar, Business Development/Organizer 2535 South 30th St., Ste. 11 Phone (765) 404-4414 Lafayette, IN 47909 rtovar@iupatdc91.org

Kelly Short, Business Representative/Organizer

Phone (317) 270-7991 Fax (317) 522-4907

www.iupatdc91.com

Painters and Allied Trades Local 80 members can be found at industrial, commercial, and educational sites across north-central Indiana.

Current jobs on the Purdue West Lafayette campus include the Honors College and Active Learning Center.

Industrial work includes Caterpillar and Subaru Indiana Automotive. Commercial work includes Westminster Village.

Members contribute their volunteer time to Habitat for Humanity. Local 80 has 90 members serving Benton, Carroll, Cass, Clinton, Fountain, Montgomery, Tippecanoe, and Warren counties.

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Membership benefits include competitive pay, health insurance, dental and vision benefits and retirement plan. The national association is the International Union of Painters and Allied Trades, AFL-CIO, CLC.


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PAINTERS AND GLAZIERS APPRENTICE PROGRAMS


PAINTERS 80/DISTRICT COUNCIL 91

Finishing Trades Institute


Contact: Robert Baugh Phone (219) 246-4226

A four-year apprenticeship program with 160 classroom and 6,000 on-the-job training hours prepares members for their profession.

Apprentices spend a full week each quarter in the classroom at the statewide district council training centers.

The Painters accept 5 to 10 apprentices yearly. The Local also hosts training for all members covering safety, lead abatement and lift certification. OSHA 10, OSHA 30, first aid and CPR courses are also available.


GLAZIERS LOCAL #1165

Contact: Jeremy Cromer Phone (317) 374-5674

Glazier apprentices train in a four-year program with nine months classroom and on-the-job yearly. Applications are taken year round.

Painters and Glaziers on the job at the Flex Lab, Purdue University, West Lafayette.



DISTRICT COUNCIL 91

www.iupatdc91.com


SHAWN SOLNER


D.C. 91 Business Manager/


Secretary-Treasurer


Phone (219) 246-4221


Fax (317) 522-4907


ERIC TASA


L.U. 1165 Business Representative


Phone (219) 246-4221


Fax (317) 522-4907


JEREMY CROMER


L.U. 1165 Business Development


Phone (317) 374-5674


KELLY SHORT

ROBBIE TOVAR

L.U. 80 Business Representative/

L.U. 80 Business Development/

Organizer

Organizer

Phone (317) 270-7991

Phone (765) 404-4414

Fax (317) 522-4907


PLASTERERS & CEMENT MASONS #692


Dave Newman, Business Agent dnewman@plcmlocal692.org 2535 S. 30th Street, Suite 9

Phone (765) 429-7172

Lafayette, IN 47909 www.plcmlocal692.org

Plasterers apply plaster to interior walls and ceilings to form fire-resistant and soundproof surfaces. They also apply fireproofing materials to steel structures and install prefabricated exterior insulation systems over existing walls.

Cement Masons place, finish, and repair concrete in commercial, industrial, heavy highway and bridges, and also concrete work on residential jobs.

Local 692 crews are currently on jobs at Purdue at the Flex Lab, Animal

Sciences, Football Facility, and Creighton Hall. Commercial work includes jobs

at St. Elizabeth Hospital East, Ivy Tech Medical Facility, and Tate & Lyle plants.

Public education work includes Benton Central High School, Glen Acres Elementary, Tecumseh Middle School, and Jefferson High School, as well as schools in the surrounding areas.

Infrastructure work includes bridges on U.S. Highway 52, Interstate 65, State Road 26, and several projects at Grissom Air Force Base.

Members give back by helping Habitat for Humanity by pouring slabs, floors, sidewalks, driveways, and garages.

Local 692 has approximately 1,000 members in the state of Indiana, in which Area 121 serves 11 counties. Membership benefits include competitive wages and benefits, overtime pay, healthcare plan, and pension and savings plans. Local 692 is part of a national

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association known as the the Operative

Plasterers and Cement Masons International Association.



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PLASTERERS & CEMENT MASONS APPRENTICE PROGRAM

Contact: Dave Newman Pat Hansen, Coordinator Phone (765) 429-7172 Phone (317) 508-1609

A comprehensive three-year apprenticeship program with 472 classroom hours and 5,600 on-the-job training hours prepares members for their profession.

