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AGA 2021-2022 Member Handbook & Directory

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Phone: 720-554-0900 | Fax: 720-554-0909

www.galvanizeit.org | [email protected] Office Hours: Monday through Friday - 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., MST.

CONTENTS

2021-2022 Board of Directors 2 Committee Chairs 2 AGA Staff 2 Mission Statement 3 Code of Ethics 3 Standards of Conduct 4 Antitrust Compliance Statement 6 General Rule of Antitrust Compliance 6 Conflict of Interest Statement 7 Sensitive Personal & Business Information Security & Retention Policy 7 Bylaws 8 Membership Categories and Dues 14 Committees of the Board 15 Standing Committee Charter 15 Market Development Committee Charter 15 Regional Member Marketing Committee Charter 17 RMMC Geographic Division 19 Market and Product Focus Groups Charter 19 Member Services Committee Charter 21 Sustaining Member Committee Charter 22 Technical Services Committee Charter 22 Member Support Services 23 AGA Past Presidents 27 Thomas M. Gregory Memorial Award Winners 28 AGA Hall of Fame Award Winners 28 Daniel M. Hubbell Memorial Award Winners 29


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2021-2022 BOARD OF DIRECTORS President

Keith Ewing, The Southern Galvanizing Company [email protected]

First Vice President

John Lincoln, AZZ Metal Coatings [email protected]

Second Vice President Godfroy St-Pierre, Corbec Inc. [email protected]

Directors Rick Cornish, Valmont Coatings [email protected] Andrew Gamble, Young Galvanizing [email protected] Frank Gerace, Hubbell Galvanizing [email protected] Dr. Andrew Green, International Zinc Association [email protected] Robert Gregory, New Jersey Galvanizing [email protected] Brian Miller, Voigt & Schweitzer LLC [email protected] David Monroe, South Atlantic LLC [email protected] Tim Pendley, Zinkpower USA [email protected] Tommy Rose, Metalplate Galvanizing [email protected] Mike Williams, Duncan Galvanizing [email protected]

COMMITTEE CHAIRS Market Development

Rich Collins, Voigt & Schweitzer LLC [email protected]

Membership Services

Todd Bella, AZZ Metal Coatings [email protected]

Sustaining Member

Carl Reynard, EA Raw Materials Corp. [email protected]

Technical Services

Craig Hamilton, Galvanizers Company [email protected]

AGA STAFF Executive Director Melissa Lindsley 720-361-4481 [email protected]

Marketing Director John Kryzwicki 720-361-4489 [email protected]

Senio Marketing Coordinator Jeff Cunningham 720-361-4484 [email protected]

Marketing Coordinator Rebecca Spodick 720-361-4487 [email protected]

Marketing Coordinator Alison Walsh 720-361-4482 [email protected]

Bookkeeper/Office Manager Cheryl McLeod 720-361-4483 [email protected]

Technical Director Tom Langill, Ph.D. 720-361-4486 [email protected]

Senior Corrosion Engineer Alana Hochstein 720-361-4485 [email protected]

Environmental, Health, & Safety Senior Engineer

Christine Kleen 720-361-4480 [email protected]

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MISSION STATEMENT

The association’s mission is to preserve and enhance the existence of the galvanizing industry throughout North America and to fulfill the needs of the industry for technical, marketing, and other services. Our strategic plan identifies objectives the association strives to achieve as it fulfills its mission:

• To inform and educate North American specifiers and end-users in order to maintain and expand the galvanizing industry.

• To preserve a quality vertical market approach.

• To maintain a regional approach for the education of college and university professors and students.

• To measure the effectiveness of all AGA programs.

• To ensure the long-term viability of the galvanizing industry by educating member galvanizers in the technical aspects of the galvanizing process and environmental engineering.

• To provide effective tools for galvanizers to use when developing efficiency, safety, and quality procedures.

• To gather and communicate information on the activities of the industry and those affecting the industry so as to coordinate an effective and timely industry response.

• To be recognized as the authority for the industry, representing the industry on application, specification, processing, environmental, and regulatory issues.

• To attract new members from the worldwide galvanizing industry.

CODE OF ETHICS

• The American Galvanizers Association (AGA) represents the hot-dip galvanizing industry in North America and, by the cooperative endeavor of its members, serves the industry and users of hot-dip galvanized steel.

• Membership in the association requires good business ethics be practiced by its members for the protection of customers and the industry’s reputation.

• Each member company agrees to maintain appropriate quality control procedures for the protection of its customers and to maintain production facilities in compliance with accepted standards and local and federal regulations. Each member’s plant facilities and technical competence also must meet accepted industry standards.

• Each member actively participates in the affairs of the association and contributes to the improvement of the processes in the hot-dip galvanizing industry.

• Each member company agrees to operate with concern for the environment and for sustainable development.

• Each member’s personnel participating in or attending any AGA sponsored function (seminar, trade show, presentation, conference) may not distinguish their company by mentioning the company name during the function or in dialog with attendees (architects, engineers, fabricators, specifiers, end users, inspectors or representatives of governmental agencies) with the exception of the introduction and/or introductory slide at a seminar/presentation. Furthermore, member company personnel shall refrain from distributing any literature, business cards, samples, etc. pertaining to the member’s company. Distribution of literature shall be limited to that which is published or approved by the AGA.

This code of ethics has the approval of the AGA Board of Directors. The board reserves the authority to ascertain that the member companies are in compliance with accepted standards of the association.


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STANDARDS OF CONDUCT

Preamble Millions of people in public and private industry look to the AGA for our vision, expertise, guidance, and impartial consultation. With this role comes a great responsibility to serve them with integrity. To fulfill this responsibility, AGA and its members are committed to ethical standards that promote the goal of a more sustainable and galvanized world. To join AGA is to commit to work in accordance with its ethical standards and to encourage the development and implementation of the ethical standards within our respective companies and the industries we serve. The Standards of Conduct embody aspirational ethical standards. The aspirational ethical standards describe the conduct that individuals strive to uphold as AGA members. Although adherence to the aspirational ethical standards is not easily measured, conduct in accordance with these ethical standards is an expectation members have of themselves as professionals. Among the aspirational ethical concepts with these Standards of Conduct are those of respect, responsibility, fairness, and honesty. Respect is demonstrating a high regard for one’s self, others, and the resources entrusted to them. Those resources may include people, money, reputation, the safety of others, and natural environmental resources. An environment of respect engenders trust, confidence, and performance excellence by fostering mutual cooperation – an environment where diverse perspectives and views are encouraged and valued. Responsibility is taking ownership for the decisions individuals make or fail to make, the actions individuals take or fail to take, and the consequences that result. Fairness is making decisions and acting impartially and objectively. A member’s conduct must be free from competing self-interest, prejudice, and favoritism. Honesty is to understand the truth and acting in a truthful manner both in individual’s communications and conduct. AGA Core Ethical Standards of Conduct As an employee of an AGA member company and representing it at AGA meetings, seminars, and conferences, individuals should aspire to: Respect and uphold public laws that govern your work

• Know and abide by the laws and regulations that govern your company and the AGA • Encourage all stakeholders in your company to respect and uphold the law • Ensure all contractual dealings are conducted fairly and in compliance with the law

Be honest in conducting your business

• Strive to create an environment in which others feel safe to tell the truth • Be honest and accurate in communications and in conduct particularly when describing one’s knowledge, experience,

expertise, and credentials • Demonstrate transparency in the decision-making process and disclose all potential and actual conflicts of interest • Negotiate in good faith and provide all information material to the terms of the contract to the persons with whom you are

negotiating Respect the confidentiality of information gained through work

• Protect confidential information, including information that is in the possession of others in your company whose service to your company may be ending

Act fairly

• Serve the interest of your company through fair, honest, and courteous dealings that help advance the professionalism and status of the HDG industry

• Approach directly those persons with whom you have a conflict or disagreement, when appropriate • Conduct yourself in a professional manner in all circumstances • Maintain and constantly re-examine your impartiality and objectivity, taking corrective action as appropriate


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Foster an ethical culture through work • Model and encourage the integration of ethics into all aspects of your dealings with AGA, other members, customers, and

specifiers • Pursue the objectives of the AGA in ways that are ethical • Respect diversity and foster inclusion in all aspects of one’s AGA involvement • Build strong relationships with all to enable a culture of integrity and uncompromising ethics • Inform yourself about the norms and customs of others and avoid engaging in behavior they might consider disrespectful • Provide accurate information in a timely manner • Make commitments and promises, implied or explicit, in good faith

Take responsibility for individual conduct

• Exhibit professional conduct that is a credit to the AGA, one’s employer, and one’s self, and strive to continually advance personal knowledge and achieve higher levels of excellence in ones’ profession.


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ANTITRUST COMPLIANCE STATEMENT

It is the long-standing policy of the AGA to comply strictly in all respects with antitrust laws. It is the responsibility of each member and employee to literally comply with the letter and spirit of the antitrust laws. In addition, it is the responsibility of each elected director, each appointed vice president, manager, committee member, and person in a supervisory capacity, and each attendee at any AGA meeting or function, to be familiar with and comply with the antitrust laws.

The AGA is a trade association organized to promote the common interest of its members and the after-fabrication hot-dip galvanizing industry. Many members compete directly or indirectly with other members, thus, AGA cannot and will not become involved in the competitive business decisions of its member companies nor will it take any action which would tend to restrain competition in the after-fabrication hot-dip galvanizing industry. For this reason, the Board of Directors unequivocally supports the policy of competition served by the antitrust laws.

In addition to the AGA’s firm commitment to the principle of competition served by the antitrust laws, the penalties that may be imposed upon the association and its individual and corporate members involved in any violation of such laws are so severe that every effort must be made to avoid any such violation. Certain violations of the Sherman Act, such as price fixing, bid rigging, and market or customer allocations, are felony crimes for which individuals may be imprisoned for up to three years and/or fined up to $10 million for each offense. In addition, treble damage claims by private parties (including class actions) for antitrust violations are extremely expensive to litigate and can result in judgments of a magnitude that could destroy the association and seriously affect the financial interests of its individual members.

To assist the AGA members and employees—including its officers, directors, and committee chairpersons—in recognizing situations that may raise the appearance of an antitrust problem, the board will, as matter of policy, furnish to each such person copies of the association’s General Rules of Antitrust Compliance. The association also will make available general legal advice when questions arise as to the manner in which the antitrust laws may apply to the activities of the AGA or to any committee thereof.

Antitrust compliance is the responsibility of every AGA member. Any violation of the AGA’s General Rules of Antitrust Compliance or of this general policy will result in immediate suspension from membership in the association and immediate removal from any association office held by any official representative violating the same.

GENERAL RULE OF ANTITRUST COMPLIANCE

The following rules are applicable to all AGA activities and must be observed in all situations and under all circumstances, without exception or qualification other than as noted below:

• There shall be no activity of the AGA for the purpose of bringing about, or attempting to bring about, any understanding or agreement, written or oral, formal or informal, express or implied, among competitors with regard to fixing prices, establishing price levels, terms, conditions of sale (including warranties), or discounts.

• No AGA activity or communication shall include discussion or action for any purpose or in any fashion of bidding or other pricing methods, production quotas, or other limitations on either the timing or volume of production or of sales, or involve allocation or division of territories, markets, or customers.

• The AGA shall not undertake any activity that involves the exchange or collection and dissemination among competitors of any data regarding current or future prices; costs of production, labor, or sales; or individual company statistics of any kind. No survey or other gathering or dissemination of process or other economic data shall be undertaken by the AGA without first obtaining the advice of legal counsel.

• No AGA activity or communication shall include any discussion or action that constitutes an attempt to prevent any person or business entity from gaining access to any market or to any customer for goods or services, or to prevent or boycott any business entity from obtaining a supply of goods or otherwise purchasing goods or services freely in the market.

• No AGA activity shall include any discussion or action which might be construed as an agreement or joint understanding to refrain from purchasing any raw materials, equipment, services, or other supplies from any supplier.

• The AGA shall not bring about the standardization of any product or method of manufacture or certification of any product or program for the purpose of preventing the manufacture or sale of any product not conforming to specified standards or which would tend to have the overall effect of unreasonably lessening competition or resulting in a degree of price stabilization.

• No company shall be unreasonably excluded from AGA membership if such exclusion impairs such company’s ability to compete effectively in the after-fabrication hot-dip galvanizing industry.

Attendees at Board of Directors’ meetings or at committee meetings will be expected to acknowledge the AGA Policy of Antitrust Compliance by signing a copy of this policy statement at the commencement of each meeting. In conducting AGA committee meetings, the chairperson of the committee shall prepare and follow a formal agenda. Subsequent to the meeting, minutes of each meeting shall be distributed to all persons who


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attended such meetings in the capacity of officer, director, committee member, or employee. Approval of the minutes shall be obtained from the membership of the committee at its next meeting. Copies of all minutes shall be transmitted to the headquarters staff and legal counsel.

Association speakers shall be informed of the need to comply with the association’s antitrust policy in the preparation and presentation of their papers. Guests of AGA meetings shall be made aware of the AGA’s antitrust policy.

All AGA members and representatives are expected to observe the same standards of personal conduct required of the association in its compliance with these antitrust guidelines during informal and social discussions at the site of AGA meetings. Copies of the foregoing Antitrust Policy Statement and General Rules of Antitrust Compliance will be included in the annual meeting registration packets and will also be printed in the AGA directory.

CONFLICT OF INTEREST STATEMENT

Officers of the Executive Committee, directors, and committee members of not-for-profit corporations have fiduciary obligations to the organization and its members under not-for-profit and general corporate law. These may be defined as a Duty of Loyalty and a Duty of Care.

The Duty of Loyalty requires the avoidance of advancing personal interests in ways that injure or take advantage of the organization. Strict standards of honesty and good faith are expected so actions are taken in the best interests of the organization. The Duty of Care requires the association’s officers, directors, and committee members to apply reasonable skill and judgment in managing the organization’s affairs, to exercise reasonable business judgment, and to pay attention to the activities and finances of the organization.

American Galvanizers Association (AGA) members also expect the same duties of care and loyalty from those representing the organization in many other capacities, not just officers, directors and committee members. They expect those representing the organization, be it staff, officers or directors, committee or council members, or others, to put individual interests aside when they are representing or acting in the name of the AGA.

The AGA expects and requires those provided the opportunity to manage and represent the organization in any capacity will adhere to those basic obligations of loyalty and care, and not advance their own personal advantage ahead of the AGA and its members.

Any member who believes another AGA member or employee is not fulfilling these obligations should address their concerns to the President of the Board of Directors and/or the Executive Director for confidential review.

SENSITIVE PERSONAL AND BUSINESS INFORMATION SECURITY AND RETENTION POLICY

The American Galvanizers Association (AGA) will implement security measures to protect and safeguard sensitive personal and business information by maintaining it in a locked filing cabinet accessible only to the Executive Director and Bookkeeper/Office Manager.

Sensitive personal information includes an individual’s first name or initial and last name in combination with any of the following items if the names and items are not encrypted:

• Social Security number • Driver’s license number or government-issued number • Account number or credit or debit card number

Any breach of the security system safeguarding printed information or computerized data by an unauthorized person will be reported in writing to the owners of the sensitive personal information.

Sensitive business information includes payroll reports and financial reports containing employee information intended for use by the Executive Director and/or the Bookkeeper/Office Manager. When retention of sensitive business information is no longer required by the AGA and it no longer required to be retained by state and/or federal law, it will be shredded, erased, or modified so the data is unreadable or undecipherable.

FINANCIAL REPORTS AND TAX RETURNS

The American Galvanizers Association will retain audited financial records and tax returns per the requirements of state and federal law.


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BYLAWS

As amended:

August 19, 1993 April 9, 1995 April 25, 1996 September 11, 1997 April 13, 1999 August 24, 2017

April 29, 2000 April 23, 2001 April 7, 2003 March 22, 2004 August 18, 2015

Article 1: Name and Purpose

SECTION 1 This organization shall be known as the American Galvanizers Association, Incorporated.

SECTION 2 The purpose of this association is to preserve and enhance the hot-dip galvanizing industry.

It shall fulfill this mission through programs and activities which will:

a) benefit the operations and general welfare of its members, and b) affect increased specification and usage of hot-dip galvanized steel as the preferred corrosion protection coating system.

Article 2: Membership

SECTION 1 Any corporation, association, partnership, or individual engaged in the process of hot-dip galvanizing, or plans to engage in the process of hot-dip galvanizing and can show proof of the purchase of a kettle and the existence of an approved, designated location shall be eligible to apply for membership. Any corporation, association, partnership, or individual engaged in the sale, purchase, or manufacture of materials, equipment, or services and others with allied interests with the galvanizing industry shall be eligible to apply for membership as well.

SECTION 2 Each application for membership shall be referred to the Board of Directors. The Board of Directors shall make inquiry into the facts and circumstances as may be required, and shall determine whether such application shall be accepted by the corporation and the applicant admitted to membership. Should the applicant be located in a country or entity that has been classified by the U.S. Government as hostile and/or a sponsor of international terrorism, and thus economic and/or trade sanctions have been imposed, the application will be rejected until such time as the classification is removed. For election to membership, a majority vote of the Board of Directors is required.

SECTION 3 The membership of the corporation shall be divided into the following classes:

a) Members engaged in after-fabrication hot-dip galvanizing in Canada, Mexico, and the United States shall be designated “Regular Members.”

b) Members engaged in after-fabrication hot-dip galvanizing, but not within Canada, Mexico, and the United States, shall be designated “Associate Members.”

c) Members not engaged in galvanizing but in supplying materials, equipment, or services to the galvanizing industry, shall be designated “Sustaining Members.”

d) Members not engaged in galvanizing or in supplying materials, equipment or services, but who have compatible interests with the galvanizing industry (i.e., research organizations, associations, students, professors, those retired from the industry), shall be designated “Professional Members.”


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If any applicant or member shall appear to be eligible for membership in more than one class, the Board of Directors shall determine to which class the applicant shall apply and such determination shall be based on the above definitions and especially the nature, purpose, and geographic location of the applicant’s galvanizing activities or some other reasonable standard.

The Board of Directors may from time to time, by a majority vote of the entire board, create such other classes of membership as it may consider necessary or proper for the best interests of the corporation, such classes to have and be subject to such rights, powers, privileges, restriction, and limitations as the board may deem appropriate. The board may likewise dissolve such classes of membership created hereunder.

The voting rights and rights upon liquidation of any class of membership herein provided for, shall not be restricted to nor diminished by any amendment of the articles of these bylaws or otherwise, without the consent of a majority of the members in good standing in the class to be affected.

SECTION 4 Membership Dues

a) Membership dues to the association shall be an annual obligation. Any member who is not in arrears in dues or assessments may withdraw from the association effective January 1 of the ensuing year by notifying the executive director, in writing, on or before October 31 of its intention to withdraw. Such withdrawal from membership shall in no way release the retiring member from any financial responsibility to the association for any dues, assessments, or other financial commitments accrued or contracted during the term of membership and due the association, and shall not entitle the retiring member to return of any dues, assessments, or entrance fee paid to the association.

b) Any member company that has resigned from the association may apply for membership again if there are not dues or assessments due to the association in connection with the company’s previous membership.

SECTION 5 Any member may be reprimanded or expelled by a vote of two-thirds of the members of the Board of Directors for one or more of the following reasons:

a) No longer qualifies for membership. b) Non-payment of dues and/or assessments within 30 days of due date. c) Any activities in conflict with the “Purpose of the Association” as stated in

Article 1, Section 2. d) Violations of the Code of Ethics of the association. a) Any member to be reprimanded or expelled shall have the opportunity to present its defense to the board. The same liability

contained in Section 4, above, shall apply to all members reprimanded or expelled.

ARTICLE 3: Voting Rights

SECTION 1 Except as may be otherwise required by law and subject to the provisions of Article 13, hereof, each regular and sustaining member in good standing, as defined in these bylaws, shall be entitled to one vote in respect to any matter or proposition as to which action or approval of the members is or may be required by the law or any provision of the Articles of Incorporation or these bylaws, provided that in any election of directors, each regular and sustaining member in good standing shall be entitled to one vote for each office or vacancy to be filled.

Members other than regular and sustaining members shall be entitled to vote only when the law requires.

ARTICLE 4: Dues

SECTION 1 Funds for the operation of the association and for the support of its necessary activities shall be secured by dues and special assessments, assessed by the Board of Directors as it shall from time to time decide.

SECTION 2 All dues shall be paid in advance.


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ARTICLE 5: Meetings

SECTION 1 Meetings of the association shall be held at such time and place as may be determined by the Board of Directors. “Special meetings” shall be called by the Board of Directors on the written request of any ten members of the association in good standing and entitled to vote. Such written request shall state the purpose for such meetings. The Board of Directors shall determine the time and place for the special meeting of the association. Written notices shall be transmitted to the membership by the executive director not more than 40 days nor less than 15 days prior to such meetings.

SECTION 2 The Board of Directors shall specify the date, time, and place of the annual meeting. A meeting of the Board of Directors shall be held on the day immediately preceding the annual meeting of the membership.

SECTION 3 At the annual meeting of this association, 25% of the total membership of the association entitled to vote shall constitute a quorum.

SECTION 4 Except as hereinafter provided in these bylaws, at any meeting or special meeting, a simple majority shall prevail.

ARTICLE 6: Board of Directors

SECTION 1 The affairs of the association shall be managed by a Board of Directors consisting of 13 members; twelve members shall be galvanizers. The chairperson of the American Zinc Association, or when the chairperson is not a member of the AGA, a designated AZA/AGA member shall be in voted for the term of the AZA chairperson to serve on the AGA board with full privileges; however he/she shall not be eligible to serve as an officer of the AGA. Three directors shall be elected annually for terms of four years. No director shall serve more than two consecutive, elected, four-year terms beyond any service he/she has provided in filling an unexpired term. The Board of Directors shall elect from its members a president, first vice president, and second vice president to preside as officers of the board for a one-year term.

Service as an officer of the board shall not alter the duties, responsibilities, or privileges as a board member, except that an officer shall, as presiding chairperson of the board, withhold the right to make and second motions and the right to vote. In, and only in, the event of a tie vote, the chairperson shall vote to decide the issue. The officers shall, in order of seniority, act as chairperson of the board. In their absence, the Board of Directors shall, as the first order of business, select a presiding chairperson of the board for the meeting in session, which may be called to order by a board member in attendance.

In addition, such persons who have been elected to the Board of Directors for the following year, and who therefore qualify as directors-elect, shall attend the final meeting of the Board of Directors. Upon adjournment of the final board meeting, the new board shall reconvene for the primary purpose of election of officers of the board whose term shall commence with the adjournment of the annual meeting.

No member corporation, association, or partnership may be represented by more than one board member.

SECTION 2 Method of election of the Board of Directors shall be as follows: The executive director, at least 45 days prior to the date of the annual meeting, and after a clearance of eligibility, shall transmit by mail to the entire voting membership a ballot containing the names of nominees provided by the nominating committee, as provided in Article 9, Section 2 (c) herein, and indicate thereon the number of directors to be elected. Each member shall vote for one candidate for each vacancy to be filled and return the ballot to an independent designated auditor at least 15 days prior to the date of the annual meeting. The independent auditor shall transmit the results to the chairperson of the nominating committee. The candidates receiving the largest number of votes shall be declared elected. In case of a tie vote that would provide an excess of directors-elect, the sitting board will vote to break the tie.

SECTION 3 a) Whenever the Board of Directors, by a majority vote, finds that any director, by reason of disability, incapacity, long

continued illness, absence from a majority of directors meetings, or for any other cause is unable to perform his or her duties, the board, by majority vote, may declare the seat of the subject director to be vacant.


