Articles Tagged with ''International Standards and Training Alliance (INSTALL)''

The United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America recently announced several high-profile retirements and promotions.

INSTALL members have donated time and labor to several non-profits across the U.S.

Despite the benefits delivered by formal training programs, there are numerous challenges.

Floorcovering professionals say goodbye to our industry for a variety of reasons, but leaders in our community have found solid methods to prevent it.

AIMIA, a Minnesota-based data-driven marketing and analytics company, recently underwent a brand refresh and wanted to relocate its headquarters to a new, flagship Twin Cities office. Plenty of work had to be done to get the space ready, and Sonus Interiors—an INSTALL Warranty contractor with a history of working with large and complex commercial projects—was up for the challenge.

Tapping into new markets and recruiting new blood. Retention. Training the labor force in terms of both availability of training and the quality thereof. These are just a few of the major challenges the construction industry faces today. INSTALL, intent on solving these issues, recently spearheaded a leadership conference in conjunction with the United Brotherhood of Carpenters Interior/Exterior Systems division, June 25-27.

INSTALL meets the problem of retention in the floor covering industry head on through a combination of competitive benefits, growth opportunities, and a lifelong dedication to training.

INSTALL, the International Standards and Training Alliance, showcased certified installers in action at the Materials Pavilion during North America's largest commercial interiors show, NeoCon 2018.

At NeoCon 2018, INSTALL and Roppe will emphasize the value of certified installation through live, daily flooring demonstrations.

INSTALL has recently announced five new companies have joined the alliance.