The mission of the PIC is to be the leading representative for the plumbing industry. We accomplish this by providing unquestionable leadership in labor relations, education, political and regulatory action and industry promotion. Established in 1967, the Plumbing Industry Council addresses member issues of concern including labor relations, business practices legislation, code and regulatory issues, industry standards, requirements and regulations affecting the plumbing industry, job site safety.
In addition, the Plumbing Industry Council promotes the use of licensed, union plumbing contractors who are engaged in all facets of plumbing including residential and commercial service and repair, new residential construction, light commercial and commercial construction, sewer repair/replacement sewer tracing camera, onsite/septic installation and repair, water main/site utilities.
Ray has led the Plumbing Industry Council since the summer of 1995. He possesses years of experience in all facets of association management, including governance, fiscal management, marketing and public relations, government relations, human resources, labor relations, education and training, and communications.
In addition, the Plumbing Industry Council promotes the use of licensed, union plumbing contractors who are engaged in all facets of plumbing including residential and commercial service and repair, new residential construction, light commercial and commercial construction, sewer repair/replacement sewer tracing camera, onsite/septic installation and repair, water main/site utilities.
Ray has led the Plumbing Industry Council since the summer of 1995. He possesses years of experience in all facets of association management, including governance, fiscal management, marketing and public relations, government relations, human resources, labor relations, education and training, and communications.
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2 PEU's, St. Louis County and City of St. Louis The focus here is to get the manager to recognize that his/her construction subcontract is a powerful tool that the manager must use to negotiate and execute the construction plan.
Too many subcontractors assume that they have no leverage, no bargaining power, and no voice.
2 PEUs, St. Louis County & City of St. Louis Why do you do what you do?
What would your business look like if you took "a clean sheet of paper approach, " and started from scratch?
Too many subcontractors assume that they have no leverage, no bargaining power, and no voice.
2 PEUs, St. Louis County & City of St. Louis Why do you do what you do?
What would your business look like if you took "a clean sheet of paper approach, " and started from scratch?
Part of the Jobsite planning is the Jobsite or Pre-task Analysis.
Its purpose is an open discussion on the work activities for the day, the risks associated with the work, how the risks will be mitigated, and then documenting it via the JSA.
The JSA identifies inspection, emergency contact information, and the site-specific rescue plan.
The focus of all this is to discuss what you are doing for the day and how everyone will be protected.
If your work involves rigging, the rigging plan is another required document, outlining how the rope and capstan lifting will be executed.
Its purpose is an open discussion on the work activities for the day, the risks associated with the work, how the risks will be mitigated, and then documenting it via the JSA.
The JSA identifies inspection, emergency contact information, and the site-specific rescue plan.
The focus of all this is to discuss what you are doing for the day and how everyone will be protected.
If your work involves rigging, the rigging plan is another required document, outlining how the rope and capstan lifting will be executed.
What will you do if there is a jobsite emergency?
Are you prepared?
Part of the Job site planning is the Jobsite or Pre-task Analysis.
Its purpose is an open discussion on the work activities for the day, the risks associated with the work, how the risks will be mitigated, and then documenting it via the JSA.
Trenching and excavation is one of the most dangerous hazards that is present on many jobsites.
One major hazard for excavation and trenching is not having a safe plan to enter and exit the trench.
Are you prepared?
Part of the Job site planning is the Jobsite or Pre-task Analysis.
Its purpose is an open discussion on the work activities for the day, the risks associated with the work, how the risks will be mitigated, and then documenting it via the JSA.
Trenching and excavation is one of the most dangerous hazards that is present on many jobsites.
One major hazard for excavation and trenching is not having a safe plan to enter and exit the trench.
Congratulations to the 2020 recipients of the Plumbing Industry Council scholarships.
This year's management scholarship recipient is Thomas Wachter, son of Tiffany and Bob Wachter (R.J. Wachter Plumbing Company).
Thomas will be attending the University of Florida.
The labor scholarship recipient is Rachel Wilibanks, daughter of Tamera and Kenneth Wilibanks L.
Grasse & Associates.
Rachel will be attending the University of Missouri, St. Louis.
Both of the scholarship recipients had outstanding academic records, ACT scores, and recommendations.
This year's management scholarship recipient is Thomas Wachter, son of Tiffany and Bob Wachter (R.J. Wachter Plumbing Company).
Thomas will be attending the University of Florida.
The labor scholarship recipient is Rachel Wilibanks, daughter of Tamera and Kenneth Wilibanks L.
Grasse & Associates.
Rachel will be attending the University of Missouri, St. Louis.
Both of the scholarship recipients had outstanding academic records, ACT scores, and recommendations.
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