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SEPTEMBER 2017- tra!SACRAMENTO REGIONAL BUILDERS EXCHANGE

How Does Your Safety Record Measure Up?OSHA Announces Top 10 Violations for Fiscal Year 2017

1. Fall Protection in construction (29 CFR 1926.501) 6,072 violations

2. Hazard Communication (29 CFR 1910.1200) 4,176 violations

3. Scaffolding (29 CFR 1926.451) 3,288 violations

4. Respiratory Protection (29 CFR 1910.134) 3,097 violations

5. Lockout/Tagout (29 CFR 1910.147) 2,877 violations

6. Ladders in construction (29 CFR 1926.1053) 2,241 violations

7. Powered Industrial Trucks (29 CFR 1910.178) 2,162 violations

8. Machine Guarding (29 CFR 1910.212) 1,933 violations

9. Fall Protection—training requirements (29 CFR 1926.503) 1,523 violations

10. Electrical—wiring methods (29 CFR 1910.305) 1,405 violations

CALBX.COMFEDERATION OF CALIFORNIA BUILDERS EXCHANGES

SACRAMENTO REGION PLAN ROOM DASHBOARD

Plans Currently Bidding: 194

Value of Plans Bidding: $382,699,434Plans Entered YTD: 2,175

STATEWIDE PLAN ROOM DASHBOARD

Plans Currently Bidding: 820Value of Plans Bidding: $2,621,551,597

Plans Entered YTD: 8,550

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Upcoming Classes & Events:

Quarterly ConnectSRBX Offices

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OCTOBER

Construction & Trades Career Awareness Day Raley Field

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SRBX BrewfestYolo Brewing Company

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Register online for upcoming classes and events at www.srbx.org

SRBX OUT AND ABOUT

CREATE MENTOR KICKOFF NIGHT: AUGUST 17, 2017 - PLUMBERS & PIPEFITTERS TRAINING FACILITY

CHARITY GOLF CLASSIC: AUGUST 21, 2017 - CATTA VERDERA COUNTRY CLUB

NOVEMBER

Cal/OSHA Offers 30-Day Silica Compliance Grace Period Employers Beware-Violations May Be Cited On September 23rd, the Respirable Crystalline Silica construction standard went into effect, establishing a new 8-hour time-weighted average of the Permissible Exposure Limit (“PEL”) of 0.05 milligrams per cubic meter and an action level of 0.025 milligrams per cubic meter, coupled with a plethora of additional safety requirements, which can be found in Title 8 section 5155, Table AC-1.

Cal/OSHA announced that they are following federal OSHA and providing a modified 30-day grace period for Silica enforcement, whereby Cal/OSHA will during this time carefully evaluate good faith efforts taken by employers in their attempts to meet the new construction silica standard.

Given the attention of the Table 1 approach, Cal/OSHA will focus on assisting employers in fully and properly implementing the controls in the table.

However, while Cal/OSHA will assist employers who are making good faith ef-forts to meet the new requirements to assure understanding and compliance, employers that are not making any efforts to comply may be considered for cita-tion. This follows federal OSHA’s approach regarding enforcement of their corre-sponding standard. Any proposed citations related to inspections conducted in this time period will require National Office review..

In other words, employers have to at least try to be in compliance with the new rules to be considered eligible to not be cited.

If you have questions about new standards, please go to SRBX’s online “Con-struction Toolbox” at: www.srbx.org/construction-toolbox where we have pro-vided the most current information related to Silica Exposure Limits and other

Prevailing Wage Law SeminarSRBX Education Center

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OSHA 503Update for General Industry Outreach Trainers

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Construction CollectionsSRBX Education Center

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Construction Contracts SRBX Education Center

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Frank Radoslovich has been a fixture of the construction law community in Sacramento for over two decades. Frank and his law partner Megan Shapiro head the firm Radoslovich | Shapiro, PC (or RadShap, as the firm is known conversationally). RadShap is a small full-service law firm that specializes in advising and representing businesses and business owners of all types.