The curriculum includes introduction to the industry and trade history, identification and proper use of tools, material composition and mixes, repair and restoration, scaffolding and OSHA safety courses, blueprint reading, first aid, and CPR.

Plasterers and Cement Masons pour a floor at the Flex Lab Facility at Purdue University.

PLUMBERS & STEAMFITTERS #157


Business Manager Mark W. Swaner marks@ualocal157.org

Financial Secretary/Treasurer Paul “P.A.” Atterson paul@ualocal157.org

Business Agent

Wilbur E. “Webb” Crouch III wcrouch@ualocal157.org

8801 E Milner Avenue Terre Haute, IN 47803 (812) 877-1531

(812) 877-4450, fax

Field Representative Stephen Snyder ssnyder@ualocal157.org 2555 South 30th Street Lafayette, IN 47909

(765) 477-7092

(765) 477-6587, fax


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Sub-Office: 2100 Oakwood Avenue

Danville, IL 61832

(217) 446-3300

(217) 446-1484, fax

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Plumbers & Steamfitters fabricate, assemble, install, maintain and repair piping systems that transport all types of fluids, slurries, and gas in the residential, commercial, and industrial sectors.


Local 157 Plumbers and Steamfitters employed by signatory contractors are on the job at Purdue sites including the new Animal Life Science building, Brown Chemistry, Hampton Hall, Memorial Union and Matthews Hall, just to name a few. The Wade Utility plant along with the Satellite Chiller plant regularly employ dozens of Local 157 members who insure heat, air-conditioning, and electrical power to the entire campus.


These areas coupled with regular renovations and additions to the roughly 7 miles of underground utility steam and chilled piping located throughout the campus underground tunnel network keep our members busy throughout the year.


Our institutional work includes many new and renovation projects throughout our Northern jurisdiction in virtually every public/private school corporation. One of the most notable at this time is the $22 million new middle school for West Lafayette

School Corporation, along with several renovations and additions for Lafayette School Corporation.


Some of our heavy industrial customers include General Electric, Wabash National, Tate & Lyle North and South plants, Subaru Industrial Automotive,

Arconic, Evonik Deggusa, Archer Daniels Midland, Frito- Lay and several wastewater municipal treatment plants both public and private.


Our HVAC and refrigeration service sector continues to grow as more and more customers call upon our skilled trade mechanics to help design, install, repair, or

replace antiqued systems both in the light commercial sector and the heavy industrial sector.

Our members and contractors have replaced or repaired office air conditioning comfort systems that require one service tech all the way to using multiple service techs orchestrating a helicopter crane for large scale replacement of several roof top air handling units.


Local 157 was established in 1896 and has 1,780 members in 16 counties including (in Indiana) Benton, Carroll, Clay, Clinton, Fountain, Greene, Montgomery, Parke, Sullivan, Tippecanoe, Vermillion, Vigo, Warren, White and parts of Knox and Putnam, and (in Illinois) Crawford, Vermilion, Douglas, Clark, Edgar and Richland.


Journeyman training and certifications available include OSHA 10, OSHA 30, welding, industrial rigging, AutoCAD, CFC certification, plumbing code, back-flow testing and prevention, medical gas, instrumentation and valve repair.


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Members benefit from a health and welfare plan, national and local pension plans, local savings plan, 401(k) retirement plan, and an eye and dental insurance plan.

PLUMBERS & STEAMFITTERS #157


Training Coordinator:

Rich Cheever

(812) 877-1736

rcheever@ualocal157.org


APPRENTICE PROGRAM

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The five-year apprenticeship program includes 246 classroom hours and 1,700 on the job hours annually.


Skills learned include welding, plumbing, rigging, fabrication, blueprint reading, drafting, brazing, soldering, technical writing, speech communication, labor history, advanced mathematics, instrumentation, medical gas, and back-flow prevention.


About 35-50 apprentices are accepted each year; applications are taken from May 1 through January 31 at

www.indianacareerconnect.com


The Plumbers & Steamfitters Local 157 Training Department currently operates an 18-week accelerated welding program with direct entry into the apprenticeship program.

