What should you be aware of as a user of the Globally Harmonized System? Find out in our video highlighting everything you need to know. Full story

The MCAA talked with Chris M. Pappas, President of Telligent Masonry, LLC, about the history of the company, challenges faced, and the future of the industry. Full story

We had a chance to talk with contractors and a supplier in the industry to get their take on what to look for in a mixer. They share advice, tips, and experiences. Read at MASONRY

As a mason when I travel I am always looking at masonry buildings. NYC is an amazing place to see the beauty of masonry. Full story

The following checklist may help you take steps to avoid hazards that cause injuries, illnesses and fatalities. Be cautious and seek help if you are concerned about a potential hazard. Full story

The Mason Contractors Association of America (MCAA) held its fourteenth annual Online Auction from April 24 to April 26, 2018. Full story

Claims made by businesses for slip and fall accidents account for more than 20 percent of general liability claims each year, and have an average payout of more than $20,000. Full story

For the eighth installment of this series, we talked with Adam Slattery, Field Superintendent at Al Slattery Masonry Inc. You don’t want to miss his story and experiences in the industry. Read at MASONRY

If you don’t hold a load close to your body, how much heavier is the “experienced” weight than the actual weight? Ten times as heavy! Full story

This month we explored the historic site of Philadelphia City Hall, the tallest masonry structure in the world. Learn about the history and hard work put into erecting this noteworthy building. Read at MASONRY

Stone carving is one of the oldest forms of masonry. We had the opportunity to learn more about technique from those in the industry. Read at MASONRY

The MCAA sat down with Travis Frantz, President of United Masonry Incorporated, to discuss the history of the company, challenges faced, and the future of the masonry industry. Full story

With the Legislative Fly-In around the corner we decided to get some insight on the Fly-In from previous attendees. See what they have to say about their experiences in D.C. Read at MASONRY

In construction, a flag person is best known as the worker or workers who manage traffic flow along a highway or street when road repair is underway. Full story

The Legislative Conference is May 15th through 17th. The conference is a great way to let your representative know what they can do to help you and the masonry industry. Full story

MASONRY had the opportunity to talk with Joseph Blanton of WASCO Inc., for our seventh installment of the GEN NXT series. Read at MASONRY

White powdery residual buildup on bricks known as efflorescence can be a pesky chore. You won’t want to miss how to prevent and take care of this common issue. Read at MASONRY

I hope you will join us in Washington, D.C. to make our voices heard as an industry as we meet with over 125 Congressional offices from throughout the country. Read at MASONRY

Whether working on buildings, bridges, or skyscrapers, masons need to be positioned correctly to do their jobs efficiently. MASONRY takes a look at mast climbers in all their configurations. Read at MASONRY

As a Technology Education teacher, John Vanderwyst knew he was uniquely suited to address the shortage of skilled workers facing the construction and manufacturing industries. Full story