Frank started practicing law in 1992. After just three years, he started his own firm. Frank has developed longstanding client relationships with some of the most respected contracting companies in Northern California. Frank has seen every imaginable dispute between developers, contractors, and subcontractors. He is an experienced trial attorney, having won verdicts in cases about contract breach, fiduciary duties, complex fraud, insurance bad-faith—the list could go on. Frank also advises business owners on complex and often personal issues like succession planning, disputes in a family-owned corporation, and structuring the business to achieve the owner’s financial goals.

Megan is a breath of fresh air in the otherwise stale world of construction law. Most business attorneys are happy to let appointed insurance lawyers handle many of their construction claims. Megan has come to understand that your insurance carriers do not always have your company’s best interests in mind. She gets directly involved in claims, and has developed a reputation for being willing to push the boundaries of the law to get her clients the best possible result.

Radoslovich | Shapiro, PC is more than Frank and Megan. The firm’s associates hail from some of the best law schools in the state, and offer clients expert advice on complying with employment laws, minimizing tax liability, and protecting the company’s rights and interests through carefully drafted contracts. Any problem a construction business may face, Radoslovich | Shapiro, PC is equipped to solve.


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DPR Construction, Inc. | Schetter Electric, Inc. Excel Bonds & Insurance Services, Inc. | Southwest Grading, Inc.

Radoslovich | Shapiro, P.C. | 401(k) Engineers CMA Insurance Services, Inc. | Victaulic Refuse to Fuse

Stafford King Wiese Architects | Lawson Mechanical Contractors DesCor Builders | Frank M. Booth | Enterprise Truck & Car Rental

Royal Electric Company | Urata & Sons Concrete, Inc.

ACCO Engineered Systems | Airco Mechanical | All Star Rents Capital Engineering Consultants | H.C. Muddox

MarketOne Builders, Inc. | McCarthy Building Companies, Inc. Performance Contracting Group, Inc. | Roebbelen Contracting, Inc.

Sigler | Starch Concrete, Inc. | Sundt Construction, Inc. TNT Industrial Contractors, Inc. | Turner Construction Company

Western Engineering Contractors, Inc.

Brown Construction, Inc. | Flint Builders | HD Supply Waterworks Lionakis | Systems Tech Fire Protection

Banner Bank | Brown Construction, Inc. JM Environmental, Inc. & Lawson Mechanical Contractors

ARC Document Solutions | Air Systems Service & Construction, Inc. CliftonLarsonAllen, LLP | L&H Airco | Landmark Construction

Republic Services | River City Bank

$80,000 Raised at Charity Golf Classic!

Thank you to all of the sponsors, players and volunteers who made this year’s SRBX Education Foundation Char-ity Golf Classic a resounding success! Proceeds from this event will go to support Scholarships, the CREATE Mentoring Program and the Design Build Program.

Did you know that in 2017-2018 the SRBX Education Foundation will provide programming for more than 30 high schools across 10 counties in Northern California? It’s not too late to get involved and help educate the next generation of workers. Contact Jordan Blair at [email protected] or 916.442.8991 for more information.

2017 Host Committee:

Donna Afflerbach, Turner Construction Bob Weisenberg, ACCO Engineered Systems

Heather Basinger, CliftonLarsonAllen Pat Derickson, Stafford King Wiese Architects

Kelly Maves, Kelly Architecture & Planning John Shipley, Victaulic

First Place: TNT Industrial Contractors, Inc.

Second Place: 401(k) Engineers


Building in Rocklin By Joe, Patterson As the son of a general contractor, I know that forecasting potential job opportunities is ex-tremely difficult and an inexact science. This obviously adds a high-level of business risk for principals and employees. As a member of the Rocklin City Council, I know that Rocklin is a great place for members of the development community to continuously monitor for upcoming projects and ongoing economic development.

