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Your CDRA July eNewsletter is here!
Featuring information on our Mid-Year Meeting and C&D World 2024
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| The National Trade Association Dedicated to the Construction & Demolition Recycling Industry |
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| July 2023 | Volume 10, Number 7 |
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Planning Continues for C&D World 2024
Work continues on the best networking event in the construction material recycling industry, C&D World 2024, which is set for Jan. 31-Feb. 2 in Bonita Springs, FL.
This will be the 31st Annual Meeting of the CDRA, and as always will be chock full of top-notch sessions on how to improve your business, an exhibit hall to learn about the latest equipment and services in the industry, a tour of a local mixed C&D recycling facility, and of course the chance to talk with and learn from recyclers from across North America.
As always, there will be a focus on end markets and also on providing information to better manage and plan for your business’s future.
All the CDRA committees will be meeting as part of the Board of Directors meeting on Jan. 31, so that will be a good opportunity to learn what the association is doing to move the industry forward and what other recyclers are facing and how they are solving their issues.
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CDRA Member Spotlight of the Month:
Seneca Engineering, LLC
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Seneca Engineering, LLC
Established in 2019, Seneca Engineering, LLC (Seneca) provides a growing variety of Engineering, Project Management, Compliance Support, and Construction Management services. Strategically established to provide engineering support to clients across Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Indiana.
Over the past four years, Seneca has grown through its consulting engineering capabilities and long-term network across the region. Starting slowly with just a few staff, and a small handful of clients, Seneca has strategically networked and grown its client base to well over forty (40) clients in a variety of service areas. Seneca offers the following services:
• Air permitting and compliance support including Non-Title V and Greenhouse Gas Reporting Services
• Surface Water Management, Permitting, Design and Compliance Support
• Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan development and Inspection Services
• Municipal Stormwater and MS4 Program Support