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CAROLINAS
CO N TAC T S November/December 2017
2018 CAROLINAS
MID-WINTER
ROOFING EXPO
Winter Weather Preparedness
NC’s New Drone Laws
CRSMCA – COVERING THE CAROLINAS FOR OVER 65 YEARS
2018 Carolinas Mid-Winter Roofing Expo
THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORING MEMBERS…
The Carolinas Roofing and Sheet Metal Contractors Association, Inc. Boards would like to extend a special
THANK YOU to the following companies for their contribution and support to CRSMCA and the Carolinas Mid-
Winter Roofing Expo.
GOLD SILVER
BRONZE PAST PRESIDENT
SQUARE CARD
Construction Metal Products D-MAC Industries, Inc. Direct Metals, Inc.
Epilay, Inc. Henry Company IKO Roofing Products
IR Analyzers/Vector Mapping Mule-Hide Products Petersen Aluminum Corp
R.K. Hydro-Vac, Inc. Tile Roofing Institute Tropical Roofing Prods
Velux Skylights & Sun Tunnels W.R. Walsh, Inc.
SUPPORT THE COMPANIES THAT
SUPPORT CRSMCA!
2 CAROLINAS CONTACTS | NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2017
IN THIS ISSUE...
CRSMCA President’s Note ........................................................................ 4
Associate Group President’s Note ........................................................... 5
Association in Action.................................................................................. 6
News in the Carolinas................................................................................. 7
Carolinas Mid-Winter Roofing Expo
Schedule ................................................................................................ 11
Exhibitors............................................................................................... 12
Floor Plan ............................................................................................... 16
Registration Form ................................................................................ 17
Most Valued Employee Award Form ................................................ 18
Sponsorship Opportunity Form ........................................................ 19
Drone Update: NC’s New Drone Laws .................................................. 20
Winter Weather Preparedness ............................................................... 21
When Building Materials Fail, Who’s to Blame? .................................. 24
Safety Talks ................................................................................................ 26
NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2017 | CAROLINAS CONTACTS 3
ASSOCIATION OFFICERS
Todd PRESIDENT Todd Smith, Hamlin Roofing Co., Inc.
1ST VICE PRESIDENT Scott Mathias, Watts & Associates Roofing, Inc.
2ND VICE PRESIDENT Mickey Childress, Triad Roofing Company, Inc.
Smith SECRETARY-TREASURER Eric Campbell, Campbell Professional Roofing
IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT D avid Griffin, Coastal Commercial
Roofing Co., Inc.
HAMLIN
STAFF
ROOFING EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Carla B. Sims, Charlotte, NC
COMPANY, INC. ASSISTANT Brandy Harrison, Charlotte, NC
DIRECTORS
from the 01 Hugh Clark, Service One, Inc., Fletcher, NC
PRESIDENT
01 Matthew Williams, CityScape Roofing, Inc., Claremont, NC
02 John Dorn, Triad Roofing Company, Inc., Winston-Salem, NC
03 Allen Hughes, Rike Roofing Services, Inc., Charlotte, NC
03 Luke White, Interstate Roofing Co., Inc., Charlotte, NC
04 David Panella, Hamlin Roofing Company, Inc., Garner, NC
05 Jason Tetterton, Curtis Construction Co., Inc., Kinston, NC
07 Jimbo Spann, Spann Roofing & Sheet Metal, Conway, SC
Well here it comes, my not so favorite time of the year, 08
09 Bert Pickens, Pickens Roofing & Sheet Metal, Spartanburg, SC
the 60 days around the winter solstice. Short days and
long shadows are no friend to those who work in the out- ASSOCIATE GROUP OFFICERS
PRESIDENT Ryan Walsh, W.R. Walsh, Inc.
doors. Not only is productivity reduced but it gets Cold. ASSOCIATE GROUP 1ST VP Drew Buchanan, GAF Materials Corp.
I know some people may like the cold but I know most ASSOCIATE GROUP 2ND VP E rik Hauck, ABC Supply Co., Inc.
things roofing don’t. Glues don’t work well… foam adhe- ASSOCIATE SEC/TREASURER Bubba Kearse, ABC Supply Co., Inc.
sive takes longer to set… membranes are stiffer… things ASSOCIATE LIAISONS
are just generally more difficult in the cold. 01 David Summers, RSG-Columbia, Advance, NC
02 Steve Hall, Sika Sarnafil – Roofing Division, Winston-Salem, NC
Now that I have everyone depressed about the eminent 03 Braad Damewood, Best Distributing Company, Inc., Charlotte, NC
03 Darren McEvoy, Premier Building Products, Inc., Charlotte, NC
bad weather, I guess we will all go about the business 03 Dan Wheeler, IKO Premium Roofing Products, Inc., Huntersville, NC
of getting out the hot boxes for the glues and changing 03 Andy Butler, Roofers Supply of Greenville, Charlotte, NC
specs to mechanically attached. Most of all, let’s keep the 04 Justin Maycher, GAF Materials Corporation, Raleigh, NC
guys safe during the cold weather and pay attention to the 05 Todd Casey, Best Distributing Company, Goldsboro, NC
06 Sean Doughtery, Johns Manville, Raleigh, NC
hazards brought about by the cold. 07 Reid Wester, Best Distributing Company, Myrtle Beach, SC
08 Blaise Craft, IKO Premium Roofing Products, Inc., Gaston, SC
One good thing that the bad weather, it allows every- 08 Nathan Rollins, Royal Adhesives & Sealants, Greer, SC
one to do some sword sharpening and there is no better 09 Greg Norman, GAF Materials Corporation, Greenville, SC
09 Chad Bolt, ABC Supply Company, Inc., Greenville, SC
place to start that training process than at the CAROLI-
MAGAZINE COMMITTEE
NAS MID-WINTER ROOFING EXPO. On Tuesday, January
Henry Sackett (Chairman), George Garven, Rainy Ugenmach,
16, the CRSMCA Master Installer Certification class starts Brandon Jackson, Carla B. Sims
it off at the CRSMCA offices and the conference official- Carolinas Contacts welcomes letters to the editor. Views expressed in
“Letters” are not necessarily those of CRSMCA. Letters must be signed
ly opens at the Charlotte Convention Center at 5:30 PM. and include a return address and telephone number. Carolinas Contacts
Training continues on Wednesday, January 17, so don’t reserves the right to edit letters for clarity and length. Send letters to Carla
B. Sims, Carolinas Contacts, PO Box 7643, Charlotte, N.C. 28241-7643; fax
forget to take advantage of the OSHA 10-hour training (704) 557-1736.
that is provided as part of the company registration or as Carolinas Contacts is owned by the Carolinas Roofing & Sheet Metal
some like to say “FREE”! Contractors Association to furnish information, news and trends in the
Roofing & Sheet Metal industry in the two Carolinas, and is the official
bi-monthly publication of the Association.
