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CONTENTS

Winter 2016 | Volume 12 | Number 4 Plumbing / Heating / Ventilating / Air Conditioning / Refrigeration

Michigan Plumbing & Mechanical Contractor Magazine

The Official Publication of the Michigan Plumbing & Mechanical Contractors Association PO Box 13100 Lansing, MI 48901 517-484-5500 Fax 517-484-5225 Email: info@mpmca.org Website: www.mpmca.org

MPMCA President’s Message - Nancy Cummins �� 6 2017 MPMCA/ASSE 2-Day Backflow Seminar................. 25 MCAA Safety Seminar.................................................... 26 2017 MPMCA/ASSE 1-Day Backflow Seminar................. 28 Safety Pays! SCWCG Program Earns Dividend............... 29 MPMCA 2017 Backflow Preventer Testing Seminar.... 30-31 MPMCA’s 2017 Annual Michigan PHC/Mech Expo �� 32 MPMCA 2017 Membership Application......................... 33 MPMCA 2017 Associate Membership Application �� 34

LOCAL ASSOCIATIONS Greater Michigan PMCA................................................. 8, 10,12 Mid-Michigan MCA.................................................................. 14 West Michigan MCA................................................................. 16 Flint PMC.................................................................................. 21

Edited and published quarterly under the direction and supervision of the Board of Directors of the MPMCA. Acceptance of advertising does not imply endorsement of products, services, or statements, nor does the publisher assume any responsibility for claims made by the advertisers. Copyright 2016 Michigan Plumbing & Mechanical Contractors Association. All Rights Reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise without the prior written permission of the Michigan Plumbing & Mechanical Contractors Association. MPMCA has reserved the right to refuse any and all ads. For inquiries concerning this publication contact the following: Michigan Plumbing & Mechanical Contractors Association, PO Box 13100, Lansing, MI 48901. Some products advertised may not meet Michigan Plumbing Code requirements.

MCA Detroit.............................................................................. 22 Bay Area Association �� 24

ADVERTISER INDEX Bradford White................................................35 FastEst.............................................................27 Federated Insurance......................................23 Ferguson.........................................................32

Executive Director Cynthia H. Maher, CAE Editor Cynthia H. Maher, CAE MPMCA Executive Committee President: Nancy Cummins Vice President: Chad Myers Secretary: James Dornbrock Treasurer: James Bruner

MPMCA Board of Directors Bay Area Association: Mark Katz Flint: Greg Pfeiffer Greater MI PMCA: Jim Dornbrock MCA Detroit: James Bruner Mid-MI MCA: Chad Myers Northwestern: Cliff Sedlacek South Macomb: Paul Bradley Southwestern: To Be Appointed West MI MCA: Rick Ekkens West MI PHCCA: William Feenstra Western Wayne: Mark Ratliff NAPHCC (National): Brad Isley MMCA Officers President: Dominic Goyette Vice President: Patrick Jacobs Secretary/Treasurer: Rick Ekkens

Published quarterly by Blue Water Publishers, LLC. For information on advertising contact Jim Aitkins, Blue Water Publishers, LLC, 22727 - 161st Avenue SE, Monroe, WA 98272 360-805-6474 / fax: 360-805-6475 / jima@bluewaterpublishers.com The publisher cannot assume responsibility for claims made by advertisers, content provided by the editor, or for the opinions expressed by contributing authors.

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HS/Buy Van Associates/Grundfos.....................11 Kolbi Pipe Marker..............................................6 Liberty Pumps..............................................7, 36 Metropolitan Industries.............................. 17-20 Michigan Electric Corporation........................23 Michigan Propane Gas Association..................3 Progressive Plumbing Supply..........................27 R.L. Deppmann...............................................15 Rheem..............................................................5 Robertson Heating............................................2 Saniflo.............................................................13 T&S Brass.........................................................15 Test Gauge & Backflow Supply.........................9 Turbonics.........................................................27

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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