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b) Whenever the seat of any director shall become vacant by reason of death, resignation, or declaration by the board in accordance with Section 3 (a), the president shall present an eligible candidates(s) to the board. The candidate receiving a majority vote from the board shall fill the unexpired term.

SECTION 4 The Board of Directors shall be responsible for the entire management of the business of this corporation. In the management and control of the property, business and affairs of the corporation, the Board of Directors is hereby vested with all the powers possessed by this corporation itself, so far as this delegation of authority is not inconsistent with the laws of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, with the Articles of Incorporation of the corporation, or with these bylaws. Each director shall serve without compensation for his/her services.

SECTION 5 Regular meetings of the board shall be held at such times as the board by majority vote may determine. Board members not present for the vote shall be notified of the time and place by the executive director at least 30 days prior to the date of the regular meeting. Special meetings may be called by the Board of Directors with seven days notice.

SECTION 6 A majority of the total number of members of the Board of Directors shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business. A majority vote of the members present may adjourn the meeting. When a quorum is present at any meeting, a majority of the members present shall decide any question brought before such meeting, except as otherwise provided by law, by the Articles of Incorporation or by these bylaws.

SECTION 7 All meetings of the Board of Directors shall be open only to members of the board and the executive director, except by agenda item approved by the board in session, in advance by transmission, or by invitation from the board for the benefit of the board in session

SECTION 8 The association shall indemnify and save harmless each non-paid officer and director (their heirs, executors and administrators) from all loss, damage, cost, and expense which such officer may suffer, sustain, or be threatened with liability for arising out of any action, suit, proceeding, or claim based, in whole or in part, upon their serving or having served as an officer or director of the association, except in relation to matters as to which they shall be finally adjudged in such action, suit, proceedings, or claim to be liable for gross negligence or misconduct in the performance of their duties. Such expense shall include attorney’s fees and the cost of reasonable settlement made with a view to a curtailment of litigation. The foregoing right of indemnification shall not be exclusive of other rights to which they may be entitled to as a matter of law.

ARTICLE 7: Officers

SECTION 1 The officers of the association shall be a president, first vice president, and second vice president, who shall be elected by the Board of Directors at the board meeting held the day before the annual meeting of the association. The order as listed above constitutes seniority.

The normal term of the officers shall be from the annual meeting of their election through the next annual meeting. No officer shall serve more than two consecutive one-year terms in each of the elected offices. No board member shall serve more than six consecutive years on the executive committee.

The officers shall, however, serve until their successors are elected, which term of office may, in the event of an emergency and at the discretion of the Board of Directors, be extended to a period not to exceed three association years.

In the event that an officer position becomes vacant for any reason, a member of the Board of Directors shall be elected to fill the unexpired term. If the remainder of the term is less than nine months, the newly-elected officer retains eligibility to serve the full two consecutive terms of each officer position.

The president, first vice president, and second vice president shall be regular members of this corporation. The president and vice presidents shall receive no compensation for their services.

SECTION 2 The president shall perform the duties usual to the office and such other duties as may be required by the Board of Directors.

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The vice presidents shall perform the duties of the president in his/her absence or during his/her disability to act, in order of their seniority, and shall assist the president whenever called upon. The vice presidents shall have such other duties and powers as may be assigned to or vested in such offices by the Board of Directors.

ARTICLE 8: Executive Director

SECTION 1 The executive director shall be the senior executive of the association. He/she shall serve as secretary of the Board of Directors and of the executive committee of the Board of Directors. The executive director shall serve at the discretion of the Board of Directors, but shall not be a member of the board. He/she shall attend all meetings of the Board of Directors as directed and participate in the deliberations thereof, but he/she shall not have the right to make or second motions or to vote. Further, he/she shall not be considered in determination of majority or quorum.

SECTION 2 a) The executive director shall be bonded. The executive director shall, subject to such conditions and limitations as may be

imposed by the Board of Directors, have custody of all money and securities of the association, shall keep adequate and correct accounts of the assets, liabilities, receipts, disbursements, donations, and expenses. He/she shall render an annual report and such special reports as may be called for by the Board of Directors.

b) The funds of the association shall be deposited in the name of the association in such depositories as the Board of Directors shall designate. The accounts of the association shall be audited annually by independent auditors. A certified public accountant shall conduct the annual audit and report to the chairman of the audit committee who shall then present the audit results to the Board of Directors.

c) The executive director shall manage the staff according to the bylaws and policies set by the Board of Directors and in accordance with all applicable federal, state, and local regulatory requirements.

d) The executive director shall be responsible for monitoring of and ensuring compliance with all committee charters.

ARTICLE 9: Committees

SECTION 1 Standing Committees

a) The standing committees of the association shall be as follows: • Market Development Committee (MDC) • Member Services Committee (MSC) • Sustaining Member Committee (SMC) • Technical Services Committee (TSC)

b) All of the standing committees and committees of the board will operate in accordance with charters approved by the Board of Directors. The charters also will specify the makeup of standing committees and the method by which committee chairpersons, co-chairpersons, and members are appointed. The charters may be amended by the Board of Directors under the board’s normal rules of procedure.

c) The president shall, within 30 days of the close of the annual meeting, insure that all appointments to the standing committees are complete.

d) The president shall serve ex-officio on all committees.

SECTION 2 Committees of the Board

a) Budget committee: The president shall appoint one board member as chair plus four additional board members, all to be approved by the board, to serve as the budget committee. One member of the committee shall be a vice president of the association. The executive director shall serve as the staff member to the committee.

b) Audit committee: The president shall appoint one board member as chair plus four additional board members, all to be approved by the board, to serve as the audit committee. One member of the committee shall be a vice president of the association. No board member may serve on both the audit committee and the budget committee concurrently.

c) Nominating committee: The nominating committee shall be appointed by the president, including its chairperson, and shall consist of three directors whose terms are not expiring at the end of the next annual meeting. The nominating committee shall be approved by the board and charged at least 90 days prior to the annual meeting. Nominations to the Board of Directors may be made in writing by any regular or sustaining member and must be delivered to the nominating committee at least 75 days prior to the annual meeting. At least 60 days prior to the annual meeting, the nominating committee shall submit to the executive director a written list of all eligible nominees for director. When possible, the nominating committee shall ensure


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that each of the six regions as defined by the board of directors, shall be represented on the Board of Directors by a sitting director or director-elect. Otherwise, the board shall appoint one of the directors from another region to act as the region’s representative on the board. The nominating committee will contact each nominee prior to the development of the ballot to confirm his/her acceptance of the nomination. Eligibility requirements include past service on the Board of Directors or a minimum of two years service on a standing committee of the association and the financial and service commitment required to effectively perform the duties as prescribed by the bylaws. In the event an insufficient number of eligible candidates as defined above are available for nomination, the committee may waive those eligibility requirements. In any event, all nominees must be regular members.

d) Personnel committee: The personnel committee will consist of the President, 1st vice-president, 2nd vice-president, and two other board members appointed by the president and approved by the board. The personnel committee shall be appointed at the board meeting held one day prior to the annual meeting. The personnel committee is responsible for the evaluation of staff performances and making salary and benefit recommendations to the Board of Directors via inclusion in the proposed budget for the upcoming fiscal year.

SECTION 3 The Board of Directors or the president may, at any time, appoint such additional special committee or committees or representatives to other organizations as may be required for the proper carrying on of the business and/or activities of the association.

ARTICLE 10: Amendments

SECTION 1 A proposal to amend or repeal any provision herein may be made by the Board of Directors at any meeting, or may be made by instrument in writing signed by any ten regular members and filed with the executive director who shall immediately forward the instrument in writing to each member of the board for review and comment.

SECTION 2 Whenever a proposal to amend or repeal is made in accordance with Section 1, Article 10, it shall be the duty of the executive director to provide a copy of such proposal to each regular and sustaining member of the association, together with a statement that the proposal will be considered at the next regular or special meeting of the association, and/or shall be voted upon by letter ballot, as the person or persons making such proposal shall direct.

SECTION 3 In order that any proposal to amend or repeal may be voted upon at a regular or special meeting of the association, a copy of such proposal shall, as outlined in Section 2 of this article, be provided at least one month prior to the date of such meeting.

SECTION 4 Whenever a proposal is to be voted on by written ballot, a ballot shall be transmitted with the proposal, as outlined in Section 2 of this article, with notification to the membership that the polls shall be closed on the 15th day following the mailing of such proposal or on such later date as the person(s) submitting the proposal shall, in writing, direct.

SECTION 5 The adoption of such proposal to amend or repeal, whether by written or oral ballot, shall require the affirmative vote of two-thirds of the votes cast, but not less than 51% of the total eligible association votes.

SECTION 6 Corrections of typographical errors of omission in reprint, re-designation of article numbers, or section numbers, or such other changes that do not constitute a change of material substance or intent but rather purport clarity or are authorized by the existing by-laws may be made at the discretion of and by majority vote of the Board of Directors, and shall not require approval by vote of the members, but shall however, be reported to the members.

ARTICLE 11: Order of Business

SECTION 1 The following shall be the regular order of business of all meetings of this association:

1. Call to order

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3. Roll call/quorum determination

4. Minutes of the preceding meeting

5. Chairperson’s or president’s report

6. Reports of committees

7. General business

8. Adjournment

SECTION 2 Robert’s Parliamentary Rules of Order shall be recognized as authority by this association and shall govern its deliberations in all cases not covered by these bylaws.

ARTICLE 12: Rights of Liquidation

SECTION 1 No dividends shall be paid to any member, nor shall the members be entitled to any portion of the earnings of the corporation, however derived. In the event of any liquidation of the assets and business of the corporation, whether voluntary or involuntary, each member then in good standing shall be entitled to receive, after the payment of all outstanding debts and liabilities, a proportionate share of the remaining assets available for distribution. The distribution to each member shall be, based upon the ratio of that member’s cumulative uninterrupted paid membership dues to the total payments on account from the cumulative uninterrupted membership dues of all members in good standing up to the liquidation event. Resignation or forfeiture of membership shall be considered abandonment of any and all claims against the assets.

ARTICLE 13: Membership Books

SECTION 1 The corporation shall, at all times, maintain at its registered office a membership book which shall set forth the names and addresses of each member and shall indicate the class of membership held and whether or not the holder of such membership is in arrears in the payment of any membership dues and assessments or indebtedness which may be then payable in respect to such membership. Upon the termination of any membership, that fact and date of termination, thereof, shall be recorded in such book.

ARTICLE 14: Seal

SECTION 1 The seal of this corporation shall consist of a flat-face circular die with the words and figures “American Galvanizers Association, Incorporated, Seal 1935, Pennsylvania” cut or engraved thereon.

ARTICLE 15: Meeting Notification

SECTION 1 The Board of Directors shall have power to fix and advance a date not exceeding 40 days, nor less than 15 days preceding, the date of any meeting of members as a record date for the determination of the members entitled to notice of and to vote at any such meeting. Except as otherwise required by law, only regular and sustaining members in good standing of record on such date shall be entitled to such notice or to vote at such meeting. The preceding constitutes the bylaws in their entirety.

MEMBERSHIP CATEGORIES AND DUES

REGULAR MEMBER A regular member is an after-fabrication galvanizer that is in business primarily to process steel fabricated by others (job/customer galvanizer) or process steel fabricated by his/her company (captive galvanizer), or some combination of the two. This member has one full vote in AGA balloting. Dues are based on the cubic volume of kettle(s) multiplied by a dollar value set by the board.

ASSOCIATE MEMBER This member is a galvanizer located outside Canada, Mexico, and the United States. Dues are set by the board.


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SUSTAINING MEMBER Zinc Producer - This sustaining member sells zinc to the galvanizing industry. Dues for this member are set by the board.

Zinc Seller - This sustaining member sells zinc to the galvanizing industry. The company has no zinc refining capacity. Dues for this category are set by the board.

Other - This sustaining member provides equipment or materials (other than zinc), to the galvanizing industry. Dues for this company are set by the board.

Service Only - This sustaining member provides “services only” to the galvanizing industry. The company is not involved in zinc or zinc product sales of any kind. Dues are set by the board.

PROFESSIONAL MEMBER This member is an individual with interest in the galvanizing industry, including engineers, architects, specifiers, retired industry personnel, professors, and students. Dues are set by the board.

COMMITTEES OF THE BOARD

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE The executive committee oversees the day-to-day management of association activities. It is made up of the president, first vice president, and second vice president. This committee confers with the executive director on a regular basis. Its responsibilities involve approving purchases, executing board directives, and distributing AGA monies.

BUDGET COMMITTEE The budget committee is comprised of five members of the Board of Directors who are appointed by the president and approved by the board. One member shall be one of the two vice presidents of the board. This committee focuses on the association budget and monitors budget performance during the year.

AUDIT COMMITTEE The audit committee is comprised of five board members appointed by the president and approved by the board. One member of the committee shall be a vice president of the board. No board member may serve on the budget and audit committees concurrently. The audit committee is responsible for conducting and reviewing audits of the association financial activity as required by the board.

NOMINATING COMMITTEE The nominating committee presents a list of candidates for board positions that become available each year. According to association bylaws, this committee consists of three directors whose terms do not expire at the next annual meeting.

STANDING COMMITTEE CHARTER In order to better serve the needs of our members, the Board of Directors created four member committees of the association. The purpose of the committees is to have member participation in the present and future programs of the association. These four primary committees are as follows:

• Market Development Committee (MDC)

• Member Services Committee (MSC)

• Sustaining Member Committee (SMC)

• Technical Services Committee (TSC)

There are several other committees that work under the four primary committees. These include six permanent regional member marketing committees, market and product focus groups, all under the MDC; five permanent technical subcommittees (TechForum, health and safety, coating performance, processing, and environmental). From time to time, the board may create other committees as needed for special projects or activities.

MARKET DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE CHARTER

SCOPE The market development committee (MDC) acts in an advisory capacity relative to the AGA’s marketing program.


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MEMBERSHIP The MDC will consist of nineteen members including a chairperson, one vice chairperson, a regional representative from each of the seven designated areas in the regional member marketing committee (RMMC) charter; five at large members, and four sustaining member representatives. No person shall hold two MDC positions, concurrently.

The MDC chairperson shall appoint the sustaining members of the MDC.

The chairperson and vice chairperson of the MDC shall be a regular or sustaining member of the AGA. The Chairperson shall be appointed by the AGA president for a one-year term, which can be renewed indefinitely on a one-year term basis at the recommendation of the MDC, with the preference of the same Chairman to remain seated throughout each 3-Year Marketing Plan.

The Vice Chairperson shall be nominated and approved by the MDC for a one-year term and shall not be eligible to serve more than three consecutive terms. The At-Large members and regional representatives will be nominated and approved by the MDC for a three-year term. At the conclusion of each term, the position will be open to all qualifying members with preference to new members or non-represented companies, but may be filled by the existing member for consecutive terms if no new volunteers are identified.

MDC members absent from two meetings in one calendar year will be regarded as vacating their position and the MDC Chairperson has the right to appoint a new representative to fill his/her position for the remainder of the three-year term.

MEETINGS Meetings shall be held at least three times a year, coinciding with the three meetings of the Board of Directors. At all meetings, a simple majority of the appointed members shall constitute a quorum. The chairperson of the MDC shall withhold the right to make and second motions, and the right to vote. In the event of a tie vote, the chairperson shall vote to decide the issue.

RESPONSIBILITIES It shall be the responsibility of the MDC to:

1. Develop a long-term (three to five years) strategic marketing plan, to be presented to the board for final approval, to establish overall direction and policy of AGA marketing.

2. Monitor the progress and regularly update the strategic marketing plan. 3. Develop the annual marketing budget and present it to the Board of Directors for review and consideration.

STAFF The marketing department staff shall attend all meetings and record minutes of the MDC. The staff shall apprise the committee of progress on existing activities, as well as developments of new projects.

REGIONAL MEMBER MARKETING COMMITTEES The association has historically divided the North American continent into six marketing regions. The MDC has recognized the need to develop a committee to address needs specific to Canadian galvanizer interests. The Canadian Region Member Marketing Committee has been established as a seventh RMMC. Each region has a committee comprised of members from that region interested in the concept of marketing galvanizing. The committees will meet (teleconference or in-person) as often as deemed necessary to exchange information (within the antitrust guidelines), develop regional marketing strategies, promote regional markets, and participate in regional functions. Each committee may have a budget to cover the basic cost of committee operation, depending upon the national allocation.

One representative of each region is a member of the MDC, supporting the development of a national marketing strategy with board approved budgets and long-range planning for market development. The chairperson conducts the regional meetings, coordinates regional activities and is responsible for being a conduit for information between the national level programs and the regional members.

MARKET AND PRODUCT FOCUS GROUP PROGRAM The association has segmented the marketplace into 13 distinct markets. It has also identified four products that are used across those markets. Each market and product will have a group of interested members that join forces to promote the application of galvanized steel. Each committee may have a budget to cover the basic cost of committee operation.

The group members will develop action items (within antitrust guidelines), raise funds, and execute action items within the framework of the strategic marketing plan.


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REGIONAL MEMBER MARKETING COMMITTEE CHARTER

SCOPE The regional member marketing committees (RMMC) shall provide regional input to the programs and policies of marketing operations, and shall be instrumental in the implementation of marketing programs within defined geographic areas.

BOUNDARIES Regional boundaries are defined in this charter. Regional boundaries may be revised as recommended by the MDC and approved by the Board of Directors.

MEMBERSHIP Voting members shall be Regular and Sustaining Members whose facilities are located within a region. Each RMMC shall have a chairperson elected by the committee to serve for a one-year term.

QUALIFICATION Continued existence of a region shall be dependent upon attendance of a quorum of active participants in at least one meeting per year. For purposes of this clause, an active participant is defined as a regular or sustaining member in good standing. In the event of inadequate participation leading to the dissolution of any RMMC, the area served by the region shall be merged with adjacent regions according to re-mapping recommended by the MDC and approved by the Board of Directors.

RESPONSIBILITIES It shall be the responsibility of each RMMC to:

1. Promote the specification and use of galvanizing within the region through seminars, trade shows, receptions, direct mail, collection of case studies/ promotional items, advertising, publicity, and attendance at local and regional technical society meetings, conventions, and symposia.

2. Cooperate with the national organization in the procurement of information for promotional and other purposes. 3. Address matters of mutual interest relating to the galvanizing process, the environment and legislative issues of concern to

the industry. 4. Develop recommendations, based upon the needs of members within the region, on items to be addressed by AGA staff and

national committees. 5. Provide regional representation, in the person of the region’s chairperson on the MDC, or in their absence, any other

representative of the region as designated by the chairperson.

STAFF RMMCs may meet without the attendance of the AGA staff. Proceedings shall be conducted to conform to legal requirements as provided by the association.

OPERATING GUIDELINES The following operating guidelines govern the operation of the RMMC. These guidelines are subject to review and revision by the MDC and the Board of Directors at any time. Should change be required, all regional chairpersons will be immediately notified. Any suggestions or comments should be directed to the marketing manager or the MDC chairperson.

I. MEETINGS a) Each regional committee must meet at least once annually—by teleconference, Internet, or in person. The region may elect to

meet more often if activity requires. Ideally, the meetings should be scheduled to be in the month before the national MDC meeting. Current plans call for MDC meetings in the spring, as well as the months of August or September and November or December of each year. The spring MDC meeting will be the Saturday before the annual meeting, and the other two will be at the AGA offices in the months indicated.

b) Financial commitments can be made only by individual companies present at the meeting. Companies not present must be contacted in order to secure their financial commitment. No AGA member company shall have more than one vote within a particular region. Members from other regions may attend meetings only by invitation of the chairperson. The expense of the regional meeting is a legitimate regional expense and may be charged to the regional allocation, if available. If the national office is bringing a special program to the meeting, all expenses for that program are to be charged to the national budget.

c) The meeting may be held on any day of the week and in any city agreed upon by the majority of members at the previous meeting.

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b) Each region shall be represented at each MDC meeting. The chairperson is the primary representative. The chairperson may appoint an alternate to represent the region. It is very important to have every region represented at every MDC meeting.

c) The region may elect a regional treasurer to manage any regional funds. AGA funds will always be held by the national office.

d) The region’s chairperson may appoint other positions as the region may require. Regions may have university, TSC and/or DOT/MOT liaisons, seminar planner.

e) Should a region’s chairperson be unable to complete his/her term, an alternate shall become chairperson. At the next regional meeting, the vacant office shall be filled for the balance of the term.

III. CONDUCTING THE MEETINGS a) All regional meetings will be announced to the regional members at least two weeks before the meeting. The announcement

will include a preliminary agenda, copy of the previous meeting minutes, and complete details of meeting location and time. The AGA office will assist in the activity.

b) The meeting shall be conducted from the final agenda according to Robert’s Parliamentary Rules of Order. Revision of the agenda should be the first order of business after the routine antitrust acknowledgment. Once set, the agenda is to be followed.

c) The meeting agenda shall include the following, at a minimum: 1. Call to order by chairperson. 2. Roll call/quorum. 3. Acknowledgment of AGA antitrust policy by signing sheet. 4. Review and approval of previous meeting minutes. 5. Review of regional marketing activities since last meeting. 6. Review of progress on special long-term projects. 7. Review of national marketing activity and programs. 8. Other old business. 9. Plan of regional marketing for next period. 10. Requests of national marketing for next period. 11. Special projects for long-term marketing. 12. Other new business. 13. Adjournment.

d) The chairperson shall appoint someone to take minutes of the meeting. The minutes shall be submitted to the AGA office for legal review within two weeks of the meeting. The approved minutes shall be sent to all regional members within one week of approval. The AGA office will assist in the dissemination of the minutes, if requested.

IV. EXPENSES: SEMINARS, PROGRAMS, MEETINGS, AND OTHER a) Each year, the MDC prepares a budget for approval by the Board of Directors. Within that budget may be an allocation for

regional expenses. Once approved by the board, this is the money the region has to spend in a given year. b) If the regional chairperson approves a program, the expense may be covered by regional funds. Covered items may include,

but are not limited to: Booth space rental including tables, electricity, carpet, pictures, lunch or refreshments for non-AGA seminar participants, room rental for a program, meeting or seminar mailing expense. Items not covered: Travel expenses of AGA members to participate in any program, out-of-pocket expense unless listed above and approved meals other than approved above as part of a seminar.

c) If a region decides to conduct activities/seminars requiring funds in excess of the regional budget, each member of the region must be polled to determine financial participation regardless of their attendance at the regional meeting where such activity/seminar votes are taken. The chairperson must notify the AGA staff as to which members elected to participate in the optional activity/seminar funding.

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RMMC GEOGRAPHIC DIVISION

MARKET AND PRODUCT FOCUS GROUPS CHARTER

SCOPE The market focus groups (MFGs) and product focus groups (PFGs) shall give a vertical marketing orientation to the AGA programs. As listed below, the focus groups provide the structure for members with like interests to design marketing activities that address the specific needs of a targeted industry. These vertical, focused activities complement the association’s traditional horizontal programs and provide the means to more easily categorize and measure the impact of AGA programs.

Market Focus Groups

Agriculture & Food Processing Automotive

Bridge & Highway Building Structures

Electrical Utilities Landscape Architecture

Original Equipment Manufacturing Pulp & Paper

Petro/Chemical Transportation

Recreation Miscellaneous/Unclassified

Water & Wastewater Treatment

Product Focus Groups

Fabricated Wire Products Fasteners

Painting Over Galvanized Steel Reinforcing Steel


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As determined by the Board of Directors, with input from the MDC and the chairpersons of the MFGs/PFGs, the following funding and operational procedures are to be used by each focus group as they make decisions on the activity of their respective group.