In the general meeting, CRSMCA will host speakers Greg Issued bi-monthly from Association Headquarters 710 Imperial Court,
Hayne and Mark Graham, both returns from previous con- Charlotte, NC 28273 (PO Box 7643, Charlotte 28241-7643) as a service
to the members and advertisers.
ferences. They are always informative and interesting, so Postage Paid at Charlotte, NC.
don’t miss these presentations. Advertising and editorial forms close on the 10th of the month preceding
publication. Advertising rates available upon request to CRS&MCA,
I look forward to seeing everyone at the conference and PO Box 7643, Charlotte, NC 28241-7643.
Printed by CRSMCA, Charlotte, NC
I know everyone will have a fun and educational experi- Graphic Design by Rhonda Sergeant, Charlotte, NC
ence back in Charlotte.
THE CRSMCA MISSION STATEMENT
To promote and safeguard the common business interest of its members
and to improve conditions by educating all persons concerning the roofing
and sheet metal business and industry. To work for the development and
progress of the roofing and sheet metal business industry and to work with
individuals’ organizations and governmental agencies toward the achieve-
ment of a stronger profession of the roofing and sheet metal industry.
4 CAROLINAS CONTACTS | NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2017
Ryan
CAROLINAS ROOFING &
SHEET METAL CONTRACTORS
Walsh
ASSOCIATION W.R.
from the
P.O. Box 7643 WALSH, INC.
Charlotte, NC 28241-7643
ASSOCIATE
710 Imperial Court
Charlotte, NC 28273
Phone: 704-556-1228
GROUP
www.crsmca.org
staff@crsmca.org
PRESIDENT
AFFILIATED WITH:
NRCA - ASAC/STAC
The days are getting shorter, but it doesn’t seem to be slowing down
business. Yet again we find ourselves in the midst of a very busy season in the
Carolinas. 2017 has been an exceptional year and it’s exciting to hear of all of
the success stories throughout our roofing community.
The details are being finalized for the 2018 Carolina’s Mid-Winter Roofing
Expo which will be held at the Charlotte Convention Center from January 16th
Carolinas Contacts addresses issues
through January 18th. By popular demand we are heading back to Charlotte
and concerns of the roofing industry. after our great success there in 2015. There is very limited booth space left as
Technology, test, and building codes are we have seen a wave of new members sign up in the last couple of months that
constantly changing, and such changes will be exhibiting at the Mid-Winter. The convention is an excellent opportuni-
may not be reflected herein. All information
is presented for the benefit of our readers ty for education and networking amongst contractors, manufacturers, distrib-
and does not necessarily reflect the views utors, and design professionals.
of CRSMCA. Press releases and product
information presented do not reflect all We have a jam-packed slate at this year’s Mid-Winter with a NRCA update from
available materials. Before purchasing, Mark Graham, OSHA 10-hour training course, Greg Hayne from the Hayne
installing, using, or recommending any
product, system, or method, readers Coaching Group, and a CRSMCA Master Installers class. We are also putting
should make independent evaluations. the finishing touches on an Architect Q&A forum. More details about this will
be passed along as we get closer to the convention. On Wednesday evening
we will have a reception at Howl at the Moon which is located in the Epicenter
right across the street from the Omni hotel.
During the Summer Convention/Annual Meeting, an idea was floated out
about putting together a Spring Golf Tournament to take the place of our
Spring District Meetings. A committee is currently looking to secure a location
and date for this event. We hope to have more details to you by January.
I would like to wish everyone a Happy Holiday Season and for continued suc-
cess in 2017. See you in Charlotte!
NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2017 | CAROLINAS CONTACTS 5
Carla
ASSOCIATION B. Sims
CRSMCA
EXECUTIVE
in Action DIRECTOR
It’s hard to believe that as I write this we are a few days Roofing Expo in Charlotte, North Carolina at the Charlotte
to Thanksgiving. I am looking forward to spending some Convention Center, January 16-18. The CRSMCA Boards
time on the road and getting to enjoy the Thanksgiving have planned for accredited training for everyone who at-
holiday with my family. It seems to be this time of year we tends, networking opportunities, and the COME BACK of
always ask ourselves, what are we thankful for? But in all split-the-pot raffle… a great time for everyone!
actuality, why do we only reflect on our thankfulness and
gratefulness during this week? Or when a tragedy hap- Host Hotel
pens? Shouldn’t we be doing this daily? Omni Charlotte Hotel has special group rate for this event,
but your reservations MUST BE MADE BY DECEMBER
Our country has undergone a lot of hurt and tragic events 22, 2017 to receive the rate! Visit the CRSMCA website
in the past few months, everyone is coming together to (crsmca.org/meetinginfo.php) for the direct link to the
show love, support and gratefulness to each other. Let us Omni Charlotte Hotel.
not forget these moments and carry them with us each
day; being thankful and grateful to each other and to God HOT SPOT for the week: Howl at the Moon
for allowing us to be a living testimony for others.
Dueling Piano Bar
I am thankful and grateful for the opportunity to continue CRSMCA will be hosting the networking Reception on
to serve the CRSMCA and to continue to be able to give Wednesday, January 17 from 5:30p-7:30p! Be sure to
back to you all for the support and education that each come check out the LIVE entertainment!
of you have provided to me over the many years! I look
Be sure to continue reading this issue to view a detailed
forward to working with you all in the days and months
schedule of events, the listing of exhibitors to date, to
ahead. #showlove #showgod
recognize the sponsors of the Expo conference and to
Just around the corner is the 2018 Carolinas Mid-Winter complete your registration or visit the CRSMCA website
(http://crsmca.org/meetinginfo.php) for ONLINE registra-
tion availability!
The CRSMCA Board members and staff continue to work
together to bring the CRSMCA members continuing ed-
ucation throughout the year from the Master Installers
Certification Program to safety training. If your company
is need of any form of training, please contact the CRSM-
CA office to discuss how CRSMCA can help your company
stay safe and educated when on the job!
I look forward to seeing you all in CRSMCA headquar-
ters of Charlotte, North Carolina for the 2018 Carolinas
Mid-Winter Roofing Expo!