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Earn While You Learn

Once you are accepted and enrolled in our program, you will be dispatched through our hiring hall to employ you into the field. Union contractors signatory with our hall turn in requests for manpower as workers are needed

to complete their work. This is how on-the-job training takes place. Apprentices are actually employed with contractors. The apprentice pay rate is as

follows:

1st Year - 50% of Journeyman rate 2nd Year - 55% of Journeyman rate 3rd Year - 60% of Journeyman rate 4th Year - 70% of Journeyman rate 5th Year - 80% of Journeyman rate


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A Career

Apprentices in Plumbers & Steamfitters Local Union 157 are members dispatched through our hiring hall. This continues to take place after the training program is complete. Our members are employed throughout our jurisdiction as needed by our signatory contractors.

Members enjoy such benefits as health insurance coupled with both a pension plan and a supplemental defined contribution retirement plan.


Technical Degree

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While completing apprenticeship, an apprentice not only receives Building Trades Journeyman (BTJ) status, but also earns an Associate's Degree as we are affiliated with Ivy Tech Community College. All at very little cost to the apprentice. Books, dues and inititiation fees are all that we require.

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ROAD SPRINKLER FITTERS #669


Matt J. Ley, Business Agent, District 29

PO Box 80190 Phone (260) 338-0071

Fort Wayne, IN 46898 Fax (260) 338-0072

mleylu669@gmail.com


Andrew L. Meyers, Organizer, District 29

PO Box 7080 Phone (317) 678-6327

Fishers, IN 46038 Fax (317) 678-6374

andymeyers669@gmail.com www.sprinklerfitters669.org

Members of Road Sprinkler Fitters Local 669 install

automatic fire protection systems in all types of construction, including industrial, institutional, commercial, and residential. This includes underground supply piping, which is connected to an integrated overhead piping system for suppression of fires.

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Sprinkler Fitters are required to lay out, install, and maintain a wide variety of fire protection systems such as wet systems, dry systems (which are used in cold storage or attics where temperatures are below 42 degrees). Sprinkler Fitters also install and maintain specialty fire protection systems such as pre-action, deluge, foam, FM 200, CO2, and dry chemical systems.


FIRE SPRINKLERS SAVE LIVES


BRIAN W. DUNN

Business Manager


Sprinkler Fitters install all these different types of fire protection systems in new or existing construction, including factories and manufacturing facilities, sports arenas, office buildings, libraries, warehouses, nursing homes and hospitals, schools and universities, and research and development facilities. The Sprinkler Fitters are very proud to say that our trade saves lives and property.

Road Sprinkler Fitters Local Union 669 is a nationwide local union. This gives the members of Local 669 the flexibility to work in almost any part of the United States they would like to seek employment.

The 318 members in District 29 serve 28 northern Indiana counties and 11 counties in southwest Michigan.


ROBERT J. COOPER, JR.

Secretary-Treasurer


THOMAS D. JARNIGAN

Vice President

BRIAN E. FISHER

ROAD SPRINKLER FITTERS APPRENTICE PROGRAM

Contact: Charles Ketner Phone (800) 638-0592, *811

Career preparation begins with a five-year apprenticeship program that includes correspondence courses through Washtenaw Community College, classroom sessions, and on-the-job training.

Safety is first and foremost and apprentices are trained in the care and proper use of tools and equipment. These will range from pipe wrenches and pipe threading machines to welding equipment and man lifts.

Members upgrade each year at special training seminars on new fire protection technology, applications and OSHA safety requirements.

Applications are taken through contractors.

President-Organizer


ROBERT D. JOHNSON

Assistant Business Manager


MATT J. LEY

Business Agent

Road Sprinkler Fitters Local Union 669 7050 Oakland Mills Road • Suite 200 Columbia, Maryland 21046

(410) 381-4300


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Lafayette, Indiana 47903

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Attorneys at Law

Proudly Supporting AFL-CIO and Union Workers in Indiana


Mesothelioma

Asbestos Related Diseases Defective Medical Devices & Drugs Workplace Injury

Severe Personal Injury

Toll Free: 1-888-2700

151 N. Delaware St., Ste. 1700

Indianapolis, IN 46204 www.georgeandfarinas.com



NORTHERN INDIANA AREA LABOR FEDERATION AFL-CIO

AFL NIALFCIO

DAN MURCHEK

President

6111 HARRISON STREET, SUITE 360

MERRILLVILLE, IN 46410

OFFICE (219) 617-6868 • FAX (219) 980-0386

E-Mail: Admin@NWIFed.org Website: www.NWIFed.org

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ROOFERS #119

Michael Stiens, International Representative

2702 South Foltz Street Phone (317) 484-8990

Indianapolis, IN 46241 Fax (317) 484-8993

www.unionroofers.com

Roofers are on the job on various buildings on the Purdue University West Lafayette campus, as well as industrial sites including Subaru Indiana Automotive.