MEMBERSHIP Any AGA member company may join the MFG/PFG at any time. Each focus group shall have a chairperson who is elected by the group during the meeting held at the first quarter meeting each year and serves a one-year term.

Each MFG/PFG member company shall have one vote on charter matters. At all meetings, at least three voting members shall constitute a quorum. Outside parties (i.e., customers, consultants, industry experts) are permitted to be active participants in the MFG/PFG, as a resource of information to help direct the activities of the group. Each outside, active party will have a single vote in MFG/PFG matters.

CONDUCTING THE MEETINGS 1. All focus group meetings will be announced at least two weeks before the meeting. The announcement will include a

preliminary agenda, copy of the previous meeting minutes, and complete details of meeting location and time. The AGA office will assist in the activity.

2. The meeting shall be conducted from the final agenda by Robert’s Parliamentary Rules of Order. Revision of the agenda should be the first order of business after the routine antitrust acknowledgment. Once set, the agenda is to be followed.

3. Quarterly meetings shall be held, two in-person and two teleconferences per year. This should be a minimum requirement. The need for the meetings is demonstrated by a proposed sequence: A. International Zinc Association (IZA) B. AGA general funds C. AGA members directly (self-funding)

Meeting 1 - 1st Quarter: 1. Determine/prioritize the next year’s action items and source of funding: 2. Elect officers

Meeting 2 - 2nd Quarter: 1. Review the next year’s funding proposals for IZA 2. Review projects to be considered for the next year’s funding from AGA general funds and/or self-funding 3. Ongoing execution of currently funded action items

Meeting 3 - 3rd Quarter: 1. Ongoing execution of currently funded action items 2. Develop program of work for the completion of next year’s action items (non-IZA)

Meeting 4 - 4th Quarter: 1. Ongoing execution of currently funded action items. 2. Review results of current years action items and revise business plan.

FUNDING There are three primary sources of funding for the focus group action items:

1. IZA Market Development Committee funds 2. AGA general budget funds 3. Interested members of the AGA

At or before the annual MDC meeting, the focus group chairperson will present the action items the group is requesting funding for and the source of funding the group would like to pursue. The full MDC will evaluate all proposed actions items from all of the focus groups and determine which action items are to be proposed for funding and the appropriate source of funding.

RESPONSIBILITIES 1. Information gathered by the MFG/PFG is available to any member of the association.

2. Solicitation of funds from the general membership for action items not funded by the IZA or AGA general budget will be coordinated and formalized by the MDC chairperson and the marketing manager.


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3. Each active focus group* chairperson or vice chairperson will be an MDC member with one vote. No person shall simultaneously hold the office of chairperson and/or vice chairperson of a focus group and region. The designated substitute may vote on any items before the committee. Approval of all focus group activities resides within the MDC in order to assure that focus group direction and industry profile in the marketplace are compatible with and synergistic to the AGA’s marketing mission. (*Note: An active focus group is defined as having met at least twice and having formulated action items for funding.)

4. A budget line item, with appropriate subcategories, will be carried for each MFG/PFG.

STAFF The focus groups shall meet with the AGA marketing staff in attendance. All proceedings shall be conducted to conform with legal requirements, as provided by the association.

MEMBER SERVICES COMMITTEE CHARTER

SCOPE The Member Services Committee (MSC) determines or evaluates programs of interest to the general membership, develops plans for membership growth, recommends dues levels and membership qualification criteria, as well as monitors the implementation of all activity under the committee’s authority.

MEMBERSHIP The MSC consists of nine members. The chairperson (who must be a regular member of the association) and the vice chairperson are appointed by the AGA president. The chairperson and vice chairperson appoint members to the committee, with no more than three members appointed from the sustaining member category. The chairperson may appoint a subcommittee and task group chairpersons as required. If a board member is not a member of the committee, the president will appoint one member of the board to serve as an ex-officio member of the committee.

MEETINGS Meetings shall be held at least three times a year, coinciding with the three meeting of the Board of Directors. At all meetings, a simple majority of the appointed members shall constitute a quorum. The chairperson of the MSC shall withhold the right to make and second motions, and the right to vote. In and only the event of a tie vote, the chairperson shall vote to decide the issue.

TERM OF OFFICE Members of the MSC are appointed to a three year term by the chairperson and vice chairperson with the terms of office of one-third of the committee membership expiring each year at the conclusion of the annual meeting. The chairperson may serve for a maximum of two consecutive years and prior years’ service as a committee member is not included when determining eligibility to serve as chairperson.

RESPONSIBILITIES It shall be the responsibility of the MSC to:

1. Monitor compliance with antitrust statement in conjunction with member activities. 2. Determine the programs or activities that the membership-at-large desires from the association, that are in accordance with

the bylaws. 3. Participate in the design and development of new programs for the membership-at-large. 4. Recommend the content, location and fees for annual meetings, technical forums and member workshops. 5. Propose strategies and tactics for the recruitment of new members. 6. Recommend the structure and amount of membership dues. 7. Recommend the qualification criteria for all classes of membership. 8. Review and recommend matters relating to the interface of member companies with the association. 9. Monitor the implementation of all approved recommendations of the committee.

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SUSTAINING MEMBER COMMITTEE CHARTER

SCOPE The Sustaining Member Committee (SMC) exists as a forum to express the interests of suppliers to the AGA and will act as a communication vehicle to the Board of Directors.

MEMBERSHIP The SMC membership is open to all interested sustaining members. Only one representative from each sustaining member company, however, may vote on behalf of that member during any meeting. The chairperson must be a sustaining member of the association. The chairperson will be appointed by the AGA president. The chairperson may appoint a subcommittee and task group chairpersons as required.

MEETINGS Meetings shall be held at least one time each year, coinciding with the annual conference meeting of the Board of Directors. At all meetings, one-quarter of the total number of sustaining members shall constitute a quorum and is required to conduct official business. The chairperson of the SMC shall withhold the right to make and second motions, and the right to vote. In—and only in—the event of a tie vote, the chairperson shall vote to decide the issue.

TERM OF OFFICE There is no term of office limit for general membership of the SMC. The chairperson serves for one year in that position, with a maximum of two consecutive terms.

RESPONSIBILITIES It shall be the responsibility of the SMC to:

1. Discuss any concerns of committee members about the actions and activities of the association, form a consensus, advise and make recommendations to the board about said concerns.

2. Discuss the sponsorship of association events. 3. Monitor the implementation of all approved committee recommendations. 4. Assist the MSC in membership recruitment.

ACCOUNTABILITY The SMC is accountable to the Board of Directors and all recommendations and directives of the committee require the board’s approval for implementation.

TECHNICAL SERVICES COMMITTEE CHARTER

SCOPE The Technical Services Committee (TSC) is the technical advisory resource for the association. This committee receives requests for technical support from the Board of Directors, the MDC, and the AGA technical department. The TSC will have primary responsibility for the technical matters of interest to the association which include, but are not limited to: health and safety, environmental, processing, coating performance, and TechForum.

MEMBERSHIP The TSC will consist of ten members including a chairperson and a co-chairperson, who will be appointed by the AGA president. The chairperson will appoint members to the committee in accordance to the following seat assignments: three at-large members and five subcommittee coordinators. Each subcommittee coordinator is responsible for one of the following disciplines: health and safety, environmental, processing, coating performance, and TechForum. A simple majority of the appointed members shall constitute a quorum and will be required to conduct official TSC business. If a board member is not a member of the TSC, then the president may appoint a member of the board to serve as an ex-officio TSC member. The chairperson may appoint additional subcommittees and/or task groups as required, utilizing TSC members as their coordinators.

SUBCOMMITTEES Each subcommittee coordinator will chair meetings in order to conduct the business in his/her area of responsibility. Any member can belong to one or more subcommittees. Subcommittee members have voting rights within the subcommittee, but only the TSC coordinators will sit and vote.

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The AGA technical director will attend all TSC meetings. The technical director will work with the TSC in evaluating the progress of existing programs and developing new projects. He/she will prepare and distribute agendas and minutes and handle special assignments.

RESPONSIBILITIES It shall be the responsibility of the TSC to:

1. Develop and present an annual budget to the Board of Directors during its budgetary deliberations and, once approved, the TSC will be accountable for operating within that budget.

2. Develop and present an annual and long-term plan for research needs to be presented to the Board of Directors as part of its current budget and business plans.

3. Review all technically related questions brought before the committee and prepare an appropriate response on behalf of the AGA including, but not limited to, all publications, seminars, and other program materials.

4. Propose standards, practices and programs to meet industry technical requirements. 5. Coordinate all technical activities relative to ASTM, NACE, AASHTO, and other specification writing groups by preparing

necessary inputs that insure AGA interests are protected by adequate representation and leadership with such bodies. 6. Annually review current AGA business plans relative to the technical department to insure compliance, and suggest changes

for the future. 7. Develop technical programs and activities in response to and in anticipation of market and galvanizing plant requirements. 8. Appoint working groups, in addition to the standing subcommittees, to study specific problems requiring an ongoing effort

on behalf of the AGA. 9. The TSC will meet at least semi-annually.

MEMBER SUPPORT SERVICES

The AGA represents the after-fabrication hot-dip galvanizing industry in North America. It serves as a technical and information resource for specifiers, designers, engineers, and architects, supplying comprehensive information and reference materials on specific applications as well as details on the performance of hot-dip galvanized coatings in a variety of environments.

AGA members are located throughout the United States, Canada, Mexico, and other countries. The AGA has served the galvanizing industry since 1935, and celebrates 72 years of preserving the past and protecting the present, and continues its ongoing commitment to providing a solid foundation for the future.

The AGA provides a wide variety of support services and is dedicated to providing a program of interactive services for members. Membership support activities provide educational resources for both galvanizers and specifiers, and a wide range of information on the most advanced technologies, processes, and applications in the galvanizing industry.

The AGA is committed to increasing awareness of the benefits of galvanizing for long-term corrosion prevention and the advantages of life-cycle costing. The AGA works to support existing markets for galvanizing and also to identify and create new markets. The efforts of the AGA marketing department are geared to target emerging markets, sustain existing markets, and expand the specification and use of hot-dip galvanized steel.

The services listed below are only a few of the many benefits the AGA offers to its membership:

Technical Library: The technical library houses extensive information on the latest research about galvanizing plant operations, safety-related issues, environmental regulations, and all other plant-related issues. Included are ILZRO reports, other government and private sector reports, surveys relating to galvanizing issues, federal and EPA regulation updates, as well as a full range of documentation covering process, procedure, and applications over a more than 65-year span.

Image Library: The AGA media library contains thousands of visual images including slides and videotapes, as well as black-and-white and color photographs depicting the history of galvanizing. All media information is available for member use. Contributions to the collection are encouraged.

Process Technology: The AGA offers operating information regarding common issues such as storm water permits, cost reduction, increasing productivity, facts on compliance with regulations of the Clean Air Act, establishing procedures to address quality control issues, OSHA regulations and EPA compliance.


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Member Newsletters: The AGA publishes a bi-monthly print member newsletter, American Galvanizer, and a monthly electronic member newsletter, AGA Update. Both provide the latest information about association activities and developments in the galvanizing industry. Each newsletter includes sections on technology, marketing activities, successful solutions, and innovations that are of interest to the galvanizing community.

Annual Conference: Each year the AGA holds an annual conference covering the latest information about galvanizing. The conference provides an opportunity for owners and managers of galvanizing facilities to network and discuss issues of mutual concern. This conference is geared to senior management and relates to issues of management, long-range planning, improving quality, and analyzing successful practices. Issues are addressed in an in-depth manner with emphasis on presenting innovative ideas that assist galvanizers in meeting the challenges of change. The annual meeting is also held during the annual conference.

TechForum: The AGA’s annual technical conference, TechForum, offers technical presentations and discussion topics common to the processing of galvanizing. It offers excellent opportunities for peers to meet and exchange ideas on both a business and social level. Programming is interactive and allows for maximum networking. Attendees are exposed to the most advanced thinking in the galvanizing industry. The conference includes exhibits by sustaining members, interactive workshops, plant tours, and technical presentations designed to provide attendees with vital facts, enabling them to be successful in today’s complex marketplace.

Excellence in Hot-Dip Galvanizing Awards: The AGA celebrates excellence and innovation in the use of hot-dip galvanizing with the annual presentation of its Excellence in Hot-Dip Galvanizing awards. Winning projects represent the finest achievements in the utilization of hot-dip galvanizing in project design and concept. The projects are judged by an independent group of industry experts who evaluate each entry according to its merits. The AGA also recognizes the accomplishments and contributions of individuals/companies who promote growth and quality within the field of galvanizing.

Specifications Assistance: Occasionally, galvanizers are confronted by a specification they have never before seen. The AGA staff has the expertise and experience to provide fast, comprehensive assistance.

Publications: The AGA produces and maintains a variety of galvanizing publications. Single copies are provided at no charge to North American specifiers, are available to members at a nominal charge, and many are available online (www.galvanizeit.org) for free download. Publications are regularly reviewed and updated to keep the information fresh and at the forefront of galvanizing technology.

Galvanize It! Seminars: Galvanize It! is a free educational seminar designed for engineers, architects, and other specifiers. The goal is to increase awareness of the after-fabrication hot-dip galvanizing industry. The seminars, held in North America, have proven to be an effective means of providing greater understanding of the process and application of galvanizing, as well as encouraging increased specification of galvanized coatings.

ThinkZinc: ThinkZinc is a sales and marketing training workshop designed to assist the galvanizing marketer in developing more effective approaches. The program is offered both as a basic and advanced course, and provides an excellent foundation for presenting the Galvanize It! seminar to interested architects, specifiers, engineers, and other members of the specifying community. ThinkZinc is offered upon popular demand—please contact the AGA with your interest.

HOT-SPEC Line: 1-800-HOT-SPEC is an AGA service that allows specifiers, engineers, architects, and other professionals to call toll-free (1-800-468-7732), and have any questions concerning galvanizing answered.

Trade Show Booths: The association owns two state-of-the-art trade show exhibit booths. The booths include one free-standing 10’ x 10’ booth designed to fit on a standard, full-size exhibit space, and a table-top booth designed to fit on a standard 6’ exhibit table. The exhibits are available on a first-come, first-served basis, and are available to all members. The rental charge varies; please call for details. Shipping charges and any incurred damages are subject to extra fees. The AGA also has laminated photos available for use at trade shows for a nominal fee, however, any incurred damages are subject to additional fees.

Process Seminars: This program is a series of four seminars held in major cities in North America or at individual galvanizer’s facilities. The purpose is to educate employees joining the industry, as well as experienced workers who want to review the processes. These seminars are led by a member of the AGA technical department and a sustaining member. The first seminar entails an overview of the galvanizing process. The second seminar incorporates an understanding of chemistries and solutions. The third seminar discusses zinc baths; the final seminar focuses on material handling. The seminars are generally held on Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Internet and E-mail: The AGA web site, www.galvanizeit.org, is used as a marketing tool to promote our services and publications to engineers and specifiers. Order forms are included. You will also find a list of member galvanizers by state with their kettle sizes, phone numbers, etc. A list of sustaining members is also included, as is a members-only area featuring a digital membership directory.


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Home Page: www.galvanizeit.org

Members-Only Section: create unique username and password

General E-mail: [email protected]

Marketing Email: [email protected]

Technical Email: [email protected]

EPA Manual: This manual was developed specifically to provide galvanizers with guidelines for managing environmental regulations in their facilities. It informs galvanizers of the content of environmental regulations and of compliance methods needed to meet these regulations.

Quality Assurance Manual: This manual provides galvanizers with guidelines for implementing quality control in their facilities, based upon the International Standard ISO 9002, Quality Systems-Model for Quality Assurance in Production and Installation. You will find guidelines for obtaining ISO 9002 certification and for establishing a system that will provide quality products within your facility.

OSHA Manual: This manual makes it possible for galvanizers to establish a safe workplace and to comply with local and federal regulations and informs the galvanizers of the content of the OSHA safety regulations and of the compliance methods needed to meet these regulations.

Storm Water Pollution Prevention Manual: This manual provides the galvanizer with the guidelines for developing a SWPPP that will satisfy the requirements of the National Pollution Discharge Elimination System permitting authority.

EPA Manual: This manual provides hot-dip galvanizers with guidelines for managing environmental regulations in their facilities. The manual includes sample forms for various regulations as well as numerous contacts to assist hot-dip galvanizers nationwide in locating the correct environmental agency. The manual covers RCRA, Sara Title III, Form R Reporting, CAA, and other regulations.

Safety Video: The AGA’s safety video was developed specifically to review the galvanizing process and ways to prevent hazards that may lead to accidents within a galvanizing facility.

Processing Video: This 90-minute video series contains five distinct modules for AGA members to train their employees: inspection, material handling, surface preparation, galvanizing and the kettle, and post-galvanizing treatments. This offers excellent details that every galvanizer should have to increase production and employee knowledge.

Applications and Processing Video: This video vividly illustrates the galvanizing process and its uses, leaving viewers with a strong image of the benefits of after-fabrication hot-dip galvanizing. The video is comprised of two main parts: process and application. The process portion aids the viewer in understanding the nature of the zinc coating, the quality of the galvanized product, and the importance of design considerations. The application portion allows the viewer to see the widespread and successful use of after-fabrication hot-dip galvanizing.

OSHA Assistance: The OSHA inspector has just left your plant after insisting that you use alloy chains for lifting. A call to the AGA for assistance will inform you what has been done in other parts of the country. The AGA staff, while not providing legal assistance, can write letters or talk to inspectors to inform them of what is the accepted practice in the industry. The AGA can assist you in preparing a challenge to OSHA citations.

Committee Representation: The AGA is actively involved with the following professional committees: ASTM, NACE, AASHTO, and ILZRO. These committees write standard specifications, develop position papers and conduct research in the field of galvanizing in order to promote this corrosion protection method. AGA staff members represent the association on the committees.

Research Projects: For any industry to survive and grow, research and development is a necessity. That is why the AGA supports research on subjects of interest to the galvanizing industry. Many of the research projects are funded through our participation in the


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ILZRO. Our funds are combined with other organizations to allow large research projects to be undertaken. The AGA participates in determining which projects should be reviewed and which projects should be funded.

Inspection Seminar: The inspection course is intended to train individuals on the requirements and proper inspection techniques for hot-dip galvanized steel products. Upon completion of this course, a hot-dip galvanized steel inspector will be trained to inspect specific ASTM requirements and perform all inspection steps to insure conformance with these requirements.


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AGA PAST PRESIDENTS 1935-1938 Thomas M. Gregory Hanlon-Gregory Galvanizing Co. 1939-1940 I.M. Herrmann Acme Galvanizing Co. 1940-1941 A.J. Blaeser Joslyn Manufacturing & Supply Co. 1941-1942 F.P. Auxer National Telephone Supply Co. 1942-1943 Phelps Ingersoll Wilcox-Crittenden & Co. 1943-1945 J.B. Tate Witt Cornice Co. 1945-1946 Clem Stein International-Stacey Co. 1946-1947 Fred M. Carlson American Tinning & Galvanizing 1947-1949 Frank W. Miller Lehigh Structural Steel Co. 1949-1950 F.C. Brightly, Jr. Standard Galvanizing Co. 1950-1951 R.E. Byrd Atlantic Steel Co. 1951-1952 C.L. Moorman Equipment Steel Products Co. 1952-1953 D.M. Hayes Wilcox-Crittenden & Co. 1953-1954 B.E. Trent Armco Steel Corp. 1954-1955 I.M. Herrmann Acme Galvanizing Co. 1955-1956 M.J. Barry Joslyn Manufacturing & Supply Co. 1956-1957 Fred M. Carlson American Tinning & Galvanizing 1957-1958 Harold R. Breslau The Southern Galvanizing Co. 1958-1959 J. Patrick Hart National Galvanizing Co. 1959-1961 Hartley R. Burgess Line & Cable Accessories 1961-1963 W.M. (Pat) Boyles Boyles Galvanizing Co. 1963-1964 O.G. Thomas Bessemer Galvanizing Works 1964-1966 T. Raymond Gregory Gregory Galvanizing & Metal Co. 1966-1968 David Boyd Dean Coastal Galvanizing Co. 1968-1969 Charles H. Faulkner, Jr. Bessemer Galvanizing Works 1969-1970 Roland E. Mattson Joslyn Manufacturing & Supply Co. 1970-1971 Richard T. Marlette Frontier Galvanizing Corp. 1971-1972 Albert J. Kurelic Dresser-Ideco Co. 1972-1973 Lester Sanders Smith Industries, Inc. 1973-1975 J. Wykoff Piatt Armco, Inc. 1975-1977 Leon W. Ponte Southeastern Galvanizing Corp. 1977-1979 J. Robert Hall Corbec Corp. 1979-1981 Stuart J. Swensson, Jr. The Witt Co. 1981-1983 William E. Phillips Pure Metal Galvanizing 1983-1985 W. Patric Gregory Hwy. Safety Design & Fab. Corp. 1985-1987 Michael K. Hettleman The Southern Galvanizing Corp. 1987-1989 Robert C. Phillips Pure Metal Galvanizing 1989-1991 Richard L. Brooks Duncan Galvanizing Corp. 1991-1993 Russell W. Patterson Rogers Galvanizing Co. 1993-1994 Brett R. Goff Boyles Galvanizing Co. 1994-1996 John G. Gregor American Galvanizing Co. 1996-1998 Basil A. Shorb, III Elderlee, Inc. 1998-2000 Richard C. Craven South Atlantic, LLC 2000-2002 Nick de Raadt Silver City Galvanizing, Inc. 2002-2003 Robert C. Martin The Southern Galvanizing Co. 2003-2005 Tony Schrider Industrial Galvanizers America 2005-2007 Fred L. Wright Aztec Galvanizing Services 2007-2008 Julian Dozier Gateway Galvanizing 2008-2010 R. Timothy Harris AZZ Galvanizing – Cincinnati 2010-2012 Rick Cornish Valmont Coatings 2012-2013 Michael R. McKinnon Rogers Brothers Galvanizing 2013-2015 Tommy Rose Metalplate Galvanizing 2015-2017 John Gregor American Galvanizing Co.


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2017-2018 Tim Pendley AZZ Metal Coatings 2018-2020 Dan Bever Duncan Galvanizing 2020-present Keith Ewing The Southern Galvanizing Co.

THOMAS M. GREGORY MEMORIAL AWARD WINNERS 1941 R.W. Sandelin Atlantic Steel Co. 1942 Fred M. Carlson American Tinning & Galvanizing 1951 Joseph B. Tate The Witt Company 1952 Frederick Brightly Brightly Galvanizing 1953 Stuart J. Swensson, Sr. American Hot Dip Galvanizers Association 1954 I. M. Herrmann Acme Galvanizing 1955 Harold R. Breslau The Southern Galvanizing Co. 1959 Frank Miller Lehigh Structural Steel Co. 1960 R. E. Byrd Atlantic Steel Co. 1965 A. H. Gudie Pacific Galvanizing Association 1968 John L. Kimberley International Lead & Zinc Research Org. 1971 Kenneth S. Frazier American Hot Dip Galvanizers Association 1973 W. M. (Pat) Boyles Boyles Galvanizing Co. 1977 J. Wykoff Piatt Armco, Inc. 1978 Charles E. Perry American Hot Dip Galvanizers Association 1981 Stuart J. Swensson, Jr. The Witt Company 1984 D. Boyd Dean International Galvanizers, Inc. 1984 T. Raymond Gregory Gregory Galvanizing & Metal Processing 1999 Leon W. Ponte Southeastern Galvanizing 2001 Michael K. Hettleman The Southern Galvanizing Company 2002 Robert F. Doelling Witt Galvanizing 2003 Raymond V. McKinnon Rogers Brothers Galvanizing 2004 Robert C. Phillips Pure Metal Galvanizing 2009 Julian D. Dozier Intermountain/Gateway Galvanizing 2017 John Gregor Valmont American Galvanizing

AGA HALL OF FAME AWARD WINNERS 1972 Harold R. Breslau The Southern Galvanizing Co.