6 CAROLINAS CONTACTS | NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2017
NEWS in the Carolinas
33RD RCI INTERNATIONAL
CONVENTION & TRADE SHOW
March 22 – 27, 2018 | Houston, Texas | Marriott Marquis
Houston | George R. Brown Convention Center
Meet with Building Envelope Specifiers…more details can be found through RCI, Inc.
http://rci-online.org/exhibit-meet-building-envelope-specifiers-2018-rci-interna-
tional-convention-trade-show/?ct=t(RSS_EMAIL_CAMPAIGN) LEARN ABOUT THE
CRSMC-SELF INSURERS
DOL EXPANDS APPRENTICE PROGRAM FUND
Department of Labor (DOL) moving forward with expansion of apprentice- Carolinas Roofing and Sheet Met-
ship programs. As the first step in implementing President Trump’s Executive al Contractors – Self-Insurers Fund
Order to expand and streamline registered apprenticeship programs, DOL is the oldest worker’s Compen-
announced it is establishing a Task Force on Apprenticeship Expansion. The sation group funded in the Car-
task force will advise Secretary of Labor Alexander Acosta and make policy olinas and could be saving your
recommendations as DOL develops a proposal to implement the president’s company money! Members with-
Executive Order, which proposes expanding apprenticeships through the de- in the CRSMC-SIF program are
velopment of third parties such as trade and industry groups, nonprofit orga- not just purchasing their workers
nizations, unions and joint labor-management organizations. NRCA CEO Reid compensation, but investing into
Ribble has applied to be a member of the task force because he believes this a program that brings additional
initiative, if structured properly, has great potential to help NRCA members ad- value to their company through a
dress their future workforce development needs. New apprenticeship options commitment to ensure the safety
that are more streamlined and flexible in meeting employer needs could help of their employees. As a member/
facilitate implantation of NRCA’s Pro Certification Series worker training pro- customer within the program, you
gram, which is currently being developed. Additionally, Ribble participated in participate in building a fund that
a recent meeting in Washington, D.C., with other construction industry leaders is beneficial for all members/cus-
to discuss strategies to ensure DOL’s regulation to expand and streamline ap- tomers within the program, you
prenticeships meets the construction industry’s future workforce needs. could receive competitive rates
within the insurance industry, and
you could receive a return of inter-
est determined by the CRSMC-SIF
Trustees and other approved re-
turns during the year. In the year
NWIR CAROLINA 2016, the CRSMC-SIF returned
NWIR Carolina Council has formed… more than $1 MILLION DOLLARS
looking to get involved, contact one of to the CRSMC-SIF members!
the following for more information!
Additionally, the CRSMC-SIF is
National Women in Roofing (NWIR) is large component of support for
a volunteer-based organization that Back row: Historian: Tara Nelson, Radco the CRSMCA through sponsoring
Construction; Secretary: Kena Fumey,
supports and advances the careers of the CRSMCA Annual Meeting/
Guardian Building Products; Recruit-
women roofing professionals. We pro- ing Chair: Melissa Gentry, Superior Summer Convention and atten-
vide networking, mentoring, education Distribution; Chair: Ellisha McLaughlin, dance of Trustees at the event.
and recruitment opportunities from Alpha Construction; Chair SC: Courtney HAVE YOU CONSIDERED CRSMC-
the rooftop to the boardroom, for the Bynum, Guardian Building Products ; SIF FOR YOUR WORKERS COM-
Front row: Treasurer: Julie Hughes, Rike
young professional at the start of her Roofing Services; Chair NC: Candice
PENSATION NEEDS?
career to the seasoned manager in the Beck, Best Distributing
executive suite.
NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2017 | CAROLINAS CONTACTS 7
NEWS in the Carolinas
What is the New Rule About? Establishments with fewer than 20
The new OSHA rule requires certain employees at all times during the
employers with 20 or more employees year do not have to routinely submit
to file 300A electronically. Companies information electronically to OSHA.
with 20-249 employees in certain in-
dustries must file the form electroni- Various Links You
cally. A full list of those industries can May Find Helpful:
NC DEPARTMENT be found on the Department of La- · osha.gov/injuryreporting/
OF LABOR /OSH bor website. Companies with 250 or ·osha.gov/recordkeeping/finalrule/
more employees must file Forms 300, · osha.gov/recordkeeping/
Compliance Bureau Contacts
300A, and 301 electronically. · o sha.gov/pls/oshaweb/owadisp.
Tim Childers
336-776-4420 show_document?p_table=STAN-
The rule also states that data filed DARDS&p_id=12785
tim.childers@labor.nc.gov via OSHA 300A will be made pub- · osha.gov/recordkeeping/finalrule/
licly available on OSHA’s website to finalrule_faq.html
Phil Hooper
nudge employers to have a greater
919-779-8512
focus on workplace safety. Training information, registration
phil.hopper@labor.nc.gov
and training course and dates can
Here is the short answer as to who be found at labor.communications.
Your Update to the OSHA must file the forms electronically: its.state.nc.us/OSHPublic /ET TA /
300A Log Form! class_regist/calendar.cfm
The new requirement does not add Who Must Submit Information
to or change an employer’s obliga- Electronically to OSHA Under · USACE Construction Quality
tion to complete, retain, and certi- the Final Rule: Management for Contractors
fy injury and illness records. It only Establishments with 250 or more em- (CQM) offered by Carolinas AGC |
requires certain employers to elec- ployees that are subject to OSHA’s December 1, 2017 in Fayetteville,
tronically submit some of the infor- recordkeeping regulation must elec- North Carolina
mation from these records to OSHA. tronically submit to OSHA some of the · Complying with OSHA General
information from the Log of Work-Re- Industry Standards | November 8,
What is OSHA 300A? lated Injuries and Illnesses (OSHA 2017 in Raleigh, North Carolina &
OSHA 300A, Summary of Work-Re- Form 300), the Summary of Work-Re- March 28, 2018 in Raleigh, North
lated Injuries and Illnesses, is a form lated Injuries and Illnesses (OSHA Carolina
that must be submitted annually by Form 300A), and the Injury and Illness · Recordkeeping via webinar |
employers with more than ten em- Incident Report (OSHA Form 301). November 29, 2017 & December
ployees to report on-the-job injuries 12, 2017
or illnesses. The forms must be kept Establishments with 20-249 employ- · Fall Protection via webinar |
on site for five years and must also ees in certain high-risk industries December 6, 2017
be posted February through April of must electronically submit to OSHA · Respirable Crystalline Silica –
each year. some of the information from the Construction Industry via webinar |
Summary of Work-Related Injuries December 13, 2017
and Illnesses (OSHA Form 300A).
Follow CRSMCA on Facebook & Twitter
8 CAROLINAS CONTACTS | NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2017
and others who are dedicated to pro- the CRSMCA office at 704.556.1228 or
moting safety. cbsims@crsmca.org or the Committee
Chairman, David Griffin, at dgriffin@
Enrolled students will learn and train coastalcommercialroofing.com.
the basics of roofing, increasing their
knowledge and skills to make them UPCOMING CLASSES
more valuable to their respective com- · January 16, 2018 | CRSMCA Office
WHAT IS THE CRSMCA MASTER panies, as well as build future leaders
INSTALLER CERTIFICATION? · Class 5 | PVC Membranes: Products
in the roofing industry. & Applications
The CRSMCA Roofing Academy Mas-
ter Installer Certification Program is · January 17-18, 2018 | CRSMCA Of-
HOW CAN YOU GET INVOLVED? fice · Class 2 | OSHA 10-Hour (En-
designed to promote safety issues and The CRSMCA Roofing Academy Com- glish & Spanish)
concerns in the application of the roof mittee is always searching for instruc- · April 19-20, 2018 | CRSMCA Office
systems to prepare the employee for tors of the classroom material and the · Class 6 | EPDM Membranes:
best practices in their job performance. hands-on demonstration. View the Products & Applications
It is intended for the use by anyone with class and hands-on courses in this · Class 7 | Tear Off, Equipment &
an interest in these roof systems, from issue. Should you wish to be an in- Job Set-Up
roofing workers to foremen to super- structor, donate materials, and/or be · Class 8 | The Details: Project
visors. It is a culmination of efforts by a hands-on instructor; please contact Documents
contractors, manufacturers, suppliers
partnerships with the organization.
