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The Heat and Frost Insulators and Allied Workers (HFIAW) have adapted their approach to membership development. Local 53 New Orleans member Maximus A. Perdomo, Sr. is leading this new effort.
Members of HFIAW Local 89, Trenton and Atlantic City, N.J., are helping one of the nation's top universities take a huge step toward achieving its goal of carbon neutrality by its 300th anniversary.
The members of HFIAW Local 64 Tulsa elected their first female Business Manager to lead the Local last fall.
The longest-serving member of HFIAW Local 40 Albany, N.Y. has decided to retire, ending a 50-year run as the Local's Financial/Corresponding Secretary.
In October, Phil Rainwater St., the longtime HFIAW Local 48 Atlanta Business Manager, retired, capping off a more than 40-year career in the Insulators Union.
A group of 43 newly elected HFIAW Local Union leaders recently completed the weeklong New Officers
Training class at the Maritime Institute in Linthicum Heights, Md.
The 13th Annual Tradeswomen Build Nations (TWBN) Conference set a new attendance record, drawing a record of 3,787 tradeswomen (plus their male allies) from various building trades. The three-day event held at the Washington Hilton from Dec. 1-3 included a variety of workshops and distinguished speakers for the more than 4,000 total attendees.
A member of HFIAW Local 81 Cedar Rapids announced plans to run for a seat in the Iowa House of Representatives.
In Nevada's dynamic construction landscape, where So-Called "Right to Work" laws often pose challenges, the Redwood Materials project in McCarren, Nev., signified a significant shift.
Pete Ielmini, Insulators Labor Management Cooperative Trust Executive Director, appeared on The America’s Work Force Union Podcast and gave an update on the Federal Mechanical Insulation Act and Construction Safety Week.