Nancy Cummins

Change does not necessarily assure progress, but progress implacable requires change . . . Education is essential to change, for education creates both new wants and the ability to satisfy them. Henry Steele Commager

s I am writing this message I marvel at the fact that over three quarters of the year is gone. Times flows by so quickly. Many of you are starting to plan for the new year and the “changes” you need to make. “Change,” a small word that can strike fear in people. Change has always been difficult, but now more so than ever. I once heard it said that change was an event enjoyed only by wet babies. But, change we must if we are going to keep up with these ever growing times. A few years ago we may have seen a set timeline as “gradual change,” today that same amount of time allocated to making a change would be seen as hesitating and being “left in the dust.” Now, one of the biggest challenges a leader must adjust to, is the rapidity of change. A recent MCAA President said that he planned to be an active part of his business for the foreseeable future, but admitted to feeling awed by the fact that when he came into the business they were using carbon paper, and today he is getting his copies of necessary information off the internet. Admittedly, that is a great deal of change in a relatively short time. As surely as delivering a quality project, meeting a deadline, or being up on the best material, the ability to quickly change is a necessity for today’s contractors who plan to be successful. The question becomes: “How do we embrace change and make it happen for our companies?” Here are some tips for you to consider: 1. Accept change with enthusiasm. It is a necessary part of being in business, face it head-on 2. Educate yourself. By remaining a constant student of the mechanical industry, it will help you keep your eye on those up and coming things that will give you the edge you will need. 3. Educate your management team and employees. It is important for all levels of your business to be interested in learning everything they can about our industry. Make sure that you reward them as they offer suggestions for change and innovation. [6]

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4. View change as progress. Embrace the process, but remember, any change, even a change for the better, is always accompanied by drawbacks and discomforts. Realize that you have to risk failure, in order to succeed. This is just a partial outline, we hope it will help as you begin to make your list of changes for the upcoming year.

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LOCAL ASSOCIATIONS

West Michigan MCA WMMCA’S GOLF OUTING UPDATE The WMMCA 2016 Golf Outing took place Thursday August 18, at The Meadows on GVSU’s campus. A buffet lunch was enjoyed before the golf outing. The outing was followed by a gathering together for a light supper. Bob Barnett, Jason Finch, Chris Pelton and Jeff Wilkerson from Local 174 joined contractors for this great day of golf!

LOCAL 174 APPRENTICESHIP MEETING Local 174 conducted a mandatory meeting for apprentices on Tuesday July 26, 2016 at 7 pm. The purpose of the meeting was to introduce the JATC Trustees, review expectations of the apprenticeship program, questions were asked and answered. MMCA CONTRACTOR MEMBER JOINT MEETING The MMCA (Michigan Mechanical Contractors Association) Contractor Meeting with the Michigan Association of Pipes Trades Business Managers was held Thursday September 8, 2016 at the Park Place Hotel in Traverse City, Michigan. WMMCA contractor participants included: Rick Ekkens-B&V Mechanical, Scott VanderHyde-Rite-Way, and Tom VanderHyde-Rite-Way. This was a great opportunity to network with the State’s Pipe Trades Business Managers and Michigan contractors. MCAA PRESENTED SAFETY WORKSHOP IN OKEMOS Pete Chaney, MCAA Safety Director, and Marc Jamrose, DeWalt conducted a safety workshop in Okemos for MCAA contractors statewide. Pete Chaney discussed: silica protection standards, record keeping standards and general MCAA safety related updates. A demonstration of power tools for silica protection and other state of the art tool safety features were presented.

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LOCAL ASSOCIATIONS

MCA Detroit

IN MEMORY OF MR. LARRY J. CHRISTIAN – MCA DETROIT EMPLOYER AND PAST BOARD MEMBER Mr. Lawrence J. Christian (Larry), president of Christian Bros. Plumbing & Sewer Cleaning, Inc. and a past MCA Detroit Board Member passed away June 19, 2016, at the age of 65. He was a resident of Canton, MI. Larry dedicated many years to the Plumbing Industry and will be fondly remembered by all who knew him.