NRCA also is committed to involving
more people from the supplier and
SC DEPARTMENT OF design communities in NRCA com-
LABOR, LICENSING AND mittee and task force work.
REGULATION/SC OSHA
NEWS FROM NRCA NRCA believes there are several rea-
General Information
NRCA launched its One Voice Initia- sons to launch its One Voice initiative
803-896-7665 askscosha@llr.sc.gov
tive to unite the roofing industry and now. For one, the roofing industry
FREE! Training Classes are available speak with one voice about matters faces compelling workforce challeng-
for employers and employees of both critical to the roofing industry’s con- es that require collective efforts to
the public and private sector; please tinued success. NRCA believes the address them effectively. At the top
contact Van Henson at (803) 896- roofing industry has matured to the of that list is the need for qualified la-
7769. point where the views and concerns bor. According to the Bureau of Labor
of contractors, manufacturers, dis- Statistics, the roofing industry lost
Examples of training programs tributors and others in the industry close to 30 percent of its workforce
offered include: align on the vast major- during the recession,
· The OSHA Inspection Process ity of issues they face. and though the econ-
· Bloodborne Pathogens There is a clear consen- omy has rebounded in
· Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) sus to move the indus- recent years, a signif-
· Trenching/Excavation try forward together, icant portion of those
· Hazard Communication and NRCA is reaching out to man- lost workers have not returned. NRCA
· S.C. SMART – Safety Management ufacturers, distributors, architects, members are struggling to attract
Accident Reduction Training engineers and consultants with the millennial workers to replace a work-
· Fall Protection (Construction) goal of having them become fully force that is steadily aging.
· Personal Protective Equipment engaged with NRCA, as partners.
· Violence in the Workplace To ensure more industry sectors Another reason for launching NRCA’s
· Scaffolding (Construction) are given an opportunity to partici- One Voice initiative is there is a unique
· Permit Required Confined Spaces pate fully, NRCA’s board of directors window of opportunity to effect mean-
· Industrial Trucks (Forklifts) amended the association’s bylaws at ingful change in Washington, D.C. Al-
· OSHA Recordkeeping its Feb. 27, 2017, meeting in Las Vegas though representatives from various
to grant a minority position on NRCA’s industry segments undoubtedly will
board of directors for manufacturers, disagree with some of the policies
distributors, architects, engineers proposed by the new administration,
and consultants who desire greater Continued on next page
NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2017 | CAROLINAS CONTACTS 9
NEWS
speak with one voice about matters NRCA has the Spanish training pro-
critical to the roofing industry’s con- grams you need! NRCA has the re-
tinued success: sources you need to train your Span-
· ABC Supply Co. Inc., Beloit, WI ish-speaking workers about valuable
· ATAS International, Allentown, Pa. safety practices!
in the Carolinas · Carlisle Construction Materials,
Carlisle, Pa. NRCA University provides essential
· FiberTite Roofing Systems, training in Spanish for all your work-
NRCA, cont. from previous page Wooster, Ohio ers, including:
· Owens Corning Inc., Toledo, Ohio · NRCA Toolbox Talks
there are many all industry parties
· ROXUL Inc., Milton, Ontario · Serving Up Safety: A Recipe for
will agree on—and we now have the
· Sika/SarnafiL Inc., Canton, MA Avoiding Falls on the Job
opportunity to become active partic-
· SRS Distribution Inc., McKinney, · NRCA Pocket Guide to Safety
ipants as those policies evolve.
Texas · Roofing Industry Fall Protection from
Some of these policies already have · Tremco Inc., Beachwood, Ohio A to Z
been identified, and work has be- · Trent Cotney, Trent Cotney, P.A., · And many more Spanish-language
gun on them. They include tax policy, Jacksonville, FL offerings
regulatory reform and immigration NRCA has a vast array of NRCA bene-
policy. The roofing industry needs to For more information about NRCA fits to help your business prosper. Vis-
be at the table as these policies are and its One Voice initiative, please it www.nrca.net/membernavigation
debated and new laws and rules are contact Alison LaValley, NRCA’s vice to learn more.
developed. president of strategic partnerships
and development at alavalley@nrca. NRCA is continuing their popular se-
To achieve success with the govern- net, or Carl Good, NRCA’s vice pres- ries of FREE WEBINARS on the third
ment relations efforts, NRCA is repo- ident of membership, marketing and Thursday of each month. These new
sitioning its Washington, D.C., office business development at cgood@ and innovative webinar topics and
as the roofing industry’s Washington, nrca.net. presenters have been selected to ex-
D.C. office. NRCA plans to add three pand your knowledge by giving you
additional full-time staff members new ideas that you can implement
2018 IRE and NRCA’s
there to increase the roofing indus- into your company immediately. Each
131st Annual Convention
try’s footprint, move its agenda for- webinar offers a unique experience
This year the 2018 IRE and NRCA’s
ward and take steps that will ensure specifically tailored to roofing profes-
131st Annual Convention will be held
the involvement of all interested par- sionals. Don’t miss out on these live
at the Ernest N. Morial Convention
ties in the industry. opportunities to stay up to date with
Center in New Orleans on February
industry issues affecting your busi-
4–8. Lodging reservations and regis-
Finally, there are a host of additional ness.
tration details are open and available
activities where the industry will ben-
at https://www.theroofingexpo.com/ For upcoming webinars and all pre-
efit from NRCA’s One Voice initiative.
en/home.html. vious webinar recordings, visit www.
For example, the industry needs bet-
ter collaboration and representation nrca.net/webinars.
Start Safely, End Successfully
for building code issues, and it needs Publications:
continued discussion and representa- · Toolbox Talks UP and DOWN EASTERN U.S.
tion for insurance concerns. And the · Virginia Association of Roofing
· The NRCA Safety Manual,
industry needs to work together to Professionals, www.varoofingpro-
Third Edition
increase professionalism throughout fessionals.org
· NRCA Pocket Guide to Safety
all aspects of the roofing profession, · Tennessee Association of Roofing
which will, in turn, helps improve the DVD-Based Training: Contractors, www.tarcroof.org
industry’s image, enhancing every in- · Fall Protection Compliance Program · Kentucky Roofing Contractors Asso-
dustry segment. – Serving Up Safety: A Recipe for ciation, www.krca.org
Avoiding Falls on the Job · Roofing & S/M Contractors
Member Partners · Hazard Communication Program: Association of GA, www.rsmca.org
NRCA wishes to thank the following Know the Signs · Florida Roofing & Sheet Metal
member partners for their vision and · Material Handling Series: Overhead Association, www.floridaroof.com
commitment to its One Voice Initia- and Understood
tive to unite the roofing industry and
10 CAROLINAS CONTACTS | NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2017CAROLINAS
MID-WINTER
ROOFING EXPO
JANUARY 16 - 18, 2018
Charlotte Convention Center
501 S. College Street
Charlotte, NC
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS glimpse of the trade show floor prior 8:30am–10 a.m.
to Wednesday’s full schedule of edu- Education Session with Mark Graham
Tuesday, January 16, 2018 cation and trade show hours. Compli- NRCA Technical Services
7 a.m.–4 p.m. mentary beverages will be available *Earn 1.5 CEU credit (Room 213A)
CRSMCA Master Installer for attendees. (Exhibit Hall C2)
Certification 10–11:30 a.m.
