JUAN CARLOS MARINE
Apprentice for Atlantic Contracting
ICA is: PIVOTAL.
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November 14, 2024www.esica.org
Eco Thermal Contracting, a woman-owned business, has been making significant strides in the New York City construction industry since its inception in 2015.
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November 8, 2024www.esica.org
Atlantic Contracting & Specialties, LLC of Hicksville, NY, and International Asbestos Removal, Inc. (IAR) of Babylon, NY, have been recognized for their exceptional safety practices with a Platinum and Gold award in the Construction Category in the National Insulation Association's (NIA) 2023 Safety Excellence Award program.
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October 15, 2024www.esica.org
The Importance of Mechanical Insulation for Outdoor Piping Systems
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October 10, 2024www.esica.org
How International Asbestos Removal has diversified the Insulation Industry
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September 19, 2024www.esica.org
Atlantic Contracting & Specialties, LLC isn't just an Insulation contractor, it's a legacy of safety and expertise in the Northeast construction industry.
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August 29, 2024www.esica.org
MICHAEL DIGIUSEPPI
Co-owner of Anron Air Systems, Inc.
ICA is: INNOVATIVE
No two days are alike for Michael Digiuseppi.
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August 29, 2024www.esica.org
5 Ways Insulation Contractors Can Get Started Using AI
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August 16, 2024www.esica.org
ICA Members Joined ESICA’s Annual Conference
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July 22, 2024www.esica.org
June Was National Safety Month!
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July 3, 2024www.esica.org
7 Key Considerations for Property Owners when choosing a Commercial Insulation Contractor
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May 24, 2024www.esica.org
International Asbestos Removal
CHRIS & KAREN GRANDO
When International Asbestos Removal first started, CEO Karen Grando saw an opportunity to begin a business in environmental remediation.
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May 14, 2024www.esica.org
In Honor of Women’s History Month
According to the 2023 report from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, women make up 11% of the construction industry. While the industry may be male-dominated, the Insulation Contractors Association is proud of the women in our industry that are shaping creativity in the office and on the field. Read More
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March 26, 2024www.esica.org
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ICA is Practical.
Meet David Rivera, Insulator for IAR (International Asbestos Removal). |
Safety is a huge part of any project for International Asbestos Removal (IAR) and the Insulation Contractors Association of New York. That’s why David Rivera says they have many steps in place to make sure everyone can leave a job site safely at the end of the day.
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February 2, 2024www.esica.org
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The ICANYC Executive Board met on January 24, 2024. |
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January 25, 2024www.esica.org
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ICA is Opportunity.
Meet Cheyenne Sharpe, Mechanic Insulator for Atlantic Contracting. |
She got her start in the industry through Nontraditional Employment for Women (NEW) which helped her get into the unions. Cheyenne has now been with Atlantic Contracting for seven years.
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November 14, 2023www.esica.org
ICA is Dynamic.
Meet Don Donnelly, Project Executive for Hailey Insulation & President of ICA
When it comes to building high-rises, firestopping is extremely important, especially after 9/11. But when the firestopping industry began to grow due to scrutiny of old practices, Hailey Insulation was already an accredited firestopper specialty contractor thanks to Donald Donnelly’s insight.
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September 1, 2023www.esica.org
ICA is Quality.
Meet Ben Chan, Purchaser for United Air
United Air trusts The ICA of New York to produce Quality work.
Ben Chan, is a purchaser for United Air Conditioning. United Air Conditioning is a full service HVAC contractor. United Air specializes in installing sheet metal and insulation.
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June 29, 2023www.esica.org
The Department of Labor has introduced draft language for regulations on expanding apprenticeships, including expanding Industry Recognized Apprenticeship Programs (IRAPs). IRAPs are a direct threat to our Registered Insulators Union Apprenticeship program and to the entire construction industry. Currently, the regulation has an exclusion for the construction industry, but during a 60-day comment period, we must tell the Department of Labor construction apprenticeships needs to remain excluded. Read More
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August 13, 2019www.esica.org
Playing by the Rules: How the Construction Industry Is Navigating Government Regulations
PRESENTED BY: BUILDING TRADES EMPLOYERS' ASSOCIATION
The Commercial Observer recently hosted Lou Coletti, President and CEO of the Building Trades Employers’ Association (BTEA), and Denise Richardson, Executive Director of the General Contractors Association of Greater New York, for a discussion about the effect of government regulations on construction projects in New York City. Here is an overview of that discussion.
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December 12, 2018www.esica.org