Our Partners in Excellence

SMACNA

[For more information, visit www.smacna.org]
Sheet Metal and Air Conditioning Contractors' National Association
Contractor members of SMACNA write the technical manuals and standards for the sheet metal industry. An internationally recognized association, SMACNA also develops industry standards and guidelines for component fabrication and installations.

SMWIA

[For more information, visit www.smwia.org
Sheet Metal Workers International Association
Members of SMWIA work to establish and maintain desirable working conditions for sheet metal workers through their efforts in government affairs, education, and communication. The association also maintains legal and jurisdictional departments for the benefit of its members.

HVAC Expertise

[For more information, visit http://www.hvacexpertise.com/
Sponsored by the HVAC/Sheet Metals Partnership, this website is dedicated to providing a single source of information on HVAC systems. The site includes basic information on residential and commercial HVAC systems, how to choose a contractor, and lists of HVAC contractors.

SMOHIT

[For more information, visit http://www.smohit.org/]
Sheet Metal Occupational Health Institute Trust
A joint labor management trust, SMOHIT is dedicated to providing industry-leading health and safety solutions to minimize occupational illnesses and injuries for sheet metal workers. The trust focuses on health screenings and research on asbestos and other hazardous materials and offers training in health and work-related safety issues.

NEMI

[For more information, visit http://www.nemionline.org/]
National Energy Management Institute
A not-for-profit organization created by SMACNA and SMWIA.  NEMI is dedicated to identifying emerging markets and developing programs to capitalize on them. NEMI works to ensure the growth and prosperity of SMACNA and SMWIA.

TABB

[For more information, visit http://www.tabbcertified.org]
Testing, Adjusting, and Balancing Bureau
TABB works to ensure safety in air handling systems. TABB certified professionals are dedicated to ensuring that all building environmental systems are properly installed, adjusted, and balanced to meet design engineering specifications.

ACE

[For more information, visit http://www.acenet.edu/]
American Council on Education
ACE allows Sheet Metal Workers who have been through the apprenticeship program to gain credits towards an Associates degree. The latest updates to the program are available here. This website provides them access to the ACE transcript service where they can register and request an official transcript. (Instructions for registering with the ACE website. Instructions for accessing transcript information without a login. Instructions for applying for course credit through ACE.)