ROOFERS & WATERPROOFERS APPRENTICE PROGRAM

Phone (317) 484-8990

Roofer apprentices complete a three-year apprenticeship program, which includes 144 hours of classroom annually and emphasizes tools, application techniques, safety, quality and application of roofing systems.

Programs begin each September and May.

Members are drug-screened and must attend and pass the 10-hour OSHA training to receive certification.

Local #119 regularly helps Habitat for Humanity and participates in high school apprenticeship trade shows.


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The 581 members serve 30 counties in central and southern Indiana. Membership benefits include superior wage and benefit packages, good working conditions, overtime, health and hospitalization plans, and retirement plans. The national association is the United Union of Roofers, Waterproofers and Allied Workers.

Roofing at Creighton Hall and Animal Sciences, Purdue West Lafayette.


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ROOFERS

DEDICATED TO PROFESSIONALISM, QUALITY, SAFETY


Michael Stiens International Representative


2702 South Foltz Street Indianapolis, IN 46241

Phone 317-484-8990

Fax 317-484-8993

Gori Julian

& Associates P.C.

ATTORNEYS AT LAW

JIM McINTOSH, J.D.

LABOR COORDINATOR

156 N. Main Street P. 618.659-9833

Edwardsville, Illinois 62025 C. 618-660-5232

jmcintosh@gorijulianlaw.com F. 618-659-9834

www.gorijulianlaw.com Toll free 877.456.5419



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President – Jamie Fife

Vice-President – Chet Fincher

Secretary/Treasurer

Eric Clawson

Trustees

Shane Harris, Chuck Griffin, Sam Kramer

Sargent-at-Arms – Dave Newman

107 N B!cke#e S ree $ Kokomo, IN 46901 Phone: (765) 459-4189 $ Fa": (765) 452-6975


Serving Howard, Tipton, Miami, Grant and Wabash Counties

THE MITCHELL AGENCY, INC.

(Independent Insurance Agency)

2800 Ferry Street, Lafayette IN 47904

765.742.1135 (voice) 765.742.4077 (fax)


www.mitchellagy.com

CONTACT US FOR YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS

Jack R. Bogan, Jr. William A. (Bill) Bogan

Jackson Bogan William J. (Bill) Bogan Barry Bruce J.T. Emerson Vince Shissler

GRADUATE UNION COUNSELORS ASSOCIATION LAFAYETTE, INDIANA

UNION FOOD PANTRY

HELPING UNION MEMBERS IN NEED EDUCATION ASSISTANCE SERVICE Call 219-863-3110


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FULL SERVICE ADMINISTRATION


Stewart C. Miller & Co. Inc. is a licensed Third-Party Administrator of Health and Pension benefits with Certified Employee Benefit Specialists on staff. We specialize in the administration of Medical, Dental, Vision, Life, and Disability coverage for single employer and multi-employer groups and self-funded qualified trust fund plans for health or pension benefits. We also offer Section 125 Flexible Spending administration. Our services are client- specific and flexible, allowing us to meet the changing needs of each client.


3440 Kossuth Street

PO Box 5769

Lafayette, IN 47903-5769

Voice: 765.447.8803 Ext. 224 Stewart C. Miller

Toll Free: 800-552-6550

Fax: 765.449.4338 C.E.B.S.

Email: stew@scmiller.com CEO

For all of your printing needs.

brochures posters

business cards letterheads

765-742-4085

envelopes and more . . .

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Offices in Muncie & Indianapolis | www.whitinger.com

www.haywoodprinting.com


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Proud to support Tippecanoe Building and Construction Trades


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337 Columbia St - P.O. Box 348 - Lafayette, IN 47902

SCOTT WALKER

President and CEO

swalker@greaterlafayettecommerce.com 765-742-4044 (O)

989-600-9598 (C)

765-742-6276 (F)

www.greaterlafayettecommerce.com

SHEET METAL, AIR, RAIL AND TRANSPORTATION WORKERS #20

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Chad E. Reding, Business Representative

2535 S. 30th Street, Suite 14 Phone (800) 523-8345

Lafayette, IN 47909 Fax (317) 549-6018 www.smw20.com


Sheet Metal Workers bend, cut, shape and attach metal to make products and structures. They work on roofs, gutters, siding, and HVAC (heating, ventilation, and cooling) duct systems.