Among cities with more that 30,000 residents, Rocklin is the second fastest growing city in California. In 2016, the city’s population grew at an astonishing 4.5% fueled by top-tier schools, a safe and family-friendly environment, and a city council that values community investment. Additionally, Rocklin’s sales tax revenues grew 13.1% in the 4th quarter year-over-year while the rest of Placer County grew at 1.7%.

Because Rocklin is reaching build out, creating sustainable revenue sources is critically important. I believe the public investments in which Rocklin has committed will act as a catalyst for economic development and spur private investment. For example, Rocklin initiated (and mostly self-funded) the Whitney Ranch Parkway interchange which opened Rocklin’s Highway 65 corridor to south Placer and eventually Sacramento County.

In our downtown core, we just recently awarded a bid for our $2.58 million Quarry Adventures Park and our capital expenditure plan includes over $10 million in additional near-term investments adjacent to the park (such as a roundabout, new fire station, parking lots, etc). Our goal is to spur private investment which creates ongoing revenues (without raising taxes!) to support public services for Rocklinites. Early indicators suggest it will work.

In summary, Rocklin is not afraid to make public investment which ultimately leads to revenue growth. Without question, the end goal for me is to always benefit Rocklin residents and secure their futures - giving them the living environment they de-serve. I hope members of the SRBX feel welcome to call or email me anytime to receive an update on future investments or of-fer ideas. I can also refer you to resources such as our Capital Investment Plan to help you forecast potential opportunities. [email protected] or 916.833.0787

S R B X G O V E R N M E N T A F FA I R S

S R B X F O L LO W S B A X T E RSRBX’s “Baxter the Builder” pen has grown from a fun giveaway item into a full-fledged mascot. Send in a photo of Baxter at a jobsite, in your office, or when traveling and we’ll publish the photo on Facebook or in our next SRB-Xtra! Send your photos to [email protected]. Don’t have your own Baxter pen yet? Make sure to visit our Member Ser-vices Team next time you are at SRBX and take Baxter to your jobsite!

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American System Controls & Integration 209.593.1176 americanscii.com Civil Pacific Engineering & Utilities 916.719.8203 civilpacificinc.com Construction Expediting Services530.906.0505cesbuild.com Dottco, Inc. 916.203.5544 Efren Capistran Maquitico Masonry 916.420.2297 Linmoore Fencing & Iron Works 916.725.4321

Mountain G. Enterprises, Inc. 916.626.9654 mgeinc.com Partition Specialties916.373.0700 psi3g.com Pierce Electric 707.980.1947 pierce-inc.com Sauren Construction & Electric 916.414.0444 saurenconstruction.com Sosco Paving & Grading 510.677.9806 soscopaving.com

Valley Surface Revitalization916.877.5733

S R B X W E LC O M E S N E W M E M B E R S

STAFFTimothy Murphy Chief Executive Officer Jordan Blair Executive Director, SRBX Education Foundation Communications Director

Damon Conklin Government Affairs Director

Tara Brennan Member Services Director

Roxana Cheah Member Services Specialist

Katie Carbone Program Coordinator

Marla Bartle Controller CALBX PLANROOM STAFF Yelena Miroshnichenko Reporter

ADVERTISING & ARTICLE SUBMISSION:Contact Jordan Blair at [email protected] to have your company visible in the SRB-Xtra.

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS

President Robert Coibion

McCarthy Building Companies, Inc.

President-ElectDebbie Struhm

Roebbelen Contracting, Inc.

Vice President Thomas Lindsley

Tricorp Construction, Inc.

Secretary Kelley Cowan

XL Construction

Treasurer John Harris

L&H Airco

Immediate Past President David Johnson

Skyline Scaffold, Inc.

Nils Blomquist DPR Construction

Steve Burnett

Carrazco - Innovative Tax Solutions

David Calia CYS Structural Engineers, Inc.

Marlin Cole Schetter Electric, Inc.

Mike Friesen

Intech Mechanical Company, LLC

Chuck Hack Lionakis

Mike Martin

Systems Tech Fire Protection

Cathy Skeen Excel Bonds & Insurance Services, Inc.

Wayne Tibke

Pacific Supply

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