Class 5: PVC Membranes: Products How to Professionally Document
Wednesday, January 17, 2018
& Applications Hosted at CRSMCA Your Repairs Greg Hayne, Hayne
7:30 a.m.–5 p.m.
Office Coaching Group
Registration Desk Open
*Earn 1.5 CEU credit (Room 213A)
8 a.m.–5 p.m. You must stop by the registration
Exhibitor Setup (Exhibit Hall C2) desk and pick up your badge. Your 11:30 a.m.–1 p.m.
badge is your admission to all of the Networking Lunch
9–11 a.m. trade show events. (Concourse C) Lunch is open to all attendees. Use
CRSMCA Associate Group Board of this time to network with exhibitors
Directors Meeting (Salon A, Omni 8 a.m.–4 p.m.
and other attendees. (Exhibit Hall C2)
Charlotte Hotel) OSHA 10-Hour Training: Day 1
This class is designed to help em-
11 a.m.–6:30 p.m. ployers understand OSH regulatory
Registration Desk Open requirements and ensure employ-
You must stop by the registration ers and employees understand the
desk and pick up your badge. Your requirements necessary in providing
badge is your admission to all of the an acceptable safety and health HOTEL RESERVATION SPECIAL
trade show events. (Concourse C) program for the workplace. This RATE ENDS DECEMBER 22, 2017
course will provide a basic overview
11:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m. OMNI CHARLOTTE HOTEL
of the Construction Industry Safety
CRSMCA Executive Committee Online Reservations:
and Health Standards, 29 CFR 1926
Meeting (Salon B, Omni Charlotte omnihotels.com/hotels/
(Room 211 AB/212 AB)
Hotel) charlotte/meetings/carolinas-
8-8:25 a.m. roofing-sheet-metal-
2–5 p.m. Welcome Announcements | contractors-association
CRSMCA Board of Directors Meeting
Business Session
(Pomodoro, Omni Charlotte Hotel) CRSMCA Convention Chairman will Phone Reservations:
announce CRSMCA’s Most Valuable 800.THE.OMNI
5:30–6:30 p.m.
Employees in the Carolinas; Recog-
Exhibitors and Networking Reception Reference Code for special rate:
nize the 2018 Graduates of the Mas-
At the opening night of the Carolinas ter Installers Certification Program; Carolina Roofing
Mid-Winter Roofing, exhibitors would as well as review membership infor-
like to invite all attendees to come mation discussed at Board meetings.
together to network and get an early (Room 213A) Continued on next page
NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2017 | CAROLINAS CONTACTS 11Schedule, cont. from previous page CRSMCA invites you to kick off your North Carolina. (Room 215)
evening of fun and entertainment
12–6: 30 p.m. with your CRSMCA peers at Howl at 8–12 p.m.
Trade Show Networking | Exhibit the Moon, a dueling piano bar. Each OSHA 10-Hour Training (Day 2)
Hall Open attendee will receive two-compli- This class is designed to help em-
mentary beverage tickets from the ployers understand OSH regulatory
Hosted Cash Bar 2–5:30 p.m. requirements and ensure employ-
CRSMCA Staff upon your arrival.
The CRSMCA Trade Show is your ers and employees understand the
source of information and contacts requirements necessary in providing
for over 75 vendors offering prod-
Thursday, January 18, 2018
an acceptable safety and health
7:30am–10:00am
ucts and services to roofing contrac- program for the workplace. This
Registration Open
tors. (Exhibit Hall C2) course will provide a basic overview
You must stop by the registration
of the Construction Industry Safety
2–5 p.m. desk and pick up your badge. Your
and Health Standards, 29 CFR 1926.
Cornhole Tournament badge is your admission to all of the
(Room 211 AB/212 AB)
Register your Two-Man Team at the trade show events. (Concourse C)
ABC Supply Company booth by 9–11 a.m.
7:45–8:15 a.m.
12:00pm/noon on Wednesday, Janu- Architect Q & A Panel
CRSMCA Associate Group | Exhibi-
ary 17. (Exhibit Hall C2) Presentation will consist of three
tors Pre-Selection Meeting
architects in the roofing industry
5:30–7 p.m. Join the meeting to pre-select your
(Room 213A)
Networking Reception | Howl at the booth space for the 2019 Carolinas
Moon 210 E. Trade Street, Charlotte Mid-Winter Roofing Expo in Raleigh,
EXHIBITORS OF THE 2018 CAROLINAS MID-WINTER ROOFING EXPO
4 C’s Spray Equipment Rental, sively served professional contractors of commercial buildings to new resi-
Sales & Service, LLC #514 for over 30 years, dential construction, APOC delivers
4C’s Spray Equipment Rental, Sales the quality, performance, and inge-
& Service, LLC will have a table top AccuLynx #418 nuity contractors demand. Visit www.
video display of operating portable AccuLynx is the most powerful tool apoc.com or call 1-800-562-5669.
spray equipment, be available to an- for your roofing business – Simple to
swer questions about spray equip- use software, industry-leading tools, Atlantic Construction Sales #519
ment operation, repair, parts, training connections to suppliers you trust, Atlantic Construction Sales rep-
and sales. and the best customer support – Ac- resents Firestone Building Products
cuLynx makes it easy to grow faster in the Carolinas and Virginia. Our
A.C.T. Metal Deck Supply than your competition. We’ll be giv- clients include commercial roofing
BRONZE SPONSOR #314 ing demos of our features at inte- contractors, architects and design
A.C.T. Metal Deck Supply is Your Lo- grations at the Carolinas Mid-Winter professionals, specifiers, building
cal Deck Supplier! We will exhibit “A”, Roofing Expo. owners and building managers. We
“B”, “F”, and “N” Roof Decks as well can assist you with all your exterior
has ½”, 9/16”, and 1” Form Decks and All American Gutter Protection commercial, industrial and institu-
deck accessories available for imme- #318 tional building envelope needs from
diate pick up at our local Greensboro All American Gutter Protection offers low slope roofing, steep slope roof-
warehouse as well as our other 13 lo- free estimates for gutters and gutter ing, metal roofing, metal wall panels,
cations across the country. guards. Stop by and ask us how to light management systems, vegeta-
save 20% at the show! We can also be tive roof systems and roof pavers.