R.E. Byrd Atlantic Steel Co. Fred M. Carlson American Tinning & Galvanizing Co.

1974 Dr. Boris Bresler University of California Dr. Israel Cornet University of California

1975 Lester Sanders Smith Industries 1978 John J. Sebisty Canadian Ministry of Transportation 1979 Dr. Schrade F. Radtke International Lead & Zinc Research Org. 1980 Hartley R. Burgess Pure Metal Galvanizing 1983 Herbert Guttman Cominco/Noranda 1985 T. Raymond Gregory Gregory Galvanizing & Metal Processing

J. Robert Hall Corbec Corporation William E. Phillips Pure Metal Galvanizing Stuart J. Swensson, Jr. The Witt Co.

1994 Michael K. Hettleman Southern Galvanizing Co. Richard L. Brooks Duncan Galvanizing Corp.


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1998 Barry P. Dugan Zinc Corporation of America 2001 Edgar K. Schutz Zinc Corporation of America 2003 James A. Cole Zaclon LLC 2011 James B. Jones Metalplate Galvanizing 2012 Edwin Schlotzhauer Integrated Zinc Trading 2017 Robert Woods Zaclon LLC 2019 Stephen Wilkinson International Zinc Association 2020 Philip G. Rahrig American Galvanizers Association 2021

Dr. Frank Goodwin International Zinc Association

DANIEL M. HUBBELL MEMORIAL AWARD WINNERS 2013 Dale Williams AZZ Galvanizing Services

2014 Terry Wolfe Voigt & Schweitzer LLC

2015 David Prior Galvan Industries, Inc.

2016 William E. Acra AZZ Galvanizing Services

2017 Tommy Rose Metalplate Galvanizing

Galvanizer Members

Ace Galvanizing, Inc.

44' x 4' x 5'429 S 96th StSeattle, WA 98108United States(206) 762-0330www.acegalv.com

Michael Brittany, Sales Manager - [email protected], (206) 762-0330 Kent Harwood, General Manager - [email protected], (206) 762-0330 Mary McConnell, Vice President - [email protected], (206) 762-0330 Loren McConnell, General Manager - [email protected], 206-762-0330 Erik Jacobs - [email protected], 2067620330 John Champagne - [email protected], 2067620330

Art Galvanizing Works, Inc.

12' x 2'4" x 4'12' x 2'4" x 4'3935 Valley RdCleveland, OH 44109-3092United States(216) [email protected]

Adrienne Klein, Vice President - [email protected], 216-749-0020 James Klein, President - , (216) 749-0020

AZZ Galvanizing - Arizona

43'6 x 6' x 9'40' x 6'x 9'36' x 6' x 9'23' x 3' x 6'6"15775 W. Elwood St.Goodyear, AZ 85538United States(623) 925-1000www.azzgalvanizing.com

John Theis, Sales Manager - [email protected], 623-925-1000 Kevin Fleming, SW Regional Sales Director - [email protected], (623) 925-1000 Gina Topor, Sales Manager - [email protected], (623) 925-1000 Oscar Ochoa, Plant Manager - [email protected]

AZZ Galvanizing - Arkansas

34' x 5'4" x 8'998 Escue DrPrairie Grove, AR 72753United States(479) 846-4500www.azzgalvanizing.com

Jody Jones, Sales Manager - [email protected], (479) 846-4500 Cecil Hutchins, Plant Manager - [email protected], (479) 846-4500

AZZ Galvanizing - Baton Rouge

50' x 6' x 7'6"3520 S. RiverviewPort Allen, LA 70767United States(225) 344-2775www.azzgalvanizing.com

Herb Holley, Plant Manager - [email protected] John Moresi, Sales Manager - [email protected], (985) 395-6188

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AZZ Galvanizing - Beaumont

42' x 5' x 7'5898 Industrial RoadBeaumont, TX 77705United States(409) 842-0216www.azzgalvanizing.com

Wayne Doucet, Plant Manager - [email protected], (409) 842-0216 Mandi Bridgers, Sales Manager - [email protected], 409-842-0216

AZZ Galvanizing - Bristol

30' x 5'3" x 7'14781 Industrial Park RdBristol, VA 24202United States(276) 466-5558www.azzgalvanizing.com

Daniel Hughes, Plant Manager - [email protected], 2767919129 Todd Garrett, Sales Manager - [email protected], (276) 466-5558

AZZ Galvanizing - Canton

51' x 6'6" x 8'6"1723 Cleveland Ave. SWCanton, OH 44707United States(330) 445-2170www.azzgalvanizing.com

Matthew Bausch - [email protected], 3304452170 Jason Scarborough, Regional Manager, Midwest - [email protected], (330) 445-2170 Kyle Nannah, Sales Manager - [email protected] Aaron Dillon, Plant Manager - [email protected], (330) 445-2170

AZZ Galvanizing - Chattanooga

42' x 5' x 7'18' x 2'2 x 6'616' x 3' x 7'14' x 4' x 6'1535 Industrial BoulevardJasper, TN 37347United States(877) 242-5848www.azz.com

Lachi Lazarov, Sales Manager - [email protected] David Ware, Technical Director - [email protected], (423) 942-1020 Dennis Rains, Plant Manager - [email protected], (877) 242-5848

AZZ Galvanizing - Chelsea

33' x 4'8 x 9'23' x 3' x 6'6"6022 S Industrial RdChelsea, OK 74016United States(918) 789-9333www.azzgalvanizing.com

Shawn Conly, Plant Manager - [email protected]

AZZ Galvanizing - Cincinnati

28' x 4' 4" x 7'4454 Steel PlaceCincinnati, OH 45209United States(513) 871-5700www.azzgalvanizing.com

Steve Gerhardt, Plant Manager - [email protected], (513) 871-5700 Andrew Entenman - [email protected], 2606680606


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AZZ Galvanizing - Crowley

58' x 7'6" x 10'200 N BeverlyCrowley, TX 76036United States(817) 297-4361www.azzgalvanizing.com

Tim Welch - [email protected], (817) 297-4361 Cody Elsner, Sales Manager - [email protected], (817) 297-4361 John Donnelly, Plant Manager - [email protected]

AZZ Galvanizing - Denver

43' x 5'7" x 6'6'4400 East 61st AveCommerce City, CO 80022United States(303) 288-6631www.azzgalvanizing.com

Randy Straight, Sales Manager - [email protected], (303) 288-6631 Blake Mitchell, Plant Manager - [email protected], (303) 288-6631 Thomas Reid, Quality Inspector - [email protected], 2814339891 Andrew Sares - [email protected], 3036195085 Jorje Sanchez - [email protected], (303) 288-6631

AZZ Galvanizing - Dixon

51' x 7' x 10'310 E Progress DrDixon, IL 61021United States(815) 284-5001www.azzgalvanizing.com

Ryan Downie, Sales Manager - [email protected] Mike Echebarria, Plant Manager - [email protected], 817-810-0095

AZZ Galvanizing - G3 Nova Scotia

42' x 4'6" x 7'160 Joseph Zatzman DrDartmouth, NS B3B 1P1Canada(902) 468-1040www.azzgalvanizing.com

Margot MacPhee-Mason, Plant Manager - [email protected], (902) 468-1040 Justin Saulnier, Sales Manager - [email protected] Tyler Prince, Ops Manager - [email protected] margot macphee-mason - [email protected]

AZZ Galvanizing - Galvan Metal

45' x 5'6" x 8'9"8201 Place MarienMontreal East, QC H1B 5W6United States(514) 322-9120www.azzgalvanizing.com

Faustin Flament - [email protected], 5144430861 Francis Garceau, Regional Director, Canada - [email protected], (514) 322-9120 Nicolas Tremblay, Sales Manager - [email protected], 5142911060

AZZ Galvanizing - Galvcast

46' x 4'4" x 9'6"32' x 4' x 7'6"16' x 3'6" x 5'3"49 Commerce CrescentActon, ON L7J 2X2Canada(519) 853-3540www.azzgalvanizing.com

Mike Thompson, Sales Manager - [email protected], (519) 853-3540 Duane Bickers, Plant Manager - [email protected], (519) 853-3540 Danny Satuito - [email protected], 2899240842 Lucas Tyrrell - [email protected], 2899240842


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AZZ Galvanizing - Hamilton

35' x 6' x 12'6"58' x 7'6" x 10'23' x 3'6" x 6'6"7825 S Homestead DrHamilton, IN 46742United States(260) 488-4477www.azzgalvanizing.com

Kaldian Rogers - [email protected], 2602433655 Ashley Carter - [email protected], 4199758216 Matthew Burd - [email protected], 2604884477 Bill Bowen, Plant Manager - [email protected], 260 - 488-4477 Jeff Jackson, Regional Sales Director, Central/NE - [email protected], (260) 488-4477 Corey Johnson, Sales Manager - [email protected] Craig Williams, Superintendent - [email protected] Dorrill Cumings - [email protected], 2604884477 Dillon Boyd - [email protected], 12603182332 Brian Tarlton - [email protected], 2604884477 Justin Warfield - [email protected], 2604884477 John Stackhouse - [email protected], 2604884477 Mark Mitchell - [email protected], 2604884477 Bob Double - [email protected], 12606450544 Jacob Delong - [email protected], 2606450889

AZZ Galvanizing - Houston

34' x 5' x 6'7407 CE King PkwyHouston, TX 77044United States(281) 458-1550www.azzgalvanizing.com

Bryan Otto, Sales Manager - [email protected] Bobby McKinney, Plant Manager - [email protected], (281) 458-1550

AZZ Galvanizing - Houston West

62' x 8' x 10'9103 fairbanks,N.HoustonHouston, TX 77064United States(832) 467-3772www.azzgalvanizing.com

Derek Meinzer, Plant Manager - [email protected], (832) 467-3772 John Kinyo, Sales Manager - [email protected], (832) 467-3772

AZZ Galvanizing - Hurst

42' x 6'6 x 7'6"42' x 4'6" x 4'10"625 W Hurst BlvdHurst, TX 76053United States(817) 268-2414www.azzgalvanizing.com

Josh Honza, Regional Sales Director - [email protected], (817) 268-2414 Phillip Holler, Sales Manager - [email protected], (615) 297-9581 Ryan Gambrell, Plant Manager - [email protected], (817) 268-2414

AZZ Galvanizing - Jackson

34' x 5' x 7'125 Aztec Dr.Richland, MS 39218United States(601) 939-8522www.azzgalvanizing.com

Mitch Kennedy, Sales Manager - [email protected], 601-939-8522


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AZZ Galvanizing - Joliet

51' x 7' x 12'6"625 Mills RdJoliet, IL 60433United States(815) 723-5000www.azzgalvanizing.com

William Hickey - [email protected], 8157235000 Tony Marshall - [email protected], 8157235000 Gerald Wampler - [email protected], 8155466601 George Malone - [email protected], 8157235000 Erik Nelson - [email protected], 8157235000 Alan Gregor, Regional Ops Director, Central - [email protected], (815) 723-5000 John Callahan, Sales Manager - [email protected], (779) 875-0625 Edward Kwiatkowski, Plant Manager - [email protected], 8157235000

AZZ Galvanizing - Kansas City

30' x 4'6" x 5'6"7700 E 12th StKansas City, MO 64126United States(816) 241-4300www.azzgalvanizing.com

Corby Robertson, Plant Manager - [email protected], (816) 241-4300 Tyler Johnson, Sales Manager - [email protected], (816) 241-4300

AZZ Galvanizing - Kennedale

55' x 7' x 7'6"1530 Gilman RdKennedale, TX 76140United States(817) 572-2280

David Ware, Jr., Plant Manager - [email protected], (877) 242-5848

AZZ Galvanizing - Louisville

42' x 5' x 7'6310 Kenjoy DrLouisville, KY 40214United States(502) 367-6146www.azzgalvanizing.com

Zack Smith, Sales Manager - [email protected], (502) 367-6146 Tom Cataldo, Technical Director - [email protected], (502) 367-6146 Thomas Taylor, Plant Manager - [email protected], (817) 268-2414

AZZ Galvanizing - Minneapolis

34' x 6' x 8'446 St. Anthony ParkwayMinneapolis, MN 55418United States(612) 781-6801www.azzgalvanizing.com

Anansa Mcintosh - [email protected], 6127816801 Terry Haberzettle, Plant Manager - [email protected] James Riely, Safety Coordinator - [email protected]

AZZ Galvanizing - Mobile

42' x 5' x 6'17640 Industrial Park Drive EastCitronelle, AL 36522United States(251) 866-2873www.azzgalvanizing.com

Brian Williams, Plant Manager - [email protected], (662) 289-2992 Todd Dixon, Regional Sales Manager, Southeast - [email protected], (251) 866-2873


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AZZ Galvanizing - Moss Point

25' x 4'4" x 5'4212 Dutch Bayou RdMoss Point, MS 39562United States(228) 475-0342www.azzgalvanizing.com

Jamie Bryan, Sales Manager - [email protected], (662) 290-1500 Robby Ashley, Plant Manager - [email protected], (228) 475-0342

AZZ Galvanizing - Muncie

42' x 5'6" x 7'2415 S Walnut StMuncie, IN 47302United States(765) 289-3427www.azzgalvanizing.com

Mike Kern, Plant Manager - [email protected], (765) 289-3427 Elaine DePalma, Sales Manager - [email protected], 7652127302

AZZ Galvanizing - Nashville

51' x 6'6" x 8'6"3201 Elkins AveNashville, TN 37209United States(615) 297-9581www.azzgalvanizing.com

Teresa Brubaker, Regional Sales Manager - [email protected], (615) 297-9581 Troy Walls, Sales Manager - [email protected], 6155855196 Brandon Shaw, Plant Manager - [email protected]

AZZ Galvanizing - Nebraska

46' x 6' x 8'87561 477th StAtkinson, NE 68713United States(402) 925-5576https://www.azz.com

Brent Gilbert, Sales Manager - [email protected], (402) 925-5576 Dave Barger, Plant Manager - [email protected], (402) 925-5576

AZZ Galvanizing - Peoria

51' x 8' x 8'25' x 5' x 7'6"6718 W Plank RdPeoria, IL 61604United States(309) 697-4100www.azzgalvanizing.com

Ryan Hix, Sales Manager - [email protected], (309) 697-4100 Michael Hestrom, Plant Manager - [email protected], (309) 697-4100

AZZ Galvanizing - Plymouth

45' x 6' x 8'2631 Jim Neu DrPlymouth, IN 46563United States(574) 935-4500www.azzgalvanizing.com

Ron Vermillion, Plant manager - [email protected], (574) 935-4500 Laura Mays, Sales Manager - [email protected], 5743410336 Kristen Zimmerman - [email protected], 2603196711 Kris Bosworth - [email protected], (574) 935-4500


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AZZ Galvanizing - Reno

55' x 7' x 10'1500 Milan DriveMcCarran, NV 89434United States(775) 229-4988www.azzgalvanizing.com

Gabriella Escobar - [email protected], 7757205782 Brian Smith, Sales Manager - [email protected], (775) 229-4988 Ross Bamburg, Plant Manager - [email protected], (775) 229-4988 Anthony Schwab - [email protected], 7752294988 GABRIELLA ESCOBAR, FREIGHT MANAGER - [email protected]

AZZ Galvanizing - Rockford

22' x 4' x 5'22' x 4' x 5'12' x 3' x 4'1925 Kishwaukee StRockford, IL 61104-5197United States(815) 965-5132www.azzgalvanizing.com

Vince MacFadden, Plant Manager - [email protected] Nicole Dhuse, Sales Manager - [email protected]

AZZ Galvanizing - San Antonio

42' x 5' x 5'6"5731 FM 1346San Antonio, TX 78220United States(210) 661-8574www.azzgalvanizing.com

Randy McCartney, Plant Manager - [email protected], (210) 661-8574 Gary Isham, Sales Manager - [email protected], (210) 661-8574 Samuel Gonzalez - [email protected], 2103036217

AZZ Galvanizing - St. Louis

51' x 7'3" x 10'1461 Kin Ark Ct.St. Louis, MO 63132United States(314) 993-1562www.azzgalvanizing.com

Tony DiPaolo, Plant Manager - [email protected], (314) 993-1562 Joe Catalano, Sales Manager - [email protected]

AZZ Galvanizing - Tulsa

56' x 5'3" x 7'1800 W 21st StreetTulsa, OK 74107-2712United States(918) 584-0303www.azzgalvanizing.com

Dale Taylor, Customer Service Rep. - [email protected], (918) 645-2953 Eddie Sloan, Plant Manager - [email protected], (918) 789-9333 Mike Mancino, Sales Manager - [email protected], 9185840303

AZZ Galvanizing - Waskom

42' x 7' x 7'990 E Texas AveWaskom, TX 75692United States(903) 687-3943www.azzgalvanizing.com

David Bartholomew, Plant Manager - [email protected], (903) 687-3943 Carol Webb, Sales Manager - [email protected], (903) 687-3943


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AZZ Galvanizing - Winsted

53' x 7' x 10'800 6th St SouthWinsted, MN 55395United States(320) 485-5001www.azzgalvanizing.com

Dan Bleeke, Sales Manager - [email protected], (320) 485-5001 Dana Wiegert, Plant Manager - [email protected], (320) 485-5001 Pat Fordham, Regional Manager, MidWest - [email protected], (320) 485-5001 Arturo Lozano Jr. - [email protected], 3204855001 Victor Eguia - [email protected], 3204855001

AZZ Galvanizing and Plating – Milwaukee

25' x 6' x 8'2730 S 19th StMilwaukee, WI 53215United States(414) 645-3250Fax: 414-645-5929www.azzgalvanizing.com

James Weiss, Vice President - [email protected], (414) 645-3250 Edward Weiss, PRESIDENT - [email protected], (414) 645-3250 Tim Hall, Customer Service/Estimating - [email protected], (414) 645-3250 Jeff Czaplewski, Galvanizing Mgr. - [email protected], (414) 645-3250

AZZ Metal Coatings

One Museum Place 3100 W 7th St, Suite 500Fort Worth, TX 76107United States(817) 810-0095www.azz.com

Tom Castle, VP of Sales - [email protected], (615) 297-9581 Todd Bella, VP Eastern Operations - [email protected], (817) 810-0095 Chris Bacius, VP Business Development - [email protected], (817) 810-0095 Trey Quinn, VP Performance Development - [email protected], (817) 810-0095 John Lincoln, VP Western Operations - [email protected], 817-810-0095 Mike McKinnon, Technical Director - [email protected], 815-316-0980 Bryan Stovall, President and COO - [email protected], (817) 810-0095 Heath Kristek, Mfg Engineer, Eastern Ops - [email protected], (817) 810-0095 Brooke Rissi, Corporate Communications Specialist - [email protected], 817-810-4916

Behlen Mfg Co

22" x 3'6" x 8'4023 E 23rdColumbus, NE 68601United States(402) [email protected]

Don Green - [email protected], (402) 563-7417 Heather Macholan, Quality Manager - [email protected], (402) 563-7417 George Werner, Technical Director - [email protected], (402) 563-7417 Phil Raimondo, President & COO - [email protected], (402) 563-7417 Russ Bartling, Manufacturing Engineer - [email protected], (402) 563-7417 Jen Miller, General Manager Customer Fabrication - [email protected], (402) 563-7417 Tony Raimondo, Team Leader & CEO - [email protected], (402) 563-7417 Dan Broekemeier, Manufacturing Manager - [email protected], (402) 562-4121 Dan Hatcher, Category Management Team Leader - [email protected], (402) 563-7417 Tim Frasher, Engineer - [email protected] David Slusarski - [email protected], (402) 563-7417 Jason Nelson - [email protected], (402) 563-7417

Big Bend Galvanizing

33’ x 5’4” x 8’25’ x 5’ x 8’1000 Industrial Park DriveTrenton, TN 38382United States(731) 562-1260www.monnigindustries.com

Dawn Temple, Office Manager - [email protected], (731) 562-1260 Bruce King, Plant Manager - [email protected], (731) 562-1260


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California Galvanizing and Steel Structures Inc.

57’ 6” x 4’6" x 11’ 6”809 Bowsprit Rd., Ste. 207Chula Vista, CA 91914United States(619) 638-7261www.californiagalvanizing.com

Paul McSweeney, MD - [email protected], (619) 638-7261 Gerardo Bonilla - [email protected], (619) 638-7261 Julia Maria Ramos Castro, Accounting - [email protected], (619) 638-7261

Centro Galvanizador 2000, SA de CV

23' 1" x 4' x 6'Ave. Apaseo Oriente 470 Cd.Industrial Irapauto, 36541Mexico01 (462) [email protected]

Jose Boris Cota, Owner - [email protected], 462-252-43 y 44 Juan Carlos Campos, Operations Manager - [email protected], 011-462-62-2518 Rosa Maria Sandoval, Purchase Manager - [email protected] Jafet Flores - [email protected] Reynaldo Valencia - [email protected], +52 6444624156

Connecticut Galvanizing

30'6" x 5' x 7'6"239 Commerce StGlastonbury, CT 6033United States(860) 659-4330www.ctgalv.com

John Roy, Vice President - [email protected], 860-659-4330 Frank Luszcz, President - [email protected], (860) 659-4330 Laura Ryan, Sales Coordinator - [email protected], (860) 659-4330


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Contech Engineered Solutions, LLC

28' x 5' x 9'700 Tech DriveWinchester, KY 40391United States(859) 744-3339www.conteches.com

Andy Clark, Sales - [email protected], 2082208684 Eva Leong, Staff Engineer - [email protected], 9703472233 Dana Hayek, Area Director - [email protected], 9072337348 John Carpenter, Project Engineer - [email protected], 8597590156 Kevin Betancourt, Design Engineer - [email protected], 5136457930 Christopher Caldwell, Plant Manager - [email protected], (859) 744-3339 Dave Roach, Production Planner - [email protected], (859) 744-3339 Chip Warner, Quality Control Lead - [email protected], (859) 744-3339 Jonathan Lorincz, Engineer - [email protected], 7205872736 Michelle Boyd, Plant Clerk - [email protected], (859) 759-0158 Brian Flint, Vice President Plate Structures - [email protected], (859) 744-3339 Bruce Leland, General Manager - Truss and Girder Bridges - [email protected], 320-345-9202 David Rogers - [email protected] Benjamin Boice - [email protected] Darwin Dizon - [email protected] Richard Schertz - [email protected] Erik Early - [email protected] Greg Williams - [email protected] Jason Keller, Quality Manager - [email protected], 5136595729 Jim Schmidt - [email protected] Ken Meyer - [email protected] Michael Blank - [email protected] Michael D'Agostino - [email protected] Matt Griffin - [email protected] Mike Hill - [email protected] Matt Jeter - [email protected] MICHAEL JOHNSON - [email protected] Nicholas Busque - [email protected] Noel Thurston - [email protected] Todd Riebau - [email protected] Yuya Ishizuka - [email protected] Felipe Fernandez - [email protected] E Strum - [email protected] J Noll - [email protected] Doug M - [email protected] Liz C - [email protected] Rob R - [email protected] Robert Morris - [email protected], (859) 744-3339 Michael Hemann, Design Engineer - [email protected], 3203459150 Adam Knoblauch, Quality Control - [email protected], 3203459335 Ben Hurst, Engineering Manager - [email protected], 5136457501 Dave Rogers - [email protected] David Rogers - [email protected]

Corbec Group - Head Office

52, Hymus Blvd #207Pointe-Claire, QC H9R 1C9Canada(514) 364-4000www.corbec.ca

Eric Michaud, Technical Director - [email protected], (514) 364-4000 John Hall, CEO - [email protected], 514-364-4000 Nick Papas, Group President - [email protected], 514-219-0078 Tania Lacelle, Marketing and Communications Director - [email protected], (514) 364-4000 Angelo Palucci, Purchasing Director - [email protected] Martin Paquet, Business Technology Director - [email protected], (514) 364-4000 Andrew Christie, Corporate Controller - [email protected], (514) 364-4000


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Corbec Group - Montreal Plant

48' x 6' x 10' 6"400, George-V AvenueLachine, QC H8S 2R7Canada(514) 637-7076www.corbecquebec.ca

Denis Vincent, Scheduler - [email protected], (514) 364-4000 Elmer Zavala, Quality Manager - [email protected] Eric Poulin, General Manager - [email protected] Yann Lacasse, Operations Manager - [email protected], (514) 637-7076

Corbec Group - Princeville Plant

56' x 6' x 12'225, Jérémie-PacaudPrinceville, QC G6L 0A1Canada(819) 505-4440www.galvanisationquebec.com

Eric Bergeron, Scheduler Scheduler - [email protected], (819) 505-4404 Francois Caron, General Manager - [email protected] Daniel Marin, Plant Manager - [email protected], (819) 505-4440 Isabelle Lemire, Controller - [email protected], (819) 505-4440

Corbec Group - Quebec Plant

56' x 6' x 12'50, Lisbonne StreetSt-Augustin-de- Desmaures, QC G3A 0M6Canada(418) 628-1055www.corbecquebec.ca

Abdellatif Ferrat, Quality Manager - [email protected], (418) 628-1055 Patrick Cantin, Scheduler - [email protected], (418) 628-1055

Court Galvanizing Ltd.