Currently in Lafayette, Sheet Metal Workers are working at St. Elizabeth Hospital, Bob Rohrman Subaru, Old National Bank, and St. Boniface Church. Purdue University has projects such as Flex Lab, Creighton Hall, and Discovery Center. Several schools

in surrounding towns with ongoing work are Benton Central and Frankfort high schools.

SHEET METAL APPRENTICE PROGRAM

Contact: Tim Myres Phone (800) 835-4531

A five-year apprenticeship program requires 204 hours of classroom training and more than 1,860 hours of hands-on experience each year. Instructors teach blueprint reading, layout, design, computer-aided drafting, welding, air testing and balancing, heating, ventilation and air conditioning service technology, energy management and safety.

Journeyman upgrade classes are also offered.

Local 20 also participates in the Indiana Union Construction Substance Abuse Trust.

Industrial sites where sheet metal work is going on include Evonik, Caterpillar, and multiple contractors at SIA.

Members show community involvement by volunteering for Dollars Against Diabetes and the annual Christmas Parade.

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Indianapolis

Joshua I. Rogers

CONDUCTOR

WARDEN

Indianapolis

Kevin L. Pruitt

ORGANIZERS

Timothy D. Choate Jeffrey R. Myres

Thomas A. Mattingly Gary

Terre Haute

Josh W. Steele

Brian D. Clawson Lafayette

Alexander J. Lamb Fort Wayne Michael A. Robertson Indianapolis

Indianapolis/Lafayette

South Bend Fort Wayne Gary

Gary Indianapolis/Lafayette Terre Haute Indianapolis/Lafayette Evansville

Evansville

Jason K. Benson

Brad Chamness Darryl E. Esterline Jeffrey A. Hamilton Kreg R. Homoky Chad E. Reding Shaun L. Reinoehl Trent L. Todd

Eric L. Wagemann

John M. Wright

Timmy W. Nicholson Production - Statewide

Charles P. Williams Indianapolis

Stephen J. Gogel Evansville

Darrell Hickman Fort Wayne Scott W. Koning Lafayette Bradley R. Little Terre Haute


Kevin J. Needham South Bend

The Local has 1,826 Indianapolis/Lafayette members and retirees, and there are 4,271 members statewide. Membership benefits include pensions and annuities, incentive plans and health and welfare insurance programs that continue through retirement. Local 20 members also operate a credit union and contribute to a national scholarship program. An independent trust fund helps stabilize earnings and employment.

Sheet Metal work is ongoing at Benton Central High School.


From the Officers and Members of

THE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SHEET METAL AIR, RAIL AND TRANSPORTATION WORKERS'

LOCAL UNION NO. 20

2828 E. 45th Street Indianapolis, IN 46205


J. Scott Parks

Todd M. Duncan Robert E. Klein

OFFICERS

Business Manager and Financial Secretary/Treasurer President

Vice-President/Recording Secretary


EXECUTIVE BOARD

REPRESENTATIVES

TRUSTEES


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1 in 3 people in Greater Lafayette is impacted by United Way

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To learn more visit uwlafayette.org


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Teamsters Local Union No. 135

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Proudly Supports

The Tippecanoe Building and Construction Trades Council


Danny L. Barton, President

Jeffrey W. Combs, Secretary-Treasurer Michael W. Hubrecht, Vice President Alan D. Bevins, Recording Secretary

Trustees

Mike Morris, Sarah Revard and Kenny Jones

Construction Business Representatives Shawn Strain sstrain@local135.com Mike Berry mberry@local135.com

Telephone: (812) 232-9431


Teamsters Local 135 represents members in many types of industries and is one of the strongest Locals within the International Teamsters Union with approximately 13,000 members.


The strength of Local 135 allows us to be successful in obtaining better contracts and achieving first time contracts with fair wages, seniority, health insurance and pension.