ABC Supply Company, Inc. reached Toll Free at 888-323-8090.
#201, 203, 205, 300, 302, 304 bronze sponsor
ABC Supply is the nation’s largest dis- APOC #317 Atlas Roofing Corporation #523
tributor of roofing and one of the larg- APOC is the premier manufacturer Atlas Roofing Corporation; Atlas Shin-
est distributors of siding, windows, of roofing, waterproofing, and main- gler & Underlayments
gutter and other select exterior build- tenance products that maximize pro-
ing products. With over 600 locations ductivity, profitability, and energy ef- Benton Metal Depot #100
in 49 states, ABC Supply has exclu- ficiency. From repair and restoration We are a regional metal roofing
12 CAROLINAS CONTACTS | NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2017manufacturing company located in els and other specialty products. EPILAY, Inc. #316
Statesboro, GA. We service Georgia, Epilay synthetic roofing underlayment
the Carolinas, and Florida. Our booth D7 Marketing Solutions #518 is a product of advanced engineering
will consist of products and displays D7 Marketing Solutions is a sales and recommended for sloped roofing.
of current projects as well as infor- marketing firm specializing in the Lightweight, 1-year UV protection,
mation on how to become a certified building envelope of the commercial 4-Ply construction, walkable with an-
master installer with us. construction industry. Our products tiskid bottom surface. Does not wrin-
include aluminum composite wall kle, easy installation, will not bleach
Berridge Manufacturing panel systems, standing seam metal or dry out. CLASS A Fire ASTM E1 08
Company #516 roofing systems, single skin wall pan- | FREE SAMPLE ROLLS TO TRY
Berridge Manufacturing Company el systems, continuous insulation sys-
leads the industry with over 30 ar- tems, and rigid insulation systems. Exterior Solutions Group,
chitectural metal products produced GenFlex #521
from the highest quality 24 GA Gal- D.I. Roof Seamers #110 Exterior Solutions Group represents
valume® steel, with many also avail- DI Roof Seamers is the largest dedi- GenFlex in the Carolinas and Virginia.
able in 22 GA Galvalume® steel and cated manufacturer of quality roof Our clients include commercial roof-
0.032 or 0.040 Aluminum. Berridge seamers in the world! We offer a full ing contractors, architects and de-
offers over 30 color finishes and vir- line of Roof Seamers for rent or pur- sign professionals, specifiers, build-
tually unlimited custom color options. chase, on-site consultation, training ing owners and building managers.
programs, technical support, hand We can assist you with all your exteri-
Best Distributing Company tools and accessories, plus much or commercial, industrial and institu-
#408, 410 more! DI also offers a mobile app fea- tional building envelope needs from
Beacon Roofing Supply, INC. is one turing 7-day support. low slope roofing, steep slope roof-
of the largest distributors of residen- ing, metal roofing, metal wall panels,
tial and non-residential roofing and Direct Metals, Inc. #404 light management systems, vegeta-
complementary building product tive roof systems and roof pavers.
in North America. Beacon current- D-MAC Industries, Inc. #216
ly has over 380 locations in 48 US Need a cure for your RUSTY DECK Flex Membrane International
states and 6 Canadian Provinces and HEADACHE? D-MAC will EASE YOUR Corp. #400
more than 5,000 employees. We are PAIN with SAME DAY STEEL roof DECK Flex Membrane International Corp.
known throughout the building sup- and accessories from one of our 25 has been committed to manufactur-
ply industry for having quality people, stocking locations including a location ing the highest quality Elvaloy KEE,
quality service and quality building in Charlotte, NC; Rocky Mount, NC PVC and TPO roofing products for
products. and Charleston, SC. Stop by our booth the Commercial and Residential Roof-
36 and say “Same Day Steel Deck” and ing Markets for over 28 years with
BITEC, Inc. #416 get a free tape measure! over 250 million square feet installed
throughout the country.
BOSS Products #401 Dimensional Metals, Inc. #501
BOSS Products manufactures adhe- Dimensional Metals, Inc. (DMI) will gold sponsor
sives, sealants, lubricants, and related exhibit our full line of steel and alu- GAF Materials Corporation
products. Boss Products was estab- minum standing seam roof panels. #200, 202, 204
lished in Elizabethtown, KY and has Additionally, DMI will display samples GAF, now the largest roofing man-
been serving the industry since 1970. of our Continuous Gutter, Horizontal ufacturer in the world, has options
Wall Panels (HWP), and other Dyna- for both residential and commercial
Capital Forest Products #420 Clad EDGE ES-1 perimeter edge met- properties, including products con-
al systems. taining recycled materials, reflective
Construction Metal Products, Inc. or “cool” roofing, re-cover roofing to
#321 Dunn & Abee, Inc. reduce landfill waste, and solar roof-
CMP manufactures a complete line of #301, 303, 305, 307 ing products. GAF has worked to in-
metal roofing systems for residential. Kirk and Gwyn look forward to you corporate sustainable practices into
Commercial and industrial applica- stopping by our booth. It’s always our manufacturing process, includ-
tions. CMP will be displaying exam- good to see our customers and ing the recycling of shingle waste at
ples of standing seam and light gauge friends. Take a minute to see what’s plants, and a Zero-Waste-to-Landfill
panel systems, in addition to wall pan- new in equipment and safety.
Continued on next page
NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2017 | CAROLINAS CONTACTS 13Exhibitors, cont. from previous page service, the highest quality Infrared, providing weather-tested products
Nuclear and Capacitance Roof Mois- for contractors. Discover a diverse
effort. And be sure to ask about our ture Surveys, and ELD Fusion® Elec- range of low-slope roofing solutions
Certified Green Roofer program that tronic Leak Detection. Fusion testing including: assistance in membrane
recognizes professional roofing con- combines Low Voltage Vector Mapping and system selection, individualized
tractors for recycling! with High Voltage Electronic Leak De- training, an extensive warranty pro-
tection for 100% membrane coverage. gram and nationwide distribution.
Please stop by the GAF booth and ac-
quire about one of the many product
J.P. Ross & Company, Inc. #210 N.B. Handy Company #504
offerings from TPO roofing, asphalted
N.B. Handy provides the most com-
roofing, shingles, and coatings.
bronze sponsor prehensive offering of architecture
Johns Manville #215 metal roofing solutions in the mar-
Henry Company | Henry Roof
For over 150 years the Johns Manville ket. We also represent the most rec-
Restoration Systems #508
name has come to represent strength, ognized and specifies brands in sin-
Henry offers a wide range of Pro-
quality and consistency. At Johns gle-ply roofing with carlisle, fibertite,
Grade fluid applied roof coatings,
Manville Roofing Systems, scientific and sarnafil. Our dedicated commer-
which means you get the optimal
advances are producing better sys- cial and residential roofing sales staff
coating for your unique roof type and
tem performance, easier installations, will be at CRSMCA representing our
material. Pro-Grade roof coatings are
greater energy efficiency and more value proposition as the preferred
available in silicone, acrylic, alumi-
environmentally friendly applications. choice.
num, and asphalt technologies. Addi-
tionally, premium and custom silicone
Kennedy Skylights #511 NCDOL | OSH Division #310
colors are available.