225 Thompson DrCambridge, ON N1T 2B9Canada(519) 624-5544www.courtgalvanizingltd.com

Urmal Gill, Plant Manager - [email protected], 519-624-5544 Gerald Dueck, Sales and Marketing Executive - [email protected], 519-498-0874 Malia Reid, Production Scheduler - [email protected] Richard Court, Sales & Marketing Executive - [email protected], 9054075018 Doug Jackman, Operations Manager - [email protected]

Court Galvanizing Ltd. - Canada

55' x 8' x 11'5"225 Thompson DrCambridge, ON N1T 2B9Canada(519) [email protected]

Corey Prang, Sales Rep. - [email protected], (519) 624-5544 Ed Terry, Plant Manager - [email protected], 519-624-5544 Bill Brundage, Sales & Technical - [email protected], (519) 624-5544 Wayne Travers, General Manager - [email protected], 519-624-5544 Noel Acosta Lars Budczinski, Quality Assurance Manager - [email protected], 5196245544

Court Galvanizing, Inc. - Vacaville

25' x 3'9" x 8'6"4937 Allison PkwyVacaville, CA 95688United States(707) 448-4848billarmstrong@courtgalvanizinginc.comwww.courtgalvanizinginc.com

Bill Armstrong, General Manager - [email protected], (707) 448-4848 Jan Reid, Plant Manager - [email protected], (707) 448-4848 Malia Reid - [email protected] Marlon Carmelo


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Crossroads Galvanizing, LLC

33' x 6" x 13'6"25' x 6' x 13'6"4877 East Old 350 SouthLafayette, IN 47905United States(660) 338-2242www.crossroadsgalvanizing.com

Roy Roberts - [email protected], 7655851085 Joshua Wells - [email protected], 2696353293

Daam - Calgary

10633 Enterprise Way, SECalgary, AB T3S 0A2Canada403-837-4819www.daamgalvanizing.com

Michael Connelly, Sales - [email protected] Jeff Hodge, Plant Manager - [email protected]

Daam - Saskatoon

21'6" x 3'7" x 4'6"874 57th St. EastSaskatoon, SK S7K 5Z1Canada(306) 242-2202www.daamgalvanizing.com

Trish Rains, Office Administrator - [email protected], (306) 242-2202 Paul Steinkey, General Manager - [email protected], (306) 242-2202

Daam Galvanizing - Edmonton

41'6" x 3'6" x 8'9390 48th StEdmonton, AB T6B 2R3Canada(780) [email protected]

Danny Cherniwchan, Estimating - [email protected], (780) 468-6868 Darcy Pretula, President - [email protected], 780 468 6868 Dale Butterworth, Controller - [email protected], 7804686868 Cole Kenyon, Plant Engineer - [email protected], (306) 242-2202 Jessica Prosser, Business Development Manager - [email protected], (587) 340-7169 Lisa Milne, Health & Safety - [email protected], (780) 468-6868 Pat Lauriks, Production Manager - [email protected], (780) 468-6868 Linda Ferguson, Office Administrator - [email protected] Gary Steinke, Quality Control - [email protected], (780) 468-6868 Blayne Leaver, Scheduling - [email protected], (780) 468-6868

Duncan Galvanizing Corp.

42' x 5'2" x 7'69 Norman StEverett, MA 02149United States(617) [email protected]

Jay Besozzi, Sales - [email protected], (617) 389-8440 Howard Levine, Senior Vice President of Sales & Marketing - [email protected], (617) 389-8440 Mike Williams, President - [email protected], (617) 389-8440 Abigail Brooks, Vice President of Administration - [email protected], (617) 389-8440 Brent Smith, Sales - [email protected], (617) 389-8440 Paul Diederich, Technical Director - [email protected] Seth Dubinsky, Estimator - [email protected] Casey Shearns, Digital Marketing Coordinator - [email protected], 5084947544 Calvin Patten, EHSQ Manager - [email protected]


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EBCO Metal Finishing, LTD

44' x 5'6" x 10'18699 25th Ave.Surrey, BC V3S 9V2Canada(604) [email protected]

Keith Soltess, Shop Manager - [email protected], 6046138582 Gordon Eppich, President - [email protected], (604) 244-1500 Edwin Eppich, Chief Operations Officer - [email protected], (778) 321-1524 Franciso Capacho - [email protected], 7783869114 Siva Mahendrasa - [email protected] Irasaramanan Irasadurai - [email protected], 7789265430 Mathanasangar Mahendrarasa, quality - [email protected], 6047284464 Tai Choi - , (604) 244-1500 Frank Hunaus, CFO - [email protected] Ryan Wailand - [email protected], 6047296849 Bill Wolokoff, Supervisor - [email protected]

Elderlee, Inc.

45' x 6' x 8'729 Cross RdOaks Corners, NY 14518United States(315) [email protected]

Jim Morlang, Plant Manager - [email protected], (315) 789-6670 Matthew Boyd, Quality Assurance Assistant - [email protected] Scott Steele, Plant Manager - [email protected], (315) 789-6670 Paul Strain, President Mfg. Division - [email protected], 315-789-6670

Elderlee, Inc. - York

150 S Sumner StYork, PA 17405-0269United Stateswww.elderlee.com

Emerald Galvanizing, LLC

621 Northwest 41st StreetSeattle, WA 98107United States(206) [email protected]://www.egalv.com/

. ., . - [email protected] Ann Brutus, Bookkeeper - [email protected], (206) 782-8300 Nettie Cohodas, President - [email protected], (206) 782-8300 . ., . - [email protected], (206) 782-8300 Brian Salois, Plant Manager - [email protected]

Falcon Galvanizing Ltd

31' x 4' x 8'57 Dawson RdWinnipeg, MB R2J 0S6Canada(204) 927-7000www.falcongalv.com

Dan Poitras, Plant Manager - [email protected], (204) 927-7000 David Poitras, General Manager - [email protected], (204) 927-7000 Ron Shaw, sales - [email protected], (204) 927-7000

Frontier Hot-Dip Galvanizing, Inc.

27' x 4' x 6'1740 Elmwood AveBuffalo, NY 14207-0199United States(716) [email protected]://www.frontiergalvanizing.com/

Jeff Pruet, Executive Manager - [email protected], (716) 875-2091 Lewis Pierce, President - [email protected], (716) 875-2091 Diane Goodwin, Office Manager - [email protected], (716) 875-2091 Michael Oshirak, Plant Superintendent - [email protected], (716) 875-2091 Robert Pierce, Vice President - [email protected], 716-875-2091 Brad Cobaugh - [email protected], 201-317-2496 Ken Sciog - [email protected], (716) 875-2091


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Galvan Industries, Inc.

42' x 4'6" x 8'6"7315 Galvan WayHarrisburg, NC 28075United States(704) 455-5102www.galvan-ize.com

Ben Kelly, Sales Manager - [email protected], (704) 455-5102 Laurens Willard, President - [email protected], (704) 455-5102 Harshad Londhe - [email protected], 704-455-5102 Laurens Willard, Plant Manager - [email protected], (704) 455-5102 Donald Smith, Plant Administrator - [email protected] Damon Grant - , (704) 455-5102 Emily Alt, Senior Human Resources Manager - [email protected]

Galvanizado la Capilla SA de CV

11' 8" x 4'2" x 4'5"Antiguo Camino a La Capilla 1980Ixtlahuacán de los Membrillos, 45870Mexico(33) 3668-6300http://www.grupopolesa.com.mx/

Sergio Ramirez, Director of Coatings - [email protected], 3-668-6300 Sergio Ramirez Monroy - [email protected]

Galvanizers, Inc.

41' x 3'8" x 5'1202 7th Avenue NorthWest Fargo, ND 58078United States701-282-3906Fax: [email protected]://www.galvanizersinc.com/

Cody Shoman, President - [email protected], (701) 282-3906 Reggie Grinde, Plant Foreman - [email protected], (701) 282-3906 Cody Shoman, President - [email protected], (701) 282-3906

Gheen Irrigation Works, Inc.

1248 Willagillespie RdEugene, OR 97401United States(541) 345-8509www.gheenirrigation.com

Robert Gheen, President - [email protected], (503) 345-8509 Michelle Wilken - [email protected], (541) 345-8509

Gheen Irrigation Works, Inc. - Harrisburg

21' x 4' x 6'455 Peoria Rd.Harrisburg, OR 97446United States(541) 345-8500www.gheenirrigation.com

Troy Gheen, Plant Manager - [email protected], (541) 345-8509 Wayne Mullins, Env. Mgr. - [email protected], (503) 345-8509

Gregory Galvanizing and Metal Processing

16' x5' x 9'1218 15th Street SWCanton, OH 44706United States(330) 455-5501http://www.gregorycorp.com

Curt Shaffer, Plant Manager - [email protected], 330-284-6512 Jared Wackerly - [email protected] Angel Dottavio - [email protected], (330) 455-5501 Katie Ray, Quality Coordinator - [email protected] Steve Ritschard, Plant Manager - [email protected], (234) 207-0701 Bradley Butcher, Quality Control - [email protected], (330) 455-5501 ext. 141


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Hohmann & Barnard Inc

30 Rasons CourtHauppaguge, NY 11788United States(631) 234-0600https://www.h-b.com/

Robert Hohmann - [email protected], 817-625-9781 Kerry Young, Research and Development manager - [email protected], (205) 359-2992

Hohmann & Barnard Inc - Pennsylvania Branch

12' x 3' x3'1985 Ticonderoga Blvd., Suite 15Chester Springs, PA 19425United States(610) 458-1025www.h-b.com

David Werner, Machine Design Engineer - [email protected] Jason Kreiger - [email protected], (610) 458-1025 Jon Giza - [email protected], (610) 458-1025

Hubbell Galvanizing

46' x 5' x 10'40 Greenman AveNew York Mills, NY 13495United States(315) [email protected]

Steve Mulivihill, Sales - , (315) 736-8311 Mark Wiswell, President - [email protected], (315) 736-8311 Pam Martin - [email protected], 315-736-8311 x 107 Pete Hubbell, Marketing - [email protected], (315) 736-8311 Frank Gerace, Civil Engineer - [email protected], (315) 796-2221 Nate Mastro, Quality Manager - [email protected], (315) 736-8311 Diane Mulvihill, sales - [email protected], (315) 736-8311 Ali Semeraro, sales - [email protected], (315) 736-8311 Bruce Kielgas - [email protected] Kerie Albano, Human Resources - [email protected], (315) 736-8311 Pamela Martin - [email protected] Jack Mulvihill, President - [email protected], (315) 736-8311 Christopher White, Technical Service Rep - [email protected], (315) 736-8311

Hubbell Power Systems - Centralia

16' x 3' x 7'16' x 3' x 6'16' x 3' x 7'210 N Allen StCentralia, MO 65240United States(573) 682-5210www.hubbellpowersystems.com

Kirubel Hailemichael, Manufacturing Engineer - [email protected], (573) 682-8347 Michael Young, Production Supervisor, Galvanizing - [email protected], (573) 682-8347 Philip Young, Production Supervisor, Galvanizing - [email protected], (573) 682-8347 Tim Staelens, Product Manager for Civil & Construction Products - [email protected], (573) 682-5210 Tim Kemp, New Product Engineer - [email protected], (573) 682-8347 Ed Gee, Operations Manager - [email protected], (573) 682-5210

Hughes Brothers, Inc.

24' x 4' x 5'210 N 13th StSeward, NE 68434-0159United States(402) 643-2991 x [email protected]

Matt Stryson, Plant Engineer - [email protected], (402) 643-2991 Joe Troester - [email protected], (402) 643-2991 x257 Mark Heidemann, Sales Manager - [email protected], (402) 643-2991 Larry Vandergriend - [email protected], (402) 643-2991 x257 Peter Kapinos - [email protected], (402) 643-2991 x257


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Indiana Galvanizing

33’ x 5’6” x 8’25’ x 5’ x 8’25’ x 5’ x 8’51702 Lovejoy DriveMiddlebury, IN 46540United States574.822.9102https://indianagalvanizing.com/

Mark Ferguson, Plant Manager - , 574.822.9102 Joseph Young - [email protected] Jaycyn Shultz - [email protected], 5748229102 James Thrush - [email protected], 2694646768 Kira Gallagher - [email protected], 5748229102

International Galvanizing, Inc.

55'7" x 3'4" x 11'5"29'6" x 8'3" x 11'5"Camino Vecinal Manzana #523 Lote 980BTijuana, BC 27441Mexico01 (664) 3826 400www.inmermek.com.mx

International Galvanizing, Inc. - Corporate

2563 Mast WayChula Vista, CA 91914United States(619) [email protected]

Jose Juan Ricano, Sales - [email protected] Javier Santiago, Plant Manager - [email protected] Francisco Barrera, CEO - [email protected], 011-52-555-888- Karina Ortega, US Sales - [email protected]

Jordan River Galvanizing

30' x 5' x 7'5447 Axel Park RdWest Jordan, UT 84088United States(801) [email protected]

LeVan Rowley, Plant Manager - [email protected], (801) 282-9375 Glen Langevin, General Manager - [email protected], (801)282-9375 Jose Gonzalez, Production Manager - [email protected], (801) 282-9375 Ron Atwood, President/Owner - [email protected], 801-282-9375 Steve Heinze, Business Development Manager - [email protected], (801) 282-9375 Steve Heinze, Sales Manager - [email protected], (801) 282-9375

K-T Galvanizing Co.

5105 E 3rd StKaty, TX 77493United States(281) [email protected]

K-T Galvanizing Co. - Katy

16' x 4' x 6'5105 E 3rd StKaty, TX 77493United States(281) 391-9201www.ktgalvanizing.com

Efren Garcia - [email protected], (281) 391-9201 Chris Logan, Vice President - Katy - [email protected], (281) 391-9201 Al Peck, President - [email protected], (281) 391-9201 Jennifer Logan - [email protected], (281) 391-9201 Joe Martinez - [email protected], (281) 391-9201


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K-T Galvanizing Co. - Venus

24' x 3'6" x 6'2500 Chambers RdVenus, TX 76084United States(817) [email protected]

Tad Peck, VP - [email protected], (817) 477-4434

Kloeckner Metals Corp

27' x 4' x 6'91-104 Kalaeloa BlvdKapolei, HI 96707United States(808) 682-3000http://www.kloecknermetals.com/

Kevin Welch, General Manager - [email protected], (808) 682-3000 John Zerbe, Operations Manager - [email protected], (808) 682-3000

Korns Galvanizing Co., Inc.

12' x 3'6" x 6'8' x 3'6" x 4'75 Bridge St.Johnstown, PA 15902United States(800) [email protected]

Kathleen Ortel, President - [email protected], 410-980-3541 Mike Morgan, sales - [email protected], (800) 879-5676 Jamie Pond, Quality Supervisor - [email protected], (800) 879-5676 Barry Heider, CEO-VP Operations - [email protected], (800) 879-5676 David Sheehan, V.P. Sales - [email protected], (800) 879-5676 David Judy, Shipping Coordinator - [email protected], 8145353293 Kathryn Wills, Office Manager - [email protected]

Lindsay Irrigation Solutions, LLC

50' x 5'6" x 1212' x 4' x 6'214 East Second StreetLindsay, NE 68644United States(402) 428-2131www.lindsay.com

Jerry Albin, Operations Manager - [email protected], (402) 428-2131 Gary Stokes, Plant Manager - [email protected], (402) 428-2131 Lester Voelker, Team leader Galvanizing - [email protected], (402) 428-2131 Frank Perez, Team Leader Galvanizing - [email protected], (402) 428-2131

Los Angeles Galvanizing Co.

32' x 5' x 8'2518 E. 53rd StHuntington Park, CA 90255United States(323) 583-2263Fax: (323) [email protected]

Desiree Corral, Office Manager - [email protected], (323) 583-2263 Jason Rolish, Sales - [email protected], (323) 583-2263 John Heyen, Plant Supervisor - [email protected], (323) 583-2263 James Christensen, Plant Supervisor - , (323) 583-2263 Jamie Rosenkranz, Vice President - Finance - [email protected], (323) 583-2263 Tim Rosenkranz, Vice President - Production - [email protected], (323) 583-2263 Lance Rosenkranz, Vice President - Operations - [email protected], 323-583-2263


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M.W. Galvanizing

32' x 4' x 5'7400 S Damen AveChicago, IL 60636United States(773) [email protected]://www.mwmidwestgalvanizing.com/

Alex Kucia, Production Supervisor - , (773) 434-2682 Jim Kucia, President - [email protected], 773-434-2628 Christopher Kucia, Maintenance Dept. - , (773) 434-2682

Madden Galvanizing, LLC

14' x 4' x 6'13420 Hempstead Hwy.Houston, TX 77040United States(800) [email protected]

David Jaye, Plant Manager - [email protected], 713-939-9999 Brian Madden, President - [email protected], (800) 375-2658 David Madden, Chairman - [email protected], (800) 375-2658 Kevin Madden, President - [email protected], (800) 375-2658

Maxon Lift Corp.

20' x 6' x 9'11921 Slauson Ave.Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670-32221United States(800) 227-4116www.maxonlift.com

Aturo Villaescusa - [email protected], (888) 771-7713 Victor Martinez, Manufacturing Engineering Manager - [email protected] Andres Salazar, Maintenance Manager - [email protected] Bill Kreutinger - [email protected] Richard Weinstein - [email protected], (800) 227-4116 Saul Castillo - [email protected] Woody Woodrum - [email protected] Luis Sosa, Engineering Design Manager - [email protected], (800) 227-4116

Metalplate Galvanizing LP

1120 39th St NBirmingham, AL 35234United States205-595-4700www.metalplate.com

Jacob Shultz, Technical Services - [email protected], (205) 595-4700 Adam Brown, Vice President - [email protected], 205-595-4703 Hartwell Davis, CEO - [email protected], (205) 595-4703 Kyle Davis, Foreman - [email protected] Roy Schleicher, Process Engineer - [email protected], 2055954703 Jacob Crane - [email protected], (205) 595-7103 Diane Coker, Environmental Manager - [email protected], (770) 834-5706

Metalplate Galvanizing LP - Atlanta

42' x 5' x 6'505 Selig DrAtlanta, GA 30336United States(404) 691-0600www.metalplate.com

Tommy Rose, Sales Manager - [email protected], 404-376-4978 Chris Davenport, Foreman - [email protected], (404) 691-0600 Charles Anderson, Foreman - [email protected], (404) 691-0600 Ernest Cain, President - [email protected], (404) 691-0600 E. Marty Cain, Vice President - Operations - [email protected], 404-691-0600 Kevin Grant, Plant Manager - [email protected], (404) 691-0600 Ernie Cain, Foreman - [email protected], (404) 691-0600 Blake Cain - [email protected]


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Metalplate Galvanizing LP - Birmingham #1

22' x 4'3" x 5'5"4450 7th Ave NBirmingham, AL 35212-2135United States(205) [email protected]

Don Crowe, Sales Manager - [email protected] Mike Mclendon, Plant Superintendent - [email protected], (205) 595-1106 Jack Winters, sales - [email protected], (205) 595-1106 Gilbert Fredrick, Plant Manager - [email protected], (205) 595-1106

Metalplate Galvanizing LP - Birmingham #2

42' x 5' x 6'1120 39th St NBirmingham, AL 35234United States(205) 595-7103www.metalplate.com

Tom Williams, Plant Manager - [email protected], (205) 595-7103 Ryan Smith, Foreman - [email protected], (205) 595-7103 Steve Leone - [email protected], (404) 691-0600

Metalplate Galvanizing LP - Houston East

28' x 5' x 6'10635 Needham StHouston, TX 77013United States(713) 671-2454www.metalplate.com

John Brooks, Sales Manager - [email protected], (803) 407-4583 Jonathan Richardson, sales - [email protected], (713) 672-9480 Gray Sloop, Plant Manager - [email protected], (713) 672-9480 Albert Del Rio, Foreman - [email protected], (713) 672-9480 Anthony Sturdivant, sales - [email protected], (713) 672-9480 Rolando Linares, Sales - [email protected], (713) 672-9480 Sammie Moore Ruben Noyola Jesse Lopez - [email protected], (713) 671-2454

Metalplate Galvanizing LP - Houston West

50' x 5' x 7'10625 Needham StHouston, TX 77013United States(713) 672-9480www.metalplate.com

Alex Vail, Foreman - [email protected], (713) 671-2454 Marcus Palacios, Foreman - [email protected], (713) 671-2454 Brett Hirsch, Plant Foreman - [email protected] Corey Owens - , 281-638-3117 Robert Felder - [email protected], 832-967-5307 John Vail - [email protected], 713-671-2454

Metalplate Galvanizing LP - Jacksonville

28' x 5' x 6'7123 Moncrief Rd WJacksonville, FL 32219United States(904) 768-6330www.metalplate.com

Grant Hauth, Plant Manager - [email protected], (904) 768-6330 Matt Perez, Sales - [email protected], (904) 768-6330 Matt Page - [email protected], (205) 595-4700 Forrest Dreher - [email protected], 904-768-6330

Metalplate Galvanizing LP - Jennings

50' x 5' x 7'14055 Farm Supply RdRoanoke, LA 70581United States(337) 753-2285www.metalplate.com

Josh Harvel, Superintendent - [email protected], (205) 595-1106 Jeff Mundy, Plant Manager - [email protected], (337) 753-2285 Zach McLamore, Plant Foreman - [email protected] Anderson Smith - [email protected], (337) 753-2285


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Mica Steelworks

42' x 4' x5'4201 Old Denton RdHaltom City, TX 76117United States(817) 581-9500http://www.micacorporation.com/mica-steelworks/

Christopher Coon, Other - [email protected], (817) 726-0254 Tom Smith, Galvanizing Sales Manager - [email protected], 2144556434 Cody Barry, DIr of Business Dev, PMO, Customer Service, QA/QC - [email protected] Rene Martinez, supervisor - [email protected] Joel Flint, COO - [email protected], (817) 581-9500 Larry Minor, Plant Manager - [email protected], (817) 581-9500 Rene Marinez, Galvanizing Supervisor - [email protected]

Millennium Galvanizing

58’ x 8’ x 10’91130 Winnie RoadConvent, LA 70723United States(225) 562-0062(318) 541 [email protected]

Robert Tucker, Environmental & Safety - [email protected], (318) 448-8287 Billy Gentry, Facility Manager - [email protected], 318-419-3260 RANDY BASSETT, Plant Manager - [email protected], (225) 726-0225 cell Kacie LeBlanc, Manager/ERP - [email protected], (225) 562-0062

Monnig Industries, Inc.

