California Association of Sheet Metal and Air Conditioning Contractors, National Association (CAL SMACNA) is a non-profit statewide trade association representing over 300 sheet metal and air conditioning contractors who employ more than 25,000 union employees and administrative personnel throughout the state of California.
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SMACNA Financial Boot Camp
Rosemont, IL 60018 United States
CAL SMACNA offers tuition benefits through our Member Education Program, view the full benefit policy HERE. CAL SMACNA is pleased to provide you with this information. If you should have […]
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Please visit: https://www.smacna.org/learn/events/calendar/planning-your-exit-interview to view the schedule and more information. CAL SMACNA offers tuition benefits through our Member Education Program, view the full benefit policy HERE. CAL SMACNA is pleased […]
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California Foundation for Commerce & Education Releases UI Study
The California Foundation for Commerce & Education (CFCE) released a study by Michael Bernick and Douglas J. Holmes entitled Improving the Safety Net: Reforming an Unemployment Insurance Program to Serve the Jobless and Preserve Job Creation. CLICK...
Poor air filtration in schools is driving absences and tanking productivity, but the fix is simple
By SOPHIE ROSENBLUM - MICHAEL BAILEYAs summer break releases students from schools across the country, we have an opportunity to fit classrooms with a simple and cost-effective solution to reduce skyrocketing absenteeism and address tanking American...
Los Angeles Times — California bill calls for violence prevention plan, security; opponents say it hurts small businesses
BY ANDREW J. CAMPASo much blood was strewn across the Santa Clara Valley light rail work yard in San Jose that state Sen. Dave Cortese placed booties over his work shoes to inspect the scene.Concerns churned in Cortese’s mind hours after the May 26, 2021,...
SMACNA News Feed
- Cast Your Votes: Who Would You Like to See in the PAC Night Dunk Tank?on September 20, 2023 at 6:04 pm
Vote for your top three “dunkees” by Oct. 6th then join us at the PAC Event on Oct. 16th in Phoenix for your turn to pitch!
- SMACNA's Regulatory Comments, Industry Views Cited in Recent Article on Davis-Bacon Reformson September 20, 2023 at 6:04 pm
Stan Kolbe details the impact that incorporating prevailing wage and registered apprenticeship rules into the Treasury Department's tax section of the Inflation Reduction Act, during a recent interview with Tax Notes.
- Building a Strong Labor Relationshipon September 8, 2023 at 2:10 pm
Summers are always busy for SMACNA members and national staff. We visit multiple chapters to conduct education programs, attend board meetings and participate in great local functions.
- Grow Client Loyalty With Education Amid Record Heaton September 8, 2023 at 2:10 pm
Excessive heat and higher-than-normal temperatures have been intensifying for much of the United States.
SMACNA Launches WeAreWhatWeBreathe.com: A Comprehensive Indoor Air Quality Resource Hub
WeAreWhatWeBreathe.com was purposely designed as a consumer forward resource to inform and raise public awareness about indoor air pollution in modern buildings and how indoor air quality (IAQ) improvements can help improve occupant’s health. CAL SMACNA members are encouraged to use this marketing tool to amplify their School Ventilation and commercial IAQ work.
CalSHAPE Program
CAL SMACNA is excited about the opportunities afforded to our industry by this developing market in ventilation verification, service and repair. All mechanical, service, and TAB contractors already possess the knowledge base and skillsets to do this work.
How to Get Trained and Certified for MATT and FLS!
Find out how to get trained and certified as a MATT Level 1 Technician, MATT Level 2 Technician, Smoke Control Systems (SCS) Technician, and Fire and Smoke Damper Technician.
Legislative or Regulatory Questions?
Contact Cal-SMACNA’s Executive Vice President, Chris Walker
(916) 363-7460
1400 K Street
Suite 212
Sacramento, CA 95814
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