1233 Shelby Street

Telephone: (317) 639-3541

Indianapolis, Indiana 46203 www.local135.com


4617 W. Richland Plaza Drive Bloomington, Indiana 47404


410 Hope Avenue

Columbus, Indiana 47201


2529 Schuyler Avenue, Suite 300

Lafayette, Indiana 47905


849 S. Meridian Street Indianapolis, IN 46225


4337 S. Ohio Street

Michigan City, Indiana 46360


4400 E. Centennial Avenue Muncie, Indiana 47303


125 S. 8th Street

Terre Haute, Indiana 47807


Teamsters Local 135 hosts a safety and training department that offers extensive training and

defensive driving and unique aspects of professional driving. There is also training in hazardous materials transportation and security, construction safety, hazardous communication and globally harmonized system, powered industrial truck (forklift) training, lockout/tagout, confined space, fire extinguisher uses and operation, commercial driver's license standards, personal protective

equipment, excavations and trenching, bloodborne pathogens standards, first aid and CPR.

Tom Strong, Director Telephone: (317) 639-3541

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ADVERTISER INDEX

A to Z Sheet Metal 37

American Income Life 35

Beaty Const Inc 22

BeneSys Inc 19

Berkowitz & Associates 27

Boilermakers 374 12

Bouma Betten 33

Bricklayers 4 13

Built to Succeed 10

Carpenters 215 14

Central IN Glass & Glazing Inc 17

D.A. Dodd 17

Elevator Constructors 34 18

TIPPECANOE BUILDING & CONSTRUCTION TRADES COUNCIL


P.O. Box 85 Phone (765) 477-7092

Lafayette, IN 47902 Fax (765) 477-6587


www.unionsbuilditbetter.com

Steve Snyder, President

Chad Reding, Trustee

David Brettnacher, Vice President

Joe Hayden, Trustee

Steve Knowles, Secretary/Treasurer

Sam Kramer, Trustee


Robbie Tovar, Sargent-at-Arms

This yearbook is a wholly-owned publication of the Tippecanoe Building and Construction Trades Council of Lafayette, Indiana, an umbrella organization with delegates from 17 area Building and Construction Trades Unions. Proceeds from the advertising sales for this book help fund ongoing educational, counseling, and public service programs in the community.


Editorial and Design

Lynn Holland (765) 583-2703


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Printed November 2017

George & Farinas, LLP 33

Gori Julian & Associates, P.C. 34

Graduate Union Counselors 35

Greater Lafayette Commerce 35

Haywood Printing 35

HealthScope 19

Heat/Frost Insulators 18 20

Insulator Association 21

IBEW 481 16

IBEW 668 16

ICU Mechanical Co 37

Indiana State AFL-CIO 18

Indiana State Building Trades 15

Ironworkers 22 22

ISU Underwood Agency 37

Ivy Tech State College 10

J R Kelly Co., Inc 15

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Kettelhut 13

Sheila Klinker-State Rep. #27 39

Kokosing Construction 25

Laborers #274 23

Lafayette Mayor and City Clerk 40

Midwest C&M Federal CU 19

Midwest Paving LLC 33

Milestone Contractors 23

Millwrights #1076 24

Mitchell Agency 35

North Central Building Trades 34

North Mechanical Contracting 17

Northwestern Indiana BC Trades 25

Northern IN Area Labor Fed 33

Old National Bank 39

Operating Engineers 103 26

Painters 80/Glaziers 1165. 28

Performance Contracting 25

Plasterers & Cement Masons 692 ...29

Plumbers & Steamfitters 157 30

Quality Connection/NECA 17

Road Sprinkler Fitters 669 32

Roofers & Waterproofers 119. 34

Shambaugh & Son, Inc 25

Sheet Metal Workers 20 36

Stewart C. Miller & Co., Inc 35

Teamsters 135 38

Thompson Electric LLC 16

Top Notch 15

United Way. 37

Whitinger & Company 35


Old National proudly supports the Tippecanoe Building Trades Council and its Unions Members!



As much as we are a financial institution, Old National is a group of parents, volunteers, artists, athletes, neighbors and friends. By making investments of our time, talent and treasure, we work with you to strengthen the fabric of our community.


Lafayette 22 N 4th St 765-637-4370

oldnational.com Member FDIC

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Mayor Tony Roswarski Clerk Cindy Murray


The City of Lafayette supports and appreciates our members of the Tippecanoe Building and Construction Trades Council