25’ x 5’ x 7’25’ x 5’ x 7’33’ x 5’4" x 8'400 Industrial DrGlasgow, MO 65254-0098United States(660) 338-2242www.monnigindustries.com

Jason Monnig, Vice President - [email protected], (660) 338-2242 Kendrick Davis - [email protected], (660) 338-2242 Ryan Monnig, Vp Operations - [email protected], 660-338-2242 John Monnig, President - [email protected], 660-338-2242 Jeremiah Johnson - [email protected] Gage McMillan, Safety Director - [email protected]

Monnig Industries, Inc. - Universal Galvanizing

25’ x 5’ x 8’25’ x 5’ x 7’510 E. South 1st StreetWright City, MO 63390United [email protected]://universalgalvanizing.com/

Andy Hidden, Plant manager - , (636) 970-2272 Jim Cody, Vice President - [email protected], (636) 970-2272

Moore Quality Galvanizing

32' x 7' x 9'3001 Falcon DriveMadera, CA 93637United States(559) [email protected]

Craig Bridges, General Manager - [email protected], 559-673-2822 Jason Sambueso, Manager - [email protected], (559) 673-2822 Justin Bridges - [email protected], (559) 673-2822


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New Jersey Galvanizing & Tinning Works

45'6" x 5'2" x 6'2"139 Haynes AveNewark, NJ 07114United States(973) [email protected]://www.newjerseygalvanizing.com/

Robert Gregory, President - [email protected], (973) 242-3200 Emmet Gregory, Plant Manager - , (973) 242-3200 Peter Melewski, Owner - [email protected], (973) 242-3200 Bernard Franklin

Nicholas Galvanizing Co.

22' x 6' x 4'120 Duffield AveNewark, NJ 7114United States(201) 795-1010http://www.newjerseygalvanizing.com/

Norgalv Limited

26'3" x 4'9" x 11'7"35 Roundel RoadNorth Bay, ON P1C 0B8Canada

Andre van Soelen, Managing Director - [email protected] Noam Sugarman, Commercial Manager - [email protected] Anri van Soelen, Financial Manager - [email protected] Charl Pohlmann - [email protected]

Ohio Galvanizing Corporation

30'6" x 5' x 7'6"467 W Fairground StMarion, OH 43302United States(740) 387-6474www.ohgalv.com

Scott Beisner, General Manager - [email protected], (740) 387-6474

Pacific Galvanizing

42' x 4' x 6'14' x 5' x 6'715 46th AveOakland, CA 94601United States(510) [email protected]://www.pacificgalvanizing.com

Mark Velasquez, Sales - [email protected], (510) 261-7331 Ben Ryan, Facilities Manager - [email protected], 5102617331 Ivonne Prado, Office Manager - [email protected]

Quality Galvanizing, LLC

10'6" x 3'3" x 6'6"2650C Schillinger Rd. NSemmes, AL 36575United States(251) 432-0107www.tfmfg.com

Billy Duren, President - [email protected], (251) 432-0107 David Spurlock, V.P. - [email protected], (251) 432-0107 Rusty Waters, Plant manager - [email protected], (251) 432-0107 Brian Pugh, Corporate Counsel - [email protected], (251) 432-0107 Harold Waters - [email protected] Jordan Corley, Team leader - [email protected], 2512597050 Chance Baskin, Line Operator - [email protected] Owen Rumbley - [email protected], 2513007572


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Red River Galvanizing

35' x 4' x 9'Group 525, RR #5 1068 Oxford St. WestWinnipeg, MB R2C 2Z2Canada(204) [email protected]

Russ McLaughlin - [email protected], (204) 889-1861 Grant Arklie, President - [email protected], 204 889-1861 Rob Remillard, Sales - [email protected], (204) 889-1861 Jim LeClaire Blaine Melnyk Craig Menzies, General Manager - [email protected], (204) 889-1861 Kevin Pietracci, Controller - [email protected]

Reincoat, LLC

45' x 5' x 9'5325 Reinke RoadDeshler, NE 68340United States(402) 365-7251www.reinke.com

Jon Henry, Manager - [email protected], (402) 365-7251 Russ Reinke, 1st Vice President - [email protected], (402) 365-7251 Keith Hintz, Vice President - [email protected], (402) 365-7251

Riverdale Mills Corp.

13'9" x 7'6" x 2'3"130 Riverdale StNorthbridge, MA 01534-0200United States(508) [email protected]

James Knott, Jr., CEO - [email protected], (508) 234-8715 Kathryn Tata, Business Manager - [email protected], (508) 234-8715 Charles Cassano, Operations Manager - [email protected] Dave Stevens, Safety Manager - [email protected] Christie Albone, Sales and Marketing Manager - [email protected] Shuai Duo, Process Engineer - [email protected] Kevin Christopher, Quality Manager - [email protected], (508) 234-7804

Sabre Galvanizing

65' x 9' x 11'8669 E Hwy 67Alvarado, TX 76009United States(817) [email protected]

Chris Brown, VP/GM - [email protected], (817) 852-1950 Peter Sandore, President - [email protected], (817) 852-1950 Jane Wyatt, Director of Marketing - [email protected], (817) 852-1950 Tim Carroll - [email protected], 8178290523 Billy Scott - [email protected], 817-521-1654 Christina Johnson, Plant Manager - [email protected], (817) 852-1950 Terry Avery - [email protected], 8178291901 kyle Black, EHS Coordinator - [email protected] Bob Schmeckpeper, Corportate Director EHS - [email protected]

San Diego Galvanizing, Inc.

22' x 4' x 5'3586 Dalbergia St.San Diego, CA 92113United States(619) [email protected]

Lewis Wise, President - [email protected], 6192334763


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Seattle Galvanizing Company

45' x 6' x 9'19603 60th Ave. NEArlington, WA 98223United States(206) 783-3100Fax: (206) 783-3101www.seattlegalvanizing.com

Ken Mahurin, Plant Consultant - [email protected] Hadi Mirzai, President - [email protected] Jared Stortini, Director of Sales and Marketing - [email protected]

Silver City Galvanizing, Inc.

31' x 5'4" x 6'8' x 3'6" x 5'970 Cliveden AveDelta, BC V3M 5R5Canada(604) 524-1182www.silvercitygalv.com

Christine Newland, Office Manager - [email protected], (604) 524-1182 Doug Boychuk, President/Owner - [email protected], 604.524.1182 Mark Sanders, Plant Manager - [email protected], (604) 524-1182 Sherry Brunell, Project Manager - [email protected], (604) 524-1182 Jeff Boychuk, Vice President/Owner - [email protected], 604-524-1182 Casey Cumiskey, Shipping Manager - [email protected], (604) 524-1182

Sisttemex, S.A. DE C.V.

55'9" x 8'6" x 9'10"13'9" x 4' x 5'11"Carretera Libra A Celaya KM, 8.5Corregidora, 76915Mexico(422) 225-0825www.sisttemex.com

Eduardo Curiel, Engineer - [email protected], (422) 225-0825 Jose Franco, President - [email protected], (422) 225-0825 Salvador Velasco, Vice President - [email protected], (422) 225-0825 raymundo cossio, Director - [email protected], 55 30977375 Octavio Rodriguez - [email protected]

South Atlantic LLC

1907 S 17th Street, Suite 2AWilmington, NC 28401United States3157962924www.southatlanticllc.com

David Monroe, President - [email protected], 910-332-1900 ext. 2 Vi Terry, CFO - [email protected], 3157962924 Cary Peterson - [email protected] DeAnn Rauth - [email protected] Gregg Helmstetler, Product Manager - [email protected]

South Atlantic LLC - Ashland Plant

42' x 5'6" x 8'6"11022 Lewistown RoadAshland, VA 23005United States(804) 798-3257www.galvanizers.com

South Atlantic LLC - Chattanooga Plant

45' x 5'3" x 9'6"4186 South Creek Road EChattanooga, TN 37406United States(423) 698-2451www.galvanizers.com


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South Atlantic LLC - Claxton Plant

28' x 4' x 9'US Hwy 280 WClaxton, GA 30417United States(912) 739-3238www.southatlanticllc.com

South Atlantic LLC - Graham Plant

51' x 5' x 10'3025 Steel Way DriveGraham, NC 27253United States(336) 376-0410http://www.southatlanticllc.com/

John White, Outside Sales - [email protected], 2253978638

South Atlantic LLC - Laurens Plant

51' x 6'6" x 10'PO Box 1559 5132 Metric RoadLaurens, SC 29360864-682-5832www.southatlanticllc.com

South Atlantic LLC - Mulberry Plant

45' x 5'3" x 9'6"3094 County Road 640Mulberry, FL 33860United States863-428-2050http://www.southatlanticllc.com/

Adriana Moreno-Torres, Sales Manager - [email protected], 8135797552

South Atlantic LLC - Shannon Plant

58' x 7'6" x 9'6"61 County Road 520Shannon, MS 38868United States662-601-4108http://www.southatlanticllc.com/

South Atlantic LLC - Travelers Rest Plant

28' x 4' x 6'6"1006 Geer Highway US Hwy 276 westTravelers Rest, SC 29690United States(864) 834-3367www.galvanizers.com


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South Atlantic LLC - Zachary Plant

58' x 7' x 8'PO Box 740 19550 Salvant RdZachary, LA 70791United States(225) 654-7005www.southatlanticllc.com

Southern Galvanizing Company

35' x 6'6" x 8'1620 Bush StreetBaltimore, MD 21230-2094United States(410) 837-3838Fax: (410) [email protected]

Bill Hesen, Facilities Manager - [email protected], (410) 837-3838 James Hettleman, President - [email protected], (410) 837-3838 Keith Ewing, Executive Vice President - [email protected], 410-837-3843 Michael Hettleman, Chairman - [email protected], (410) 837-3838 Dominic Ottone, Manager of Customer Relations - [email protected], (410) 837-3838 James Watson, Shift Supervisor - [email protected], (410) 837-3838 Billy McDonald, Shift Supervisor - [email protected], (410) 837-3838

Southland Industrial Coatings

58' x 8' x 10'13040 Foulks LaneAmite, LA 70422United [email protected]

Joey Lombardo, Owner/President - [email protected] Glenn LeBlanc, President - [email protected], (514) 618-3801 Zach Kent, Plant Manager - [email protected]

Southwest Galvanizing, Inc.

45' x 6' x 8'42' x 5' x 5'6"32" x 4' x 4'32' x 4' x 4'751 Aleen St.Houston, TX 77029United States7136750921www.swgalvanizing.com

Heath Garmon, Controller - [email protected], 7136750921 Roy Polasek, Sr VP Production - [email protected], 713-675-0921 Tim Piatt, President/CEO - [email protected], (713) 675-0921 Allison Hernandez, Office Manager / HR Manager - [email protected] Jeanette Garza, Sales Manager - [email protected], 7136750921 Dawn Simonton, Board Member - [email protected] Erika Gonzalez, Sales - [email protected] Gonzalo Luque, Environmental & Safety Manager - [email protected] Jocelyn Garza, Shipping Manager - [email protected]

Spokane Galvanizing

32' x 5' x 9'S 2727 Garfield RdAirway Heights, WA 99001-0879United States(509) 244-4073www.spokanegalvanizing.com

Marty Nordean, Sales/Customer Service - [email protected], 509-244-4073 Mike Diomede, Production Supervisor - [email protected], (509) 244-4073 Craig Felix, Maintenance Supervisor - [email protected], (509) 244-4073 Miguel Gonzales, EHS Coordinator - [email protected], (509) 244-4073 ext. 8005 Dave Lang - [email protected], (509) 244-4073


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Steel Creek Galvanizing

55' X 9' x 11'576 Tribal RoadBlacksburg, SC 29702United States(864) 492-8406www.steelcreekgalv.com

James Smith - [email protected], 18644925571 Bryan Trivett - [email protected], 17046014150 Jim Mack, President - [email protected], 215 646 4400 Carroll Baynard, Bus. Dev. Consultant - [email protected] Jason Cunningham, Plant Superintendent - [email protected] John Gibby, Maintenance Supervisor - [email protected] Jennifer Gregory, Accounts Payable - [email protected], 8644928406 Tommy Cole - [email protected] JB Smith - [email protected], (864) 492-8406 Marvin Bost - [email protected], (864) 492-8406 Richard Pendell - [email protected], (864) 492-8406 Evetta Lawson, Controller - [email protected] Benjamin Jones - [email protected], 18645809251

Steel Ventures, Inc.

43' x 6' x 12'19 Wurtland AvenueGreenup, KY 41144United States(606) [email protected]

Scott Boggs, Superintendent - [email protected] Trevor Noel, Sales Rep - [email protected], (606) 834-8801 Tim Sizemore, Sales manager - [email protected], (606) 834-8801 Jason Rulen, Galvanizing Manager - [email protected], (606) 834-8801 Jody Foster, Sales - [email protected], (606) 494-1926 Logan Jaworski - [email protected]

Supreme Galvanizing, Ltd.

30'6"x5'x815 Blair DriveBrampton, ON L6T 2H4Canada(905) 450-7888www.supremegalvanizing.com

Tim Melingas, Operations Manager - [email protected], (905) 450-7888 Mark Biachi, Sales - [email protected], (905) 450-7888 Dave Mauro, Qualtiy Control - [email protected], (905) 405-7888 Carol Smith, Financial - [email protected], (905) 405-7888 Stefanie Salsiri, Logistics Manager - [email protected], (905) 405-7888 Michael De Angelis - [email protected], (905) 450-7888 Sonam Kalra, HR/H&S - [email protected], (905) 405-7888 Ernie De Angelis, Owner - [email protected], (905) 450-7888 Adam De Angelis, COO - [email protected], (905) 450-7888 Billy Barnes, Production Supervisor - [email protected] Tracy Young - [email protected], (905) 405-7888 Timothy Campbell, Quality Control Inspector - [email protected] Tim Carr, Plant General Manager - [email protected], (416) 571-7626 Daviid Mauro - [email protected]

T-L Irrigation

50' x 5'6" x 7'151 East Highway 6 & AB RdHastings, NE 68902-1047United States(308) [email protected]

Colby Olsen, Schedulur - [email protected], (308) 379-3245 Bob Olsen, Galvanizing Manager - [email protected], 402-462-4128 Marc Lubken, Manufacturing Plant Manager - [email protected], (800) 330-4264


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Trinity Highway Products, LLC - Fort Worth, Plant 16

32' x 5'3" x 7'6"2548 NE 28th StFort Worth, TX 76111United States(817) 625-1173www.highway-safety.com

Brent Hopkins, Plant Manager - [email protected], (803) 533-1608 Andrew Anderson, Galvanizing Manager - [email protected], (817) 625-1173 Scott Dearth, Plant Manager - [email protected], (817) 625-1173

Trinity Highway Products, LLC - Lima, Plant 55

55' x 6' x 8'10"425 E O'ConnorLima, OH 45801United States(419) 227-1296www.highway-safety.com

Rich King, Assistant Plant Manager - [email protected], (419) 227-1296 Keith Hamburg, Plant Manager - [email protected], (419) 227-1296 Jason Lytle Darrell Keller Steve Studer Lamoine Cooper

Trinity Highway Products, LLC - Orangeburg, Plant 478

32' x 5'3" x 8'10"600 Prosperity DrOrangeburg, SC 29115United States(803) 533-1608www.highway-safety.com

Trinity Highway Safety Products

15601 Dallas Parkway, Suite 525Addison, TX 75001United States(817) 665-1495www.trin.net

Pat Gardner, Divisional Safety Manager - [email protected], (817) 665-1495 Gregg Mitchell, President - [email protected], (214) 631-4420 Marybeth Klein, National Marketing Manager - [email protected], (817) 665-1495 Michael Bennett, Product Manager - End Terminals - [email protected], 9722618168 Dennis Lencioni, Trinity Industries Safety and Compliance - [email protected], (214) 589-8144 David Brown, Director of Supply Chain - , (205) 815-2575 Brian Van Ness, Director of Quality - [email protected], (817) 665-1495 Gregory Neece, Product Manager, Guardrail Systems - [email protected], 214-924-8510 Rob Tier, Purchasing Manager - [email protected], (817) 625-6225 Nick Verska, Senior VP of Operations - [email protected], (817) 665-1495 Chris Nevarez - [email protected] Will Burney - [email protected] Thalia Vasquez, Divisional Safety Manager - [email protected] Keith Wilson - [email protected] Gary Schlumpf, VP Supply Chain / Operations - [email protected]

Universal Industrial Sales

42' x 5' x 7'433 North 1030 WestLindon, UT 84042United States(801) 785-0505www.universalindustrialsales.com

Dany Elmer, Plant Manager - [email protected], (801) 785-0505 Martin Snow, President - [email protected], (801) 785-0505 Molly Weight, Sales Manager - [email protected], (801) 785-0505 Justin Elmer Madison Snow Morten Peterson Steve Myers - [email protected]


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V&S Amboy Galvanizing

25' x 6' x 10'20' x 2'6" x 6'1190 Amboy AvePerth Amboy, NJ 8861United States(732) [email protected]

Anthony Starrick, Customer Service - [email protected], (732) 442-7555 Jon Pypiak, Sales & Marketing Manager - [email protected], (732) 442-7555 James Arahill, Operations Manager - [email protected], (614) 449-8281 Andres Busto, Plant Manager - [email protected], (732) 442-7555

V&S Columbus Galvanizing

48’ X 6’4” X 11’987 Buckeye Park RoadColumbus, OH 43207United States(614) [email protected]

Paul Shope, Plant manager - [email protected], (614) 443-4621 Andrew Komer, Inside Sales & Customer Service - [email protected], (614) 443-4621 Steve Gutkoski, Operations Manager - [email protected], (614) 449-8281 Brian Crawford, Production Manager - [email protected], (614) 443-4621 Gary Henson, Customer Service & Transportation - [email protected], 6144434621 Rod Scott, Sales & Marketing Manager - [email protected], 6144434621 Drew Komer, Sales/Marketing - [email protected], 6144434621

V&S Delaware Galvanizing LLC

29' x 6' x 10'511 CarrollNew Castle, DE 19720United States(302) [email protected]

Sean Joyce, Sales Manager - [email protected], 3023672239 Johnny Roibu, Operations Manager - [email protected], (215) 739-8911 Dustin Adams, Inside Sales - [email protected], (302) 322-1420 Corey Ryan, Production Manager - [email protected], (302) 322-1420

V&S Detroit Galvanizing LLC

42' x 6' x 9'2"12600 Arnold StRedford, MI 48239United States(313) [email protected]

Peter Kohler, Key Account Manager Special Coatings - [email protected], (302) 322-1420 Jim Getz, Sales & Marketing Manager - [email protected], 313-535-2600 Doug Krest, PLant Manager - [email protected], 380-209-8688 Michael Trivelloni, Operations Manager - [email protected], (313) 535-2600

V&S Lebanon Galvanizing

56’ X 7’4” X 10’9”153 Micro DriveJonestown, PA 17038United States(717) [email protected]

John Feeman, Sales/Marketing - [email protected], (717) 861-7777 Wayne Stehman, Operations Manager - [email protected], (717) 861-7777 Larry VanBrunt, Production Manager - [email protected], (717) 861-7777 Alek Novatnak, Sales & Marketing Manager - [email protected], 7178617777


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V&S Memphis Galvanizing LLC

48' x 6'4" x 11'3348 Fite RdMillington, TN 38053United States(901) [email protected]

William Martin, Operations Manager - [email protected], (901) 358-4899 Justin Gilmer, Key Account Manager - [email protected], (901) 358-4899 Sid Bogue, Sales and Marketing Manager - [email protected], 901-358-4899 Raymond Stanford - [email protected], 9013148986

V&S New York Galvanizing, LLC

29' x 10' x 6'272 Corporate DriveOwego, NY 13827United States607-304-2399www.hotdipgalvanizing.com

Tom Ness, Operations Manager - [email protected], 260-488-4477 Enrique Vergani, Plant Manager - [email protected], (508) 828-9499 Bryant Myers, Sales and Marketing Manager - [email protected], 6073218088 Amber Jackson - [email protected] Lora Stadelman - [email protected], 607-304-2399

V&S Taunton Galvanizing LLC

29' x 6' x 10'585 John Hancock RdTaunton, MA 2780United States(508) [email protected]

Paul England, Sales Manager - [email protected], (302) 322-1420 Edmond McCarthy, Operations Manager - [email protected], (508) 828-9499 Balmori Par, Plant Manager - [email protected], 4016177634

Valley Nut & Bolt Co., Inc.

