Estimating Competition Searching for a Project
Every year students participating in the OCA Estimating Competition compete using a previously-constructed project from one of our members. Last year’s students estimated the Dublin Smart Parking Lot, presented by George J. Igel Co. We are now looking for a new project for the 2019 competition. If you are willing to attend a couple of meetings to discuss your project and give a presentation to those attending the competition, please contact Rachel Sirca at 614-488-0724. The competition dates are February 22 & 23.
OHIO811 Excavator Seminars
OHIO811 (OUPS) is offering a series of Excavator Seminars throughout Ohio. These seminars will provide you and your crews valuable information and the most current updates to Ohio’s Revised Code for safe digging practices. Topics include legislative updates, new and improved RTE (remote ticket entry), excavator training and the newest features to our mobile app. Registration begins at 8:30 and lunch will be served at noon. ALL ATTENDEES WILL BE ELIGIBLE FOR A DRAWING TO WIN AN IPAD MINI!
Please reserve your spot(s) early, as space will be limited. To register, provide the class location, your name, company, address, phone number and email address, as well as names of additional persons attending from your company to: [email protected]; or you can fax registration to (330) 538-0661.
Following are the seminar dates & locations:
November 6, 2018
Bowling Green
8:30am-1pm
The Stoneridge Golf Club
1553 Muirfield Dr
Bowling Green, Ohio
November 7, 2018
Plain City
8:30am-1pm
Der Dutchman
445 S Jefferson Ave
Plain City, Ohio
November 8, 2018
Chillicothe
8:30am-1pm
Quality Inn
20 N. Plaza Blvd
Chillicothe, Ohio
November 13, 2018
Geneva
8:30am-1pm
Geneva Lodge and Conference Center
4888 N Broadway
Geneva, Ohio
November 14, 2018
Fairlawn
8:30am-1pm D
oubletree Hotel
3150 W. Market Street
Fairlawn, Ohio
November 15, 2018
Coshocton
8:30am-1pm
The Elks Lodge 4
34 Chestnut St
Coshocton, Ohio
A Tale Of Two Teamsters Pension Plans
It was (nearly) the best of times for the Western Conference of Teamsters Pension Plan, it was (nearly) the worst of times for the Central States, Southeast and Southwest Areas Pension Fund. While that sounds like a Charles Dickens novel, it’s the reality facing two of the largest U.S. multiemployer plans that provide pensions to retirees and active members of the Teamsters union. The two plans have nearly 1 million members. Central States is among the approximately 130 plans that have projected they will run out of money in the next 20 years. That means the plan’s members could lose their pension benefits. The Western Conference, on the other hand, is close to fully funded and in a good position to pay out pension benefits. Click here to read more.
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