MCA DETROIT - NOW OFFERING TOP OF THE LINE TRAINING RESOURCE! MCA Detroit is committed to providing top notch educational resources for career development to our members and is thrilled to offer an exceptional resource to its members in partnership with New Horizons Computer Learning Centers. Course categories available are Business Skills, Microsoft Office, Adobe and more. MCAA SAFETY SEMINAR SEPTEMBER 15, 2016 Michigan MCA, MPMCA, MCA Detroit, WMMCA and 3MCA had Pete Chaney, MCAA Director of Safety and Health, Marc Jamrose, Regional Manager and Ryan Halicek, Sales Representative of DeWalt Eastern Great Lakes, present at the MCAA Safety Issues Update Seminar held on September 15, 2016 in Okemos, Michigan. Mr. Chaney presented a video of an electric arc welding injury issue as well as a Magnetic Ground Clamp. The ground clamp is a safety feature for those welders who are working in temperatures that cause excessive perspiration resulting in wet gloves and clothing. Other subjects covered by Pete Chaney were Fab Shop Safety Manuals, Subcontractor Safety Management, and Radiation Awareness. Radiation in the field is something all workers must deal with both from construction sites as well as those doing service work. Microwave production being the worse and avoiding these areas by 6 to 10 feet minimum, when not in proper gear, should be recognized. OSHA’s revised, “Tracking of Workplace Injuries & Illnesses and Recordkeeping” was covered. A silica exposure and respiratory protection video was presented as well as the “Control Plan Enforcement” connected to OSHA’s new Silica Standard. Marc Jamrose of DeWalt had the attendees go outside to a tent for a demonstration where the drilling of concrete was shown to be a heavy producer of silica. Then a demonstration was viewed of State of the Art Silica Protection Power Tools and all the safety features now provided for those working on silica producing projects. Marc Jamrose of DeWalt, the only USA based tool manufacturer, also conducted a demonstration of their new wireless generators made for job sites or homes.

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LOCAL ASSOCIATIONS

Bay Area Association THE BAY AREA ASSOCIATION HOLDS THEIR ANNUAL FALL CONFERENCE The Bay Area Association held their Annual Fall Conference the weekend of September 17th with 18 members and their spouses in attendance. The Fall Conference meeting was held on Saturday morning to update everyone on the status of all the fringe benefit funds and also to discuss any issues or changes the membership would like to see made.

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In the afternoon, many went for a walk, or a bike ride to see all the sights the island has to offer. Some also went shopping or snuck in a quick nap before heading to a cocktail party hosted by President Rick Wenzlick and his wife, Becky. Afterward, horse drawn carriages came to pick everyone up and took them to a wonderful dinner at the Grand Hotel. The weather was gorgeous and all had a great time.

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SAFETY PAYS

SPECIALTY CONTRACTORS WORKERS COMPENSATION GROUP PROGRAM Members Earn Workers Compensation Dividend of $180,000

Participating Businesses Share Workers Compensation Group Dividend from Accident Fund Insurance Company of America Over 50 businesses will share over $180,000 premium dividend thanks to safe work practices and their participation in Michigan Plumbing & Mechanical Contractors Association’s Workers Compensation Group Dividend Program. This program is available through the Specialty Contractors Workers Compensation Group Program who belong to one of the following trade associations; Michigan Plumbing & Mechanical Contractors Association, Michigan Chapter of the Sheet Metal & Air Conditioning National Association, the Michigan Chapter of the National Electrical Contractors Association and the Detroit Chapter of Sheet Metal & Air Conditioning National Association. The dividend returned is based on each participant’s premium costs and range from $120 to over $14,000, with an average dividend of over $1,500. In addition to dividend opportunities, the Specialty Contractors dividend program offers participating businesses a 5% discount on their worker’s compensation insurance premium rates. While keeping people healthy and injury-free is vital in its own right, it is also an important factor in the ability to earn a dividend. Safety at work leads to fewer injuries and fewer worker’s compensation claims.

“It’s a fact – safety pays. A safe work environment is not only great for employees, it’s great for the bottom line,” says Accident Fund’s group program consultant. “We’re proud to be able to present the Specialty Contractors Group with this dividend for members in this program.” Accident Fund’s Loss prevention consultants work with policyholders on safe work practices and teach employee safety training. The company also offers an online “tool box” where policyholders can link to federal and state workplace safety websites.

“Encouraging safety in the workplace while offering an Associationonly plan that can provide real money back is definitely a win-win situation,” said Cynthia Maher, Executive Director of the Michigan Plumbing & Mechanical Contractors Association. “The Accident Fund Workers Compensation Program is one of many innovative strategies we have put in place to help our members more effectively control their costs.”

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