10' x 2'6" x 4'10111 Tilley Road SouthOlympia, WA 98512United States360.754.4877Fax: 3603579383valleynutandbolt.com

Dallas Puckett, President - [email protected], 360-951-6665 Haven Hamilton, Bookkeeper - [email protected], 360.754.4877 Evan Puckett, General Manager - [email protected], 360.754.4877 Dave Grove, Sales - [email protected] Jeff Hill, Job Coordinator - [email protected], 360.754.4877

Valmont Coatings

One Valmont Plaza, Suite 400Omaha, NE 68154United States(402) 963-4250www.valmontcoatings.com

Mark Mellon, National Sales Manager - [email protected], 813-621-8990 Richard Cornish, Group President, Global Coatings - [email protected], 402-963-4200 Kyle Uptmor, Vice President Operational Excellence - [email protected], 402-963-4223 Kevin Halstead, VPGM North American Galvanizing - [email protected], 402-963-4203 Anup Ruia, Vice President of Applied Coatings - [email protected], 847-455-0884 Carl Rhodes, Regional Manager - [email protected], 918-266-2800 Sandy Richardson, Regional Manager - [email protected], 918-266-2800 Maurice Satterwhite, Regional Manager - [email protected], 503-692-8858 Sally Buck, Environmental Manager - [email protected] Michael Michalski, Vice President Demand Creation & Innovation - [email protected], 402-963-4205


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Valmont Coatings - American Galvanizing

55' x 6'6" x 10'1919 Route 54 (Twelveth Street)Folsom, NJ 08037United States(609) 567-2090www.amergalv.com

Jeff Scagnelli, Sales Rep - [email protected], 609-567-2090 RJ Cilurso, General Manager - [email protected], 609-569-4489 James Vaughan - [email protected]

Valmont Coatings - Birmingham Galvanizing

58' x 7'2" x 9'20' x 4'1" x 5'3"475 Dietrich RoadSteele, AL 35987United States(205) 594-5555www.valmontcoatings.com

Shannon Lemons - [email protected], 2565042656 John Wilcox, Marketing Sales Manager - [email protected], 205-594-5555 Randle Cunningham, General Manager - [email protected], 205-594-5555

Valmont Coatings - Calwest Galvanizing

60' x 6' x 10'2226 E Dominguez StCarson, CA 90810-1086United States(888) 225-9378www.valmontcoatings.com

Isaac Maldonado - [email protected], 888-225-9378 Kevin Hobson, Manager, Sales & Marketing - [email protected], 310-549-2200

Valmont Coatings - Columbia Galvanizing

35’ x 6’ x 9’1445 Old Dunbar RdWest Columbia, SC 29172United States(803) 755-2550www.valmontcoatings.com

Pat Evans, General Manager - [email protected], 803-755-2550 Sarah Larsen, Outside Sales Rep - [email protected], 8037552550

Valmont Coatings - Empire Galvanizing

52' x 4'8" x 6'19' x 4' x 5'10909 Franklin AveFranklin Park, IL 60131-1472United States(847) 455-0884www.valmontcoatings.com

Carol Belpedio - [email protected], (847) 455-0884

Valmont Coatings - Intermountain Galvanizing

46' x 6' x 6'1085 W 400 NorthLindon, UT 84042United States801-785-7200www.valmontcoatings.com

Phil Nicholes, Operations Manager - [email protected] Eva Snow, General Manager - [email protected], (801) 785-7200


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Valmont Coatings - Miami Galvanizing

35' x 6' x 9'3350 NW 119th StMiami, FL 33167United States(305) 681-8844www.valmontcoatings.com

John Mulhall, Gneral Manager - Miami Galvanizing - [email protected], 3056818844 Scott Kratky, Sales Manager - [email protected], 305-681-8844

Valmont Coatings - Oklahoma Galvanizing

60' x 6' x 7'6"58' x 7'6" x 10'25055 Alliance DrClaremore, OK 74017United States(918) 266-2800www.valmontcoatings.com

James Malaguti, Outside Sales - [email protected], 918-266-2800 Aaron berry, general manager - [email protected], (918) 266-2800

Valmont Coatings - Pacific States Galvanizing

44' x 5'3" x 8'9"9700 SW Herman RdTualatin, OR 97062United States(503) 692-8888www.valmontcoatings.com

Keith Gainer, Sales Manager - [email protected], 800-547-7736 Mark Weller, General Manager - [email protected], 503-826-3989

Valmont Coatings - Pittsburgh Galvanizing

54' x 8'3" x 10'6"#9 South 12th StMidland, PA 15059United States724-508-1011www.valmontcoatings.com

Harry Barber, General Manager - [email protected], 724-508-1011

Valmont Coatings - Pure Metal Galvanizing Brantford

45' x 6'6" x 9'9"30' x 4'4" x 6'16' x 4' x 5'32 Bodine DriveBrantford, ON N3R 7M4Canada(519) 758-5505www.valmontcoatings.com

Chris Hart, Sales Rep - [email protected], 519-758-5505 Patrick Gavey, General Manager - [email protected], 905-677-7491 Chip Dufrat, Labourer - [email protected], (519) 761-9833

Valmont Coatings - Pure Metal Galvanizing Mississauga

52' x 4'4" x 6'20' x 5' x 7'7470 Bren RdMississauga, ON L4T 1H4Canada(905) 677-7491www.valmontcoatings.com

Lee Kelly, Sales Rep - [email protected], 905-567-7840


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Valmont Coatings - Salina Galvanizing

55' x 10'6" x 12'2328 Aurora Ave.Salina, KS 67401United States(785) 452-9630www.valmontcoatings.com

Jay Sutherland, Sales Manager - [email protected], 785-452-9630 Henry Kramer, General Manager - [email protected] Terry Lambert, Sales - [email protected] Aaron Kumpula - [email protected], (785) 452-9630

Valmont Coatings - Siouxland Galvanizing

31' x 6' x 5'Sioux City, IA 51102United States(712) 252-4101www.valmontcoatings.com

Valmont Coatings - Tampa Galvanizing

42' x 6' x 9'9520 E Broadway AveTampa, FL 33619United States(813) 621-8990www.valmontcoatings.com

Shane Cothern, Sales Manager - [email protected], 813-621-8990 Carlos Gioppo - [email protected], (813) 621-8990

Valmont Coatings - United Galvanizing

61' x 7'3" x 7'3"42' x 5' x 6'6123 Cunningham RdHouston, TX 77041United States(713) 466-4161www.valmontcoatings.com

Nathan Blacketer, Senior General Manager - [email protected], 785-452-9630 Russell Wallace, Sales Manager - [email protected], 817-572-2280

Valmont Coatings - Valley Galvanizing

58' x 7'2 x 8'6"28800 Ida StValley, NE 68064United States(402) 359-2201www.valmontcoatings.com

Christopher Hart - [email protected], 4023592201 Jeff Oles - [email protected], 1-800-777-2201

Valmont Coatings - Virginia Galvanizing

50' x 6' x 9'3535 Halifax RdPetersburg, VA 23805United States(804) 733-0808www.valmontcoatings.com

Rick Faulconer, General Manager - [email protected], 804-733-0808 Tracy Spradlin, Other - [email protected], (804) 733-0808


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Valmont Coatings - West Point Galvanizing

30' x 8'6" x 10'1700 S Beemer StWest Point, NE 68788United States(402) 372-3706www.valmontcoatings.com

Robert Paulsen, General manager - [email protected], 402-372-3706

Voigt & Schweitzer LLC

987 Buckeye Park RdColumbus, OH 43207United States(614) [email protected]

Tina Allen, Exec. Asst./Marketing. Coordinator - [email protected], (614) 449-8281 Brian Miller, President - [email protected], 614-449-8281 Bob Messler, Vice President of Operations - [email protected], 732-442-7555 Rich Collins, Senior Sales & Marketing Manager - [email protected], (614) 449-8281 Jim Saylor, Group Technical Manager - [email protected], (717) 861-7777 Paul Simmons, Group Chief Executive Designate - [email protected], 6144498281 Nicole Crawford - [email protected]

Wire Bond

14' x 4'2" x 6'400 Rountree RdCharlotte, NC 28224United States704-525-5554www.wirebond.com

Eddie Brown, Plant Manager - [email protected], (704) 525-5554 Ian Walsh, CEO - [email protected], 7045255554 Mike Carter, Galvanizing Manager - Charlotte - [email protected] Keith Anderson, Supervisor - [email protected], 704-525-5554 Chauncey Harlan, Kettle Operator - , 704-525-5554 | Otis Vernon, Kettle Operator - , 704-525-5554 Gregory Dulin, Kettle Operator - , 704-525-5554 Nathaniel Cooper, Supervisor - , 704-525-5554 Japlin Cureton, Kettle Operator - , 704-525-5554 Lewis Latta, Kettle Operator - , 704-525-5554 Michael Cousins, Kettle Operator / QA - , 704-525-5554

Wire-Bond Memphis

16' x 14'2" x 6'2365 Harbor AvenueMemphis, TN 38113United States(901) 775-9444www.wirebond.com

Tracy Covington, Plant Manager-Memphis - [email protected], (901) 775-9444

Young Galvanizing, Inc.

48' x 5' x 8'6"24' x 5' x 6'Route 551Pulaski, PA 16143United States(724) [email protected]

William A. Miller, Chief Operating Officer - [email protected], (724) 658-1666 Andrew Gamble, President - [email protected], (724) 658-1666 Bill Miller, Chief Operating Officer - [email protected], (724) 658-1666 Dennis Ratvasky, Galvanizing Superintendent - , (724) 658-1666 Bradford Buchanan - [email protected], (724) 658-1666 Bob Bartoshek, Sales/Marketing Director - [email protected], 724-658-1666 Don Cataldi, Regulatory Compliance Manager - [email protected], (724) 658-1666 Jim Stewart - [email protected], 724-658-1666 James Stewart, Maintenance Supervisor - [email protected]

Zinkpower - Mexico

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Zinkpower - Monterrey, S.A. de C.V.

52'6" x 8'6" x 10'6"Av. Del Parque 2120-B Monterrey Technology ParkCienega de Flores, 65550Mexico011-52-818-901-4077monterrey@zinkpower.comwww.zinkpower.com

Isidro Cuellar, Quality Manager - [email protected], 011-52-818-901-4077 Pedro Romero, Sales Manager - [email protected], 011-52-818-901-4077 Ricardo Rodriguez, Plant Manager - [email protected], 01152 81 89 01 40 77 Gerardo Campos - [email protected] Isidro Manuel Cruz - [email protected], 528189014076 Isidro Manuel Cuéllar Cruz - [email protected], 8116317200 Albert Gebeshuber, General Manager - [email protected], +52 1 81 15 16 07 99

Zinkpower USA

PO Box 2140WEATHERFORD, TX 76088-7227United [email protected]

Tim Pendley - [email protected] Joe Langemeier, VP Business Development - [email protected] Ken Morgan, Dir of Eng - [email protected] Joseph Langemeier - [email protected]

Zinkpower USA - Portland

43' x 5'6" x 6'4"2406 NW 30th AvenuePortland, OR 97210United States(503) 227-5611Fax: [email protected]

Craig Hamilton, Plant Manager - [email protected], (503) 227-5611 Tony Skellenger, Customer Service/Production - [email protected], (503) 708-5926 Tom Fister, Sales - [email protected], (503) 227-5611

Zinkpower USA - Waco

7401 Mars DriveWaco, TX 76712United [email protected]

Grady Phillips, Director of Operations - [email protected] Evan Randall, Plant Manager - [email protected]

Sustaining Members

Aervoe Industries, Inc.

1100 Mark CircleGardnerville, NV 89410United States(775) 783-3100www.aervoe.com

Bob English, District Sales Manager - [email protected], (775) 783-3100 Keith Faber, Central Region Sales Manager - [email protected], (775) 783-3100 Mel Breaux, Sales - [email protected], (775) 783-3100 Dale Roberson, Sales Operations Manager - [email protected], (775) 783-3100 Kirk Reisinger, District Sales Manager - [email protected], (775) 783-3100 Kieran Creek, Product Manager - [email protected]

American Spin-A-Batch

10956 Parkshire LaneHenrico, VA 23233United States(804) [email protected]

Stewart Von Herbulis, President - [email protected], 804-798-1349


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American Zinc Recycling Corporation

3000 GSK Dr, Suite 201Moon Township, PA 15108United States(724) 774-1020www.azr.com

Ali Alavi, Director & Counsel, Environment, Health & Safety - [email protected], (724) 774-1020 Debbie Lherbier, Office Manager - [email protected], (724) 774-1020 Brandon Tirpak - [email protected] CAROLE Enke - [email protected] Joel Hawthorne, President & CEO - [email protected], (724) 774-1020 Timothy Basilone, VP - Environmental Affairs - [email protected], (724) 774-1020 Bill Breedlove, Senior VP & Chief Commerical Officer - [email protected], (724) 774-1020 x2289

APR Plastic Fabricating, Inc.

2312 Cass StFort Wayne, IN 46808United States(260) 482-8523www.aprtanks.com

Brian Clark, Sales - [email protected], (260) 482-8523 Chad Falls, Director of Sales - [email protected], (260) 482-8523 Phil Falls, General Manager - [email protected], (260) 482-8523 Sara Cutigni, Marketing Manager - [email protected], (260) 482-8523 Lenny Schlotter - [email protected] Carl Wegmet, Project Manager - [email protected], 260-482-8523 Matt Stine - [email protected], (260) 482-8523

Bottaro Mario Srl

Via F. Baracca, 9Novate Milanese (MI), [email protected]

Giovanni Esposito, Sales Director - [email protected], 39-02-39-100-48 Olga Bykova, Sales Specialist - [email protected], 011-39-02-33-24 Alberto Bottaro, Managing Director - [email protected], 39-02-39-100-488

Brite Products

14650 DequindreDetroit, MI 48212United States(313) 865-4380www.briteproducts.com

Tony Zaccagni, Sales and Operations - [email protected], 313-598-4712 David Dirnberger - [email protected], 313-883-6977

Carter Alloys Company

522 Fishers Rd.Bryn Mawr, PA 19010United States(610) 716-4160www.carteralloys.com

Steven Carter, Owner - [email protected], (215) 845-5805 Laurie Sherman, VP Quality - [email protected], (215) 845-5805

Cavert Wire Co., Inc.

620 Forum ParkwayRural Hall, NC 27045United States336- 969-3538336-969-2601Fax: 336-969-2621www.cavertwire.com

Bert Shiflet, VP of Sales - [email protected], 800-444-4005 Charles Spittler, President - [email protected], 336-969-2601 christopher kearns, Galvanizer Manager - [email protected], 3369693538 Jake Kearns - [email protected]


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CEPC LLC

5501 Campbells Run RdPittsburgh, PA 15205United States(412) 747-1101www.polcycle.com

Richard Heagerty - [email protected], (412) 747-1101 Ronald Heagerty, Manufacturing Manager - [email protected], (412) 747-1101

CIC Pittsburgh LLC

2857 Banksville RoadPittsburgh, PA 15216United [email protected]

David Dyczewski, (SPSM) Purchasing Mgr - [email protected], 412 220-2250 John Hayes, Senior Advisor - [email protected], (412) 344-5340 Kevin Tomasic, Estimating & Purchasing Manager - [email protected], (412) 220-2250 Inaki Contreras - [email protected] Karen Killgallon, Accounts Manager - [email protected] Jared Kaufman, President - [email protected], 412-344-5340 Paul Tomasic, Technical Services Manager - [email protected], 412-344-5340

Columbiana Boiler Co., LLC

200 W Railroad StColumbiana, OH 44408United States(330) 482-3373www.cbco.com

Wayne Good, Vice President - [email protected], 330-482-3373 Michael Sherwin, President - [email protected], 330-482-3373 Jessica Savon, Sales Assistant - [email protected], (330) 482-3373

Combilift USA

303 Concord StGreensboro, NC 27406United States(877) 266-2456www.combilift.com

Gearoid Hogan, VP-Marketing - [email protected], 3363144262 Eleanor McDermott, Exhibition Co-Ordinator - [email protected] Bret Hebenstreit - [email protected] Jim Cox - [email protected] Roland O'Brien

Crc Industries Inc

800 Horsham Rd, Suite 101Horsham, PA 19044United States1-215-674-4300http://crcindustries.com

Valerie Cherryhomes, Specification Specialist - [email protected], 4697671274 Robert Canfield - [email protected]

Crighton Plastics Inc.

392 Flaugherty Run RdCoraopolis, PA 15108United States(724) 457-0594www.crightonplastics.com

Chris Crighton, President/Sales - [email protected], 724-457-0748 Chris Read, Plant Manager - [email protected], (724) 457-0594

DeFelsko Corporation

800 Proctor AveOgdensburg, NY 13669-0676United States(315) 393-4450www.defelsko.com

Michael Beamish, Engineer - Other - [email protected], (315) 393-4450 Richard Northrop, Marketing manager - [email protected], (315) 393-4450


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Dipl.-Ing. Herwig GmbH

Eppenhauser Str. 151Hagen, 58093Germany49-2331-91555www.herwig-gmbh.com

Oliver Herwig - [email protected], 492-331-91555 Marco Antunes - [email protected], 49-2331-91555

EA Raw Materials Corp.

Henry Henning DriveMaybrook, NY 12543United States(412) 417-3360www.eazall.com

Marc Morgan, VP - Price Risk Management - [email protected], (412) 417-3360 Henry De Francesca, Vice President - Trading - [email protected], 412-417-3360 Kate Bauer - [email protected], 845-427-2151 Will Flaherty - [email protected], 8454275091

Eastern Alloys, Inc.

Maybrook, NY 12543United States(845) 427-2151www.eazall.com

Richard H. Bauer, President - [email protected], (845) 427-2151 Eric Smith, Zinc Sales - [email protected], (724) 561-8995

EMH, Inc.

550 Crane DriveValley City, OH 44280United States(330) [email protected]

Darryl Kozel, Marketing Manager - [email protected], (330) 220-8600 John Portman, Northeast Regional Sales Manager - [email protected], 330-220-8600

Enduro Composites, Inc.

16602 Central Green Blvd.Houston, TX 77032United States(713) 358-4000endurocomposites.com

Pete Montes, Manger of Sales Operations - [email protected], (713) 358-4000 Flavio Ortiz, VP Sales & Marketing - [email protected], (713) 358-4000 Tom Toler Retired, Director of Building Products - [email protected], (713) 358-4000 Aaron Barth - [email protected] Blake Heger - [email protected] Aaron Aday - [email protected]

EverZinc USA, Inc.

3717 National Dr, Ste 105Raleigh, NC 27613United States(919) 874-7167www.umicore.com

Gil Smith - [email protected] Ed Schlotzhauer - [email protected], 713.822.7726

Gimeco Impianti S.r.l

Via 1 Maggio 31 / Trezanno Rosa (MI) 20069Milano, [email protected]

Ermes Moroni, Chairman - [email protected], 39-335-246355 Federico Sanvito, Sales Manager - [email protected], 390-2-909-607-5 Federica Bosio, Chemical Process Engineer - [email protected], 390-2-909-607-51


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Glencore Ltd.

330 Madison AveNew York, NY 10017United States(646) 949-2500www.glencore.com

Devin Hanrahan - [email protected], 203-328-3148 Renato G A Silva, Sr. Credit Analyst - [email protected] Ryan Bohling - [email protected], 203-35302771

GOAD Company

144 S Kentucky AveIndependence, MO 64053United States8007334623www.goadco.com

Kyle Reid, Field Services - [email protected], (816) 836-2113 Phillip Pyatt, Engineer - [email protected], (816) 836-2113 Tyler Goad, Operations Manager - [email protected], (816) 836-2113 Curtis Goad, President - [email protected], 8007334623

Hard Rock Concrete Cutters Inc

601 Chaddick DrWheeling, IL 60090United States+1 847-699-0010https://hardrockconcretecutters.com/

Ted Stanaszek, Director, Sales + Marketing - [email protected], +1 847-699-0010 Jim Dvoratchek, President - [email protected], +1 847-699-0010 Doug St Marie, Operation Manager - [email protected], +1 847-699-0010 Corrie Krula, Treasurer - [email protected], +1 847-699-0010

HUB Industrial Supply

Lake City, FL 32025United States(800) 743-9401www.hubindustrial.com

Stuart Johnson, VP - [email protected], (800) 743-9401 Bennett Lacey, Industry Manager - [email protected], 8007439401 Mark Magstadt, President - [email protected], (386) 755-9401 Geoff Otts, Manager - [email protected] Heidi Guinn - [email protected], 3867559401 Rosita Arnold, ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT - [email protected] Heidi Guinn, Industry Specialist - [email protected] Jennifer Guinn - [email protected], 800-743-9401

Hudbay

Dundee Place 1 Aedaide Ste 2501Toronto, ON M5C 2V9Canada(416) 601-9540www.hudbayminerals.com

Eugene Lee, marketing director - [email protected], (416) 601-9540 Steve Hayes, Marketing Director - [email protected], (416) 601-9540

Imperial Alloys Corporation

1031 East 103rd StreetChicago, IL 60628United States(773) 264-5900

Ed Cohen, Sales/Marketing - [email protected], (773) 264-5900 David Kozin, President - [email protected], (773) 264-5900 Jay Sandler, President - [email protected], 773-264-5900 Bill Jeke - [email protected]


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InfoSight Corporation

20700 US Highway 23Chillicothe, OH 45601United States(740) [email protected]

Becky Dolan, General Manager - Sales Administration & Market Advancement - [email protected], 740-642-3600 Ed O'Neal - [email protected], (740) 642-3600 Joe Morelli, National Sales Manager - [email protected], (740) 642-3600 Jeff Good, Regional Sales Manager - [email protected] Dennis Garlington, Account Manager - [email protected] Robert Speer - [email protected] Connor Sampson, Technical Sales Specialist- Southwest - [email protected] Brian Schlatterbeck, Steel Identification Solution Specialist - [email protected], (740) 649-5410 Stephen Suleski, Western Regional Technical Sales Specialist - [email protected], (740) 642-3600 Joseph Muscarella - [email protected], 7406423600

Ingenia GmbH

Bremenstrasse 15-17Linz, 4030Austria+1 847 558 4423www.ingenia.at

Jurgen Jost, President and CEO - [email protected], 011-43-732-7070 Johann Romberger, Pre-treatment solutions, equipment - [email protected], 847-558-4423 Andreas Osterkorn, Managing Director (Ingenia GmbH) - [email protected], 43 732 701010 800

KVK Koerner

Bahnhofstrasse 26Wies, 8551Austria00.43.3465.2513www.koerner.at

Gabriele Marauli, Assistant - [email protected], 011.43.3465.2513 Fritz Nerat, Managing Director - [email protected], 011.43.3465.2513 Franz Wurm, Managing Director - [email protected], 011.43.3465.251

Marsh & McLennan Agency

7015 College Blvd Ste 400Overland Park, KS 66211United States913-491-1999https://www.marshmma.com

Brian Place, Director of Sales - [email protected] Kim Simpson, COO - [email protected], 913-491-1999

Metaullics Systems, Division of Pyrotek, Inc.

355 Campus DriveAurora, OH 44202United States(440) 669-2930www.metaullics.com

Nate Deem, Sales Manager - [email protected], (440) 349-8815

Mineral Research & Development

5910 Pharr Mill RoadHarrisburg, NC 28075United States(800) 334-0417(704) 454-4811Fax: (704) [email protected]

Dana Ribelin, Customer Service - [email protected], (800) 334-0417 Carlos Castellanos, Plant Manager / Freeport, TX - [email protected], (800) 334-0417 John Mikulka - [email protected], (800) 334-0417 Trey Asberry - [email protected], (800) 334-0417 Thorn Baccich - [email protected], 704-957-2813


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Nexa Resources U.S., Inc.

3200 Southwest Freeway, Suite 3030Houston, TX 77027United Stateswww.nexaresources.com

Hector Munoz - [email protected] Renato Tozin, MD Consultant - [email protected], 51 981251145 Jerry Basalyga, Zinc Regional Sales Manager - [email protected], 832-726-0157 Nestor Lopez - [email protected], (832) 726-0151 Mariana Souza, Other - [email protected], 5.51E+12 Ariane Souza, Project Manager - [email protected], 5.51E+11

Resolite

615 Fifth Avenue, Suite 201Coraopolis,, PA 15108United States(412) 264-1904www.resolite.com

Gordon Kisler, Sales Manager - [email protected], (412) 264-1904 Patrick Hasler - [email protected], (901) 692-3253 Joe Hepp, Sales Manager - [email protected], (412) 264-1904 Bruce Pulcini, Southeast Area Manager - [email protected], (901) 877-1388 Rich Trice, National Sales Manager - [email protected] Roger Adkins, South East Territory Manager - [email protected] Barry Finch Barry Finch, Gulf Area Manager - [email protected] Tanner Womack - , (412) 264-1904 Grant Laufenburger, Sales Manager - [email protected]

Richker Metals, Inc.

2932 Danalda DriveLos Angeles, CA 90064United States(310) 559-3535www.zincworld.com

Russ Richker, President - [email protected], 310-559-3535 Kia Jackson, Office Manaager - [email protected], (310) 559-3535 David Zamos, VP - Sales - West Coast - [email protected], 213-300-0017 Linda Mulkey, Chief Administrative Officer - [email protected], (310) 559-3535

Richker Metals, Inc. - Chicago

11235 South Cottage Grove AveChicago, IL 60628United States(708) 456-7219www.zincworld.com

Jeffrey Palmer, VP Sales - Midwest - [email protected], 708-205-5712 Eric Palmer, VP Sales - East Coast - [email protected], 708-267-0383

Richker Metals, Inc. - Houston

1535 Mooney RoadHouston, TX 77093United States(281) 467-3227www.zincworld.com

Albert Vasquez, VP Sales - Southwest - [email protected], 281-458-5852

Richker Metals, Inc. - Malysaia

2932 Danalda DrLos Angeles, CA 90064United States310-559-3535www.zincworld.com

Banu Nargis, VP Sales - Asia Pacific - [email protected], 60137474404


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Ritchey Metals Co., Inc.

