The M12 FUEL's unique reversible blade rotation feature provides users ultimate control over material removal, along with the ability to select their desired blade rotation for the direction they need to cut.

“What are the most effective ways to train millennials?” is probably the question that consultants hear more often than any other today.

"NAHB commends President Trump for making retirement security an important national priority," says National Association of Home Builders CEO Jerry Howard in a statement. 

Thomas J. Gibson, president and CEO of the American Iron and Steel Institute (AISI), issues statement on announcement that the U.S. and Mexico had reached a bilateral understanding on NAFTA renegotiation.

A new sign hangs outside the Sheet Metal Workers Local 10 training facility in Saginaw, Minnesota. It honors a sheet metal worker and instructor with almost six decades in the industry.

In light of the continuing steel tariff fallout, contractors are understandably worried about whether they can hold margins by passing along the commodity price increases with a markup. Some sheet metal contractors will try to hold gross profit by passing along an incremental price increase alone. Others will reduce profitability by only passing part of the price increase. There are other options available to protect your margins.

Media has changed substantially in the past 20 years. Most, if not all, of those changes were spurred by the impact the internet has had on how people consume their information. It’s a phenomenon that’s been covered regularly by multiple outlets since the shift became apparent a little more than a decade ago. 

President Trump and European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker recently agreed to pursue zero tariffs and subsidies for non-auto industrial goods. But there is no agreement yet.  

Building engineers and mechanical contractors may want take note: This is the year that duct design and installation will begin to face an increased amount of scrutiny.

Dustin Denison has resigned himself to paying more for ductwork, registers, fittings and just about everything else containing steel that Applied Energy Innovations uses daily.