Kennedy Skylights, a leading manu- OMG #115
facturer of Energy Star Products for
IKO Premium Roofing Products Owens Corning Sales, Inc. #517
over 20 years. We will be showing
#415, 417 Owens Corning roofing products and
our traditional glass skylights, poly-
IKO Industries, a North American pi- services will be displayed, and re-
carbonate skylights, Tubular sky-
oneer in the manufacture of residen- gional/local sales team members will
lights and solar attic fans. Our glass
tial and commercial asphalt shingles be available to answer any questions
skylights rate highly for visible light
and related roofing materials has an- about our products and services.
transmittance, low solar heat gain,
nounced the official grand opening
high insulation factor, and low fading
of its newest production facility in silver sponsor
transmission.
Sylacauga, Alabama. The project is Petersen Aluminum Corporation
a collaborative effort that leveraged #206
Metal Fastening Systems, Inc.
design and engineering expertise Brandon Jackson, Mike Weis, Dave
#106
from both outside and within IKO’s Landis and Michael Abernathy will
The next generation of high perfor-
own operations. The end result is a be representing Petersen Aluminum
mance fasteners and accessories.
state of the art manufacturing hub Corporation at this year’s Expo. Pe-
that expands the company’s footprint tersen Aluminum Corporation (PAC)
Metal Roofing Systems #108
in the United States, and provides a is a full-service Division 7 Metal Man-
Metal Roofing Systems has manu-
springboard for IKO’s future growth ufacturer that specializes in Roof and
facturing facilities in Stanley, North
as a nation-wide producer and dis- Wall applications. This year PAC has
Carolina and Myrtle Beach, South
tributor in the roofing industry. IKO added more profile options to the
Carolina. Metal Roofing Systems can
is a world-wide leader in the roofing, growing Metal Wall System Line.
provide customers the critical ser-
waterproofing and insulation industry
vices from more than 30 in-stock
for residential and commercial mar- gold sponsor
colors, multiple panel profiles, trim
kets. A vertically integrated company, POLYGLASS® USA, Inc. #403, 405
components, installation experts, de-
IKO operates more than 25 manufac- POLYGLASS® is a leading manufacturer
tailed shop drawings and submittals,
turing plants throughout North Amer- of modified bitumen roofing, underlay-
and large selection of metal roofing
ica and Europe. IKO is a family owned ment’s and coatings for low and steep
accessories.
business established in 1951. slope applications. POLYGLASS® utiliz-
es the most technologically advanced
Mid-States Asphalt #214
IR Analyzers/Vector Mapping #319 manufacturing processes in the indus-
Since 1984, IR Analyzers/ Vector Map- try with three manufacturing facilities
ping has provided fast, professional Mule-Hide Products Co., Inc. #208
in the United States.
Mule-Hide Products has a history of
14 CAROLINAS CONTACTS | NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2017past president sponsor Superior Distribution #419, 421 Applied Roof Restoration Systems
Premier Building Products, Inc. and Coatings used in the repair,
#500, 502 Swenson Steel Products Co. Inc. maintenance and restoration of low
We will be displaying the newest #503, 505 slope roofing systems sold exclusive-
product information from: Carlisle Manufacturer of Metal Cutting Ta- ly through Wholesale Distribution
SynTec, Hunter Panels, Georgia Pa- bles & Shears for roofing contractors. partners and preferred by Roofing
cific DensDeck, Metal-Era, Ludowici, Standing-seam Contractors, Building Owners, Prop-
Bilco and more. Come meet with our erty Managers, Architects, and other
team and our vendor partners. Tile Roofing Institute #114, 116 specifiers. www.tropicalroofingprod-
The Tile Roofing Institute will have ucts.com 800-432-2855 or David
gold sponsor several mock-up roof decks so you King 704-533-2669
R.K. Hydro-Vac, Inc. #315, 414 can see how a tile roof is put together.
R.K. Hydro-Vac will employ a semi-cir- Our booth is staffed with manufactur- VELUX Skylights & Sun Tunnels
cle, flex panel, lighted display with ers and experienced contractors. #211
matching pop-up tables and chairs in Velux is the world leader in skylights.
our allotted space. Titebond #506 We pride ourselves in providing a wide
For over 80 years, we have been an in- array of skylight options. From residen-
Roofing Tools & Equipment, Inc. dustry leader in developing and man- tial to all your commercial needs. Please
#411, 510 ufacturing glues, adhesives, caulks stop by our booth and take a look at the
Roofing Tools & Equipment Co., Inc. and sealants. Franklin International of- industry 1st “Dynamic Dome” which
started in 1949 as Tarheel Hardware. fers the best possible bonding or seal- carries a 15-year warranty.
Since then the company has expand- ing solution for a variety of substrates
ed its inventory to include a complete and applications. Franklin Internation- W.R. Walsh & Associates NEED
line of roofing and sheet metal tools al strives to be the most trusted sup- BOOTH #
and equipment. There are three loca- plier of adhesive in the world. W.R. Walsh represents industry lead-
tions through North Carolina: Wilson, ing manufacturers in both commer-
NC; Wilmington, NC; and Raleigh, Triangle Fastener Corporation #122 cial and residential roofing. We will
NC. Triangle Fastener Corporation Fas- display products from Atlas Roofing,
tening Systems and Solutions for Karnak, TruFast, Resisto, Continental
Royal Adhesives & Sealants #409 Commercial Construction. Materials, Babcock-Davis, and Amer-
ican Skylights.
S-5! #101 Tropical Roofing Products #515
S-5! Zero-penetration clamps attach Tropical Roofing Products is a trust-
ancillary items to standing seam met- ed national manufacturer of Fluid
al roofs without violating the integri-
ty of the roof or the roof’s warranties.
The clamps mount snow-retention and
wind-performance systems, solar ar-
rays, signs/banners, light fixtures, gas
piping, stack/flue bracing, walkways,
HVAC, lighting protection, equipment
screens, conduit, condensate lines and
more. Visit www.S-5.com
Hunter Panels | Spirit Sales Group
#104
For over 25 years, Skyline has been
recognized as a premier specialist in
decking and flat roofing PVC mem-
branes. Dectec’s reputation as best-
in-class means peace of mind where
a fully waterproof decking applica-
tion is required. DecTec is the choice
when looking for waterproof, fire re-
sistant, walkable solution.
NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2017 | CAROLINAS CONTACTS 15FLOOR PLAN 16 CAROLINAS CONTACTS | NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2017
CAROLINAS MID-WINTER ROOFING EXPO REGISTRATION FORM
JANUARY 16 – 18, 2018 CHARLOTTE CONVENTION CENTER | OMNI HOTEL
501 S. College Street | Charlotte, NC 28202
__________________________________________________________________________________________________
Company Name Contact Name
__________________________________________________________________________________________________
Company Address City State Zip Code
__________________________________________________________________________________________________
Phone Fax *EMAIL FOR CONFIRMATION
__________________________________________________________________________________________
COMPLIMENTARY REGISTRATION FOR COMPANY JOINING CRSMCA AT TIME OF REGISTRATION!
□ Contractor $75.00 PER COMPANY □ Non-Exhibitor [Mfr/Dist] $325.00 PER PERSON
□ Architect/Engineer/Consultant (COMPLIMENTARY REGISTRATION) AIA|RCI N0.______________________________
1. _____________________________________________ 2. _____________________________________________
NAME □ OSHA 10-HOUR CLASS NAME □ OSHA 10-HOUR CLASS
3. _____________________________________________ 4. _____________________________________________
NAME □ OSHA 10-HOUR CLASS NAME □ OSHA 10-HOUR CLASS
5. _____________________________________________ 6. _____________________________________________
NAME □ OSHA 10-HOUR CLASS NAME □ OSHA 10-HOUR CLASS
__________________________________________________________________________________________
PAYMENT INFORMATION:
AMOUNT DUE CRSMCA: $______________ □ Check Enclosed □ MasterCard/VISA □ American Express
_________________________________________________________________________________________________
Credit Card Number Expiration Date CVV CODE
_________________________________________________________________________________________________
Name on Card Signature
FOR OFFICE USE: CANCELLATIONS MUST BE
SUBMITTED IN WRITING AND
PLEASE RETURN FORM WITH
_____________________ RECEIVED BY THE CRSMCA
OFFICE BY JANUARY 1, 2018.
REGISTRATION FEES TO:
Date Received
A 50% CANCELLATION FEE CRSMCA
_____________________ WILL BE APPLIED TO THE
Date Entered REFUND. PO BOX 7643
CHARLOTTE, NC 28241-7643
CRSMCA WILL NOT GRANT
_____________________
Entered By
ANY REFUNDS AFTER EMAIL TO: cbsims@crsmca.org
JANUARY 1, 2018.
NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2017 | CAROLINAS CONTACTS 17CAROLINAS MID-WINTER ROOFING EXPO
JANUARY 16 – 18, 2018
CHARLOTTE CONVENTION CENTER | OMNI HOTEL
501 S. College Street | Charlotte, NC 28202
2018 Most Valued Employee Award
This program is designed to honor one outstanding employee from North Carolina and one from South Carolina to be recognized
during the Carolinas Mid-Winter Roofing Expo. Each state will select their MVE of the Year. The purpose of the award is to
recognize excellence within CRSMCA and allow recipients to serve as role models for other employees, as well as increase
professionalism and attract additional employees to the roofing industry. Only one employee per branch office of a company may be
nominated for the MVE of the Year Award.
Judges will include CRSMCA members. Judges’ decisions will be based on evidence of professionalism; uniqueness or significance of
a nominee’s contribution; and benefit to a nominee’s company and co-workers or community.
Award recipients will receive a plaque, free registration to the Carolinas Mid-Winter Roofing Expo, and one night lodging during the
Carolinas Mid-Winter Roofing Expo. Winners will be formally honored and presented the award during the Business Session on
Wednesday, January 17, 2018 in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Nominations must be received by the CRSMCA office by DECEMBER 15, 2017. For more information or to obtain additional
nomination forms contact Carla Sims at CRSMCA, at cbsims@crsmca.org or call 704-556-1228.
_____________________________________________________________________________
Most Valued Employee Award Nomination
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Name of Nominee
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Employer Title/Position with Employer
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Submitted By Company
Describe below or attach your reason for the nomination. Several issues to consider and discuss, if appropriate, are:
• on-the-job performance
• attracting new employees and helping retain existing employees
• contributions to a team effort
• leadership
• community service and volunteerism
• other noteworthy contributions and activities
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________
18 CAROLINAS CONTACTS | NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2017CAROLINAS MID-WINTER ROOFING EXPO
JANUARY 16 – 18, 2018
CHARLOTTE CONVENTION CENTER | OMNI HOTEL
501 S. College Street | Charlotte, NC 28202
SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
CRSMCA would like to thank you for your consideration in becoming a sponsor. All sponsorships are
applied to the advancement of education to the CRSMCA membership.
! $5,000 CORPORATE*
Complimentary banner; ONE complimentary booth; complimentary ½ page ad in the Carolinas Contacts Magazine; signage at the Carolinas Mid-Winter Roofing
Expo; listing in the Carolinas Contacts Magazine and on the CRSMCA website
$3,000 PLATINUM ! Opening Reception
ONE complimentary booth; complimentary ½ page ad in the Carolinas Contacts Magazine; signage at the Carolinas Mid-Winter Roofing Expo; listing in the
Carolinas Contacts Magazine and on the CRSMCA website
$2,000 DIAMOND ! Wednesday Reception ! Wednesday Lunch
TWO complimentary attendees; complimentary ½ page ad in the Carolinas Contacts Magazine; signage at the Carolinas Mid-Winter Roofing Expo; listing in the
Carolinas Contacts Magazine and on the CRSMCA website
$1,500 GOLD ! Wednesday Breakfast ! Thursday Breakfast
Complimentary ½ page ad in the Carolinas Contacts Magazine; signage at the Carolinas Mid-Winter Roofing Expo; listing in the Carolinas Contacts Magazine
and on the CRSMCA website
$1,000 SILVER ! Audio/Visual
Complimentary ¼ page ad in the Carolinas Contacts Magazine; signage at the Carolinas Mid-Winter Roofing Expo; listing in the Carolinas Contacts Magazine
and on the CRSMCA website
! $ 750 BRONZE
Complimentary business card ad in the Carolinas Contacts Magazine; signage at the Carolinas Mid-Winter Roofing Expo; listing in the Carolinas Contacts
Magazine and on the CRSMCA website
! $ 300 CONTRACTOR GOODWILL
Listing in the Carolinas Contacts Magazine and on the CRSMCA website, free company admission
! $ 200 PAST PRESIDENT
Listing in the Carolinas Contacts Magazine and on the CRSMCA website (for CRSMCA past presidents only)
Method of Payment: Please send the form with
payment information to the
following address or email:
Amount Enclosed $__________ Check # _______________
Carolinas Roofing and Sheet Metal
Contractors Association, Inc.
Amount to be charged $__________ ! American Express ! MasterCard !Visa P O Box 7643
Charlotte, NC 28241-7643
cbsims@crsmca.org
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Company Sponsoring Contact Name **Please return by November
15, 2017 to be listed in the
Carolinas Contacts Magazine.
______________________________________________________________________________ -----------------------------
Name (as it appears on the card)
**PLEASE SUBMIT YOUR COMPANY
______________________________________________________________________________ LOGO VIA EMAIL TO
Card Number Exp. Date CVV CBSIMS@CRSMCA.ORG TO BE
PRESENTED DURING GENERAL
______________________________________________________________________________ SESSIONS
Signature Date
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