30 Georgetown RoadCanonsburg, PA 15317United States724-754-8504www.ritcheymetals.com

Carl Reynard, Sales Manager - [email protected], (724) 745-7700

S.B. Enterprises

5 Endicott RoadAndover, MA 01810United States(978) 475-4553

Steve Buell, Account Executive - [email protected], 9784793531 Sanjiv Sood, President - [email protected], 978-475-4661 Monish Jolly, Marketing & Sales Manager - [email protected], 617-201-9450

Scheffer Krantechnik GmbH

Fuchtorfer Strasse 60Sassenbert, 48336Germany49-2583-93220www.scheffer.de

Philipp Roth, Technical Sales North America - [email protected], 011-43 732 272932-50 Sebastian Vennebusch, Sales - [email protected], 49-2583-93220 Joerg Koglin, Managing Director - [email protected], 49-2583-93220 Christian Heckmann, Business Development - [email protected], 49-2583-93220 Senada Guso, Assistance - [email protected]

Shree Tech International

209 Unique House, Chakala Rd, Aderheri EastMumbai, 400099India91.22.28344604info@pnmemon.comshreetechinterational.com

Vivek Menon, International Business - [email protected], 91.22.28344604

Sirio Impianti Industriali

Via Don Marzorati 18/20Senago, 20030Italy+39 02 [email protected]

Liuba Shaplyko, Sales Manager - [email protected], +39 02 9982277 Giacomo Garabini, General Director - [email protected], +39 02 9982277 Matteo Garabini, Sales Director - [email protected], +39 02 9982277

SKM Industries, Inc.

Mid Valley Industrial Park 1012 Underwood Rd.Olyphant, PA 18447United States(800) [email protected]

Shanta Syal, President - [email protected], (800) 851-8464


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Soprin srl

Via Dell'Industria 106Maserada Sul Piave, [email protected]

Giorgio Tabacchi, Area Manager - [email protected], +39 335 1092596 Paolo Carniato, Sales Manager - [email protected], 39335203846

TecCoat Metal Treatments

14030 S lakes DrCharlotte, NC 28273United States(704) 357-0110www.teccoat-usa.com

Joe Allen, Sales Manager - [email protected], (251) 866-2873 Jaume Grau, President - [email protected], (704) 357-0110 Richard Ransom, Northern Region Sales Manager - [email protected], (704) 357-0110 Khalil Hammade, Director of Operations - [email protected], (704) 357-0110 Andreu Mendoza - [email protected] Juanjo Bermejo - [email protected] Michelle Lyle, Administrative Assistant - [email protected]

Teck Metals Ltd

100 Wellington Street WestTD West TowerSuite 600PO Box 125Toronto, ON M5K 1H1Canada(647) 788-3000www.teck.com

Jim Pedersen, General Mgr - Technical Marketing, Sales & Office Admin - [email protected], 647-788-3030 Jennifer Coe, Zinc Sales Manager - [email protected], 647-280-8092 Alan Soever, Senior Base Metals Marketing Representative - [email protected], 647 206 9881 Brenda Tognotti, Director, Metal Sales & Marketing - [email protected], (647) 788-3043

Teck Metals Ltd. - Product Technology Centre

3750B Laird Road, Unit 15Toronto, ON M5H 4C7Canadawww.teck.com

Graeme Anderson, Manager, Technical & Marketing Services - [email protected], (905) 287-2278 Audrey Boutin, Senior Technical Services Engineer - [email protected], (905) 287-2715 Daniel Liu, Senior Research Metallurgist - [email protected], (905) 287-2715 Adam Zeimiak, Technologist - [email protected], 905-607-5109

Texas Molecular

2525 Independence Parkway SouthDeer Park, TX 77536United States(281) 930-2540www.texasmolecular.com

Susan King, Customer Service - [email protected], (281) 930-2540 Frank Marine, President - [email protected], 281-930-2500 Stephen Franklin Theresa Garrett - [email protected], (281) 930-2540

TexCap Insurance

12404 Park Central Drive, Suite 200NDALLAS, TX 75251United States972-720-5374214-704-1991pyancey@texcapins.comwww.texcapins.com

Pat Yancey, VP/Partner - [email protected], (972) 720-5374 Scott Miles - [email protected], (972) 720-5374


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TIB Chemicals AG

Mulheimer Street 16-22Mannheim, 68219Germany004962189010+17139362244info@tib-chemicals.comwww.tib-chemicals.com

Andrew Bennison, product manager and technical consultant - [email protected], 49-621-8901-394 Brian Anderson, Technical Service & Sales - [email protected], 49-621-8901-394 Monika Leinenweber, Sales international - [email protected], 49-621-8901-394 André Gomez, Sales - [email protected], 4-96-21-890-139

Transtrade LLC

4404 S. Maybelle Ave.Tulsa, OK 74107United States(918) 521-7271

Nick Mason, Owner/GM - [email protected], 918-521-7271

U.S. Zinc

6020 Navigation BlvdHouston, TX 77011United States(713) 926-1705www.uszinc.com

Tracy Baugh, President - [email protected], 7139261705 Joe Husseini, Director of Domestic and International Sales - [email protected], 713-926-1705 Robert Heck - [email protected], (440) 725-8069

United Combustion & Services

200 West Railroad StreetColumbiana, OH 44408United States(330) 892-7733

Wayne Good, Vice President & General Manager - [email protected], (281) 398-0004 Mark Columbus, Engineering - [email protected], (330) 892-5052 Jessica Savon, Sales Assistant - [email protected], (330) 892-5048

Vickery Transportation, Inc.

3956 State Route 412Vickery, OH 43464United States(419) 547-4760www.vickerytransportation.com

Terri Drown - [email protected] Mark Cooley, Terminal Manager - [email protected], (419) 547-4760 John Whittington, CEO - [email protected], (419) 547-4760

W. Pilling Riepe GmbH & Co.KG

Gutenbergstr .2Ihlow-Riepe, [email protected]

Edmundo Gomez Ortiz, Engineer - [email protected], 525554154053 Andre Gomez M., Sales Manager Americas - [email protected], +52 1 55 543420 Tim Gambalat - [email protected] Rudiger Cramer, Sales Director - [email protected], 49-2352-20-15-24 Nikolai Prinz - [email protected], +49 23 52 20 15 - 0

Western Technologies, Inc.

4404 S Maybelle Ave.Tulsa, OK 74107United States(918) [email protected]

Craig Wiedeman, Senior Engineer - [email protected], 19287748700 Chris Mason, Engineer - [email protected], 918-712-2406 Russ Patterson, President - [email protected], 918-712-2406 Michael Patterson, Engineer - [email protected], 918-712-2406 Tim Mason, Project manager - [email protected], 918-712-2406


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Zaclon LLC

2981 Independence RdCleveland, OH 44115United States(800) [email protected]

Kelly Kuhar, Customer Service Manager - [email protected], (800) 356-7327 Michael Orlando, Marketing Manager - [email protected], 216-543-6135 Matthew O'Connor, Director of Sales & Marketing - [email protected], 216-965-4770 Robert Woods, Technical Director - [email protected], 216-271-1569 James Krimmel - [email protected], (800) 356-7327 Joseph Turgeon, Chairman - [email protected], (800) 356-7327 Dave Rose - [email protected] Jeff Turgeon, Director of Sales and Marketing - [email protected] Ed Jones, Galvanizing Products Sales Manager - [email protected] Duane Steelman - [email protected], 6026631817

Zaclon LLC - NJ

7 Summer CtOcean City, NJ 08226United States(609) 398-9540www.zaclon.com

Craig Keeley, Account Manager - [email protected], (609) 398-9540

Zinc Connections, LLC

129 Cherry LaneAliquippa, PA 15001United States(412) [email protected]

Barry Dugan - [email protected], 412.974.8935

Zinco Technologies Inc.

C.P. 25015 BP La CitièreLaprairie, QC J5R 5H4Canada(450) 641-5845www.zincotechnologies.com

Muriel Golabkan, Operations Manager - [email protected], (450) 641-5845

Associate Members

Al Jubail HIT Factory for Steel Galvanizing

42'7" x 4'11" x 9'10"Support Industries Area Intersecting Road 112 with 293Al Jubail, NY 31951Saudi Arabia011-00-966-0-340-7365/66www.hitgroupsa.com

Mohammad Yaser Khan, Quality Control Manager - [email protected], 011-00-966-0-34 Zohaib Qaiser, Chemist - [email protected], 011-00-966-0-34 Randy Villiarz, QC Engineer - [email protected], 011-00-966-0-340-7365/66 Mushabab Al Qahtani, President - [email protected], 011-00-966-0-340-7365/66 Hamed Zekra - [email protected] Shaik Kamran - [email protected], 966545407345


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Al-Ajab Metal Galvanizing Factory

26'2" x 4'11" x 7'10"39'4" x 5'3" x 6'6"PO Box 2138Al Khobar, NJ 31952Saudi Arabia011-966-3-8122-262www.al-ajab

Salma alenazi - [email protected] Kul Bahadur Thapa Magar - [email protected], 573109467 Hisham Omara, INternal Auditor - [email protected], 011-966-3-8122-262 Joseph Bautista Yanga - [email protected], 571077832 Roxil Baligasa - [email protected], 570601892 Ibrahim Saad - [email protected], 133407644 Alejandro Miranda Jr. - [email protected], 133407644 Marty Panaligan - [email protected], 133407644 Abdul Tawab Rahemani - [email protected], 133407644 Aadesh Tiwari - [email protected], 133407644 Dhirendra Kumar Chaudhary - [email protected], 133407646 Benedict Serarzo - [email protected], 133407644 Roxil Baligasa - [email protected], 133407644 Joseph Yanga - [email protected], 966571077832 Jude Touchette - [email protected], 966133407646 Ibrahim Saad, General Manager - [email protected], 966 0 13 340-7644 Reynaldo Bautista, Vice President Business Relations - [email protected], 011-966-1-3822262 Mark Anthony Herrera - [email protected], 133407644 Ibrahim El-Din, OPM - [email protected], 011-966-3-8122-262 Waleed Al-Ajab, CEO - [email protected], 011-966-3-8122-262 Mukesh Kumar Sawrnkar - [email protected], 966571100241 Medhat Ali, Finance Manager - , 011-966-3-8122-262 HASAN ALAYAF - [email protected], 9660133407644 M Khan, Administrative Manager - [email protected], 011-966-3-8122-262

An Viet Mechanical Co., Ltd

40'5/16'' x 5'3'' x 7'10''39'4'' x 4'7'' x 7'2''40'5/16'' x 5'3'' x 7'10'Km3, Phan Trong Tue St, Tam Hiep ward, Thanh Tri DistHanoi, [email protected]

Quang Nguyen, Market Development Manager - [email protected], 91368180

Arabian International Company (f.k.a. Attieh Galvanizing)

41' x 4'11" x 8'3"26'3" x 4'11" x 3'4"Kilo 40, Old Makkah RdJeddah, 21531Saudi [email protected]

Khurshid Abdul khan, Supervisor - [email protected], 9.67E+11 Eyad Arafa, Plant Development Manager - [email protected], 00966-2-5910999 Mohd Abd Qader, GM Tower and Galvanizing Plant - [email protected], 00966-2-5910999 Hani Elkassih, Surface Treatment & Dispatch Manager - [email protected], 00966-2-5910999 Mohammad Shaaban, Section Head Galvanizing Plant - [email protected], 00966-2-5910999 Sreedhar Patnaik Manapuram, Engineer - [email protected] Ibrahim Okasha, Galvanizing production section head - [email protected] Fouad Elshareh, QC Engineer - [email protected], 966568167414


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B.E. Wedge Holdings Ltd, Wedge Group Galvanizing Ltd; B.E. Wedge Ltd

Stafford StWillenhall, WV131RZUnited [email protected]

Roy Stevens, Consultant - [email protected], 44-1527-545644 Jeremy Woolridge, Chairman & Chief Executive - [email protected], 44-1902-630311

BE Wedge Holdings Ltd., Wedge Group Galvanizing Ltd - Acrow Galvanizing Ltd

17'3" x 4' x 10'10"14 Piperell WayHaverhill, CB98PHUnited [email protected]

BE Wedge Holdings Ltd., Wedge Group Galvanizing Ltd - East Anglian Galvanizing Ltd

26'3" x 4'7" x 10'10"Old North RoadSawtry, PE28 5XNUnited Kingdom44-1487-833160east.anglian@wedge-galv.co.ukwww.wedge-galv.co.uk

BE Wedge Holdings Ltd., Wedge Group Galvanizing Ltd - Edward Howell Galvanizers Ltd

33'8" x 4' x 8'10"15'7" x 4'11" x 11'Watery LaneWednesfield, WV13 3SUUnited Kingdom44-1902-637463edward.howell@wedge-galv.co.ukwww.wedge-galv.co.uk

BE Wedge Holdings Ltd., Wedge Group Galvanizing Ltd - Humber Galvanizing Ltd

18' x 4' x 9'2"24'7" x 4' x 9'2"Unit J Citadel Trading ParkHull, HU9 1TQUnited [email protected]

BE Wedge Holdings Ltd., Wedge Group Galvanizing Ltd - Manchester Galvanizing Ltd

34'5" x 5' x 10'10"Green LaneHeywood, 0L10 2DYUnited Kingdom44-1706-366191www.wedge-galv.co.uk


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BE Wedge Holdings Ltd., Wedge Group Galvanizing Ltd - Merseyside Galvanizing Ltd

21' x 4' x 9'2"Blackburne StreetGarston, L19 8JAUnited Kingdom44-151-427-1449merseyside@wedge-galv.co.ukwww.wedge-galv.co.uk

BE Wedge Holdings Ltd., Wedge Group Galvanizing Ltd - Metaltreat Ltd

19'8" x 3'11" x 9'2"Metaltreat HouseCanal Road, BD2 1ANUnited Kingdom44-1274-221500metaltreat@wedge-galv.co.ukwww.wedge-galv.co.uk

BE Wedge Holdings Ltd., Wedge Group Galvanizing Ltd - Newport Galvanizers Ltd

23' x 4' x 12'3"Llanwern WorksNewport, NP19 4QXUnited Kingdom44-1633-277400newport@wedge-galv.co.ukwww.wedge-galv.co.uk

BE Wedge Holdings Ltd., Wedge Group Galvanizing Ltd - Scottish Galvanizers Ltd

47'7" x 4' x 10'10"MacLellan StreetGlasgow, G41 1RRUnited Kingdom44-141-427-3041scottish@wedge-galv.co.ukwww.wedge-galv.co.uk

BE Wedge Holdings Ltd., Wedge Group Galvanizing Ltd - South East Galvanizers Ltd

34'5" x 5'7" 10'11"Crittall RoadWitham, CM8 3DRUnited Kingdom44-1376-501501south.east@wedge-galv.co.ukwww.wedge-galv.co.uk

BE Wedge Holdings Ltd., Wedge Group Galvanizing Ltd - South West Galvanizers Ltd

33'8" x 4' x 8'10"Marsh EndLords Meadow Industrial Estate, EX17 1DNUnited Kingdom44-1363-774574south.west@wedge-galv.co.ukwww.wedge-galv.co.uk


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BE Wedge Holdings Ltd., Wedge Group Galvanizing Ltd - Wessex Galvanizers Ltd

23'10" x 4'5" x 9'10"Tower Industrial EstateTower Lane, S050 6NZUnited [email protected]

BE Wedge Holdings Ltd., Wedge Group Galvanizing Ltd - Worksop Galvanizing Ltd

68'11" x 4'11" x 9'1"Claylands AvenueWorksop, S81 7BQUnited Kingdom44-1909-486384worksop@wedge-galv.co.ukwww.wedge-galv.co.uk

Galva Steel for Manufacture Metals and Cables

45' 11'' × 5' 11'' × 10' 6''Building No. 364Street 19Pink ZoneNew Industrial AreaDoha, Qatar+974 4032 [email protected]

Ayman Elsaedy, Factory Manager - [email protected], +974 4032 2000 Wael Abourich, Chief Accountant - [email protected], +974 4032 2000 Mohamed Bayoumy, General Manager - [email protected], +974 4032 2000 Nirmal Kumar, QAQC - [email protected]

Galvanizing Services EST

41’ x4’11” x 7’10"Dubai, United Arab [email protected]

Rajesh Sancheti, Manager - Administraion & finance - [email protected], 0097143470916 Hassan Gasim, Manager - Production & Sales - [email protected], 0097143470916 Mahmoud Gasim, Managing Director - [email protected], 0097143470916

Hidada, Ltd.

34' 6" x 5' 11" x 9' 2"54' x 6' 4" x 9' 3"Industrial City, Phase II, Mahjar DistrictJeddah, 21463Saudi Arabia011-966-2-6374450marketingandsales@hidada.com.sawww.hidada.com.sa

Saad Bin Nazar, QC Superintendent - [email protected], 011-966-2-6374450


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Kalpataru Power Transmission Limited

32'9" x 4'11" x 10'6"Plot No. 101, Part - III, G.I.D.C Estate Sector - 28Gandhinager, 382028India91-792-321-4525www.kalpatarupower.com

Mahendra Patel, General Manager(Production) - [email protected] Rasik Radadia, Asst. General Manager (Production) - [email protected] Devang Jani, GM - [email protected], 9099901973 Pramond Jain, AVP (Finance & Accounting) - [email protected], 91-792-321-4525 Rajesh Desai, Asst. General Manager (Production) - [email protected], 91-792-321-4525 Dharmesh Mahant, Sr. Vice President (Manufacturing) - [email protected], 91-792-321-4525 Viral Vaidya, Manager - Galvanizing - [email protected], 9898613430 Mitesh Dave, Sr. Manager (Quality Assurance & Inspection) - [email protected] Shitang Joshi, Asst. General Manager (Quality Assurance & Inspection) - [email protected]

Kunshan Jinxing Galvanizing Co., Ltd.

16' x 2'6" x 3'10"Baijiantang, Qiandeng TownKundhan, China0512-57469888http://www.ksjxdx.cn.china.cn

Tang Youline, Business Manager - [email protected], 0512-57469888

LTL Galvanizers (Pvt) Limited - Lanka

23' x 4'3" x 6'10"9'10" x 2'7" x 3'11"Lots 3 & 4 - LindelSapugaskanda, Sri Lanka94-1-401305

Prabath Gunasekara, Quality Assurance Manager - [email protected], 011.94.11.2401305.8 Sudath Annasiwatta, Chief Executive Officer - [email protected], 94-1-401305 Ruwan Welagedara, Plant Manager - [email protected], 011.94.11.2401305.8 Amila Ruwanpathirana - [email protected], +94774794625 Nirosh Siriwardena - [email protected], +94774795878 Gayan David - [email protected], +94774563006 Chalanga Hettiarachchi - [email protected], +94773480607

Masdar Technical Supplies Trading Co.

4'3" x 3'3" x 3'8'3" x 7'3" x 3'3"11'10" x 10'6" x 4'Prince Salman St, Old SinaiyahRiyadh, 11462Saudi Arabia966114489999www.mts.com.sa

Faisal Al-Muhaidib, General Manager - [email protected], 966114489999 Hossam Awad, Group Chief Accountant - [email protected], 966114489999 Amin Besada, Head Fabrication Service - [email protected], 966114489999

Metalogalva-Irmaos Silvas, S.A.

41' × 6' × 7'3''6'7'' × 3'11'' × 3'11''Apartado 206, Maganha, Santiago de BougadoTROFA, 4786-909Portugal351.252.400.520Fax: 351.252.400.521www.metalogalva.pt

Mário Ferreira, Production manager - [email protected], 351.252.400.520 Dionísio Moreira, Quality Manager - [email protected], 351.252.400.520 Joana Cruz, EHS manager - [email protected]


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Mitas Industry Inc.

45'11" x 6' x 7'2"41' x 5' x 6'7"41’ x 4’1 x 7’5”11'6" x 4' x 5' (ceramic)ESKI Guvercinlik Yolu #113, P.K. 9Gazi, 6560Turkey00-90-312-296-28-00www.mitasgalvanising.com

Alper Ackam, Board Member - [email protected], 00-90-312-296-2 Selcuk Bozkir, Qc Manager - [email protected], 00-90-312-296-28-00 Arda Karagumus - [email protected] Selçuk Bozk?r - [email protected] BATUHAN OZUSTA, . - [email protected], 00-90-312-296-28-00

National Co. for Galvanizing & Steel Poles Ltd. (Galvanco)

46’6” x 4’9” x 6’6”33’8” x 5’6” x 9’2”2nd Ind'l City, Street 198Riyadh, 11472Saudi Arabia00966-11-2652078Fax: [email protected]

Gasser Mohammad Al Gasser, Managing Director - [email protected], 00966-1-2652078

Omega Factory for Luminaires, Poles & Galvanizing

42' x 3'11" x 3'x11"Riyadh, 11495Saudi Arabia966-1-4984587www.omega-abahsain.com

Suhail Qusus, Chief Engineer - [email protected], 966-1-4984587 Pervez Aziz Khan, General Manager - , 966-1-4984587 Abdulmohsen Abahsain, General Manager - , 966-1-4984587

Silver Town Limited

46'7" x 4'7" x 8'11"Sun Fai Commercial Center 12/F, 576 Reclamation StMongkok, Hong Kong852-2380-4968

Lau Keung Kwok, Director - [email protected], 852-2380-4968 Wai Lik Lau, General Manager - [email protected], 852-2380-4968

Tazez Advanced Industrial Co. LTD (USG)

52’ x 5’3” x 9’2”DammamDammam, 31482Saudi Arabia966-3-859-6111www.usq.com.sa

Boikishor, QC Engineer - [email protected], 966-3-859-6111 Sam Thomas, WC Engineer - [email protected], 966-3-859-6111 Nasrull Fathi, Marketing Manager - [email protected], 966-3-859-6111 Bino Jerry - [email protected], 966570824822

Wedge Group Galvanizing Ltd - B.E. Wedge Ltd

25' x 4 x 6'7"16 ClaytonWillenhall, WV131RZUnited Kingdom44-1902-630311www.wedge-galv.co.uk

Claire Jones - [email protected]


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Wedge Group Galvanizing Ltd.

Stafford St.Willenhall, WV131RZUnited [email protected]

Claire Jones - [email protected] Chris Woolridge, Managing Director - [email protected], 01144 1902 6303 David Nobes, Director of Technical Services - [email protected], 44-1902-630311 Harry Stevens - [email protected], 44-1902-601944

Yau Sang Galvanizing (Hot Dip) Company, Ltd

42'8" x 4'1" x 6'8"91 to 93 Fuk Hi St Yuen Long Industrial EstateYuen Long, Hong [email protected]

Chris YAN, Deputy Managing Director - [email protected], 852-2475-7238 Patrick Hing Cheong YAN, General Manager - [email protected], 852-2475-7238

Zinc Shine Hot Dip Galvanizing Co., Ltd.

49'3" x 6'6" x 11'4"42'6" x 4'9" x 9'8"26'2" x 4'9" x 9'8"No 3, G/F, Silicon Tower 88 Larch St, Tai Kok Tsui, KowloonHong Kong, [email protected]

Michael Jim, Quality Assistant Manager - [email protected], 852-2672-8373


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