BIM-M World of Masonry, IMI, MCAA and Insurance issues all in one spot!

Words: Jimmy AdamidisApril 18th, the future will be here.

We have people making presentations on BIM-M for Masonry and the IMI (International Masonry Institute) masonry technologies, promotion and details.

The MCAA (Mason Contractors Association of America) - the association of, by and for mason contractors - will show you all the ways they can and will help Mason Contractors. Esser Hayes Insurance Group will briefly discuss bonds and the 10 most cited OSHA violations and how not to be cited.

A great, informative afternoon with a catered lunch and refreshments at the District Council Training Center in Addison, Ill.

Call 847-824-0146 for more information or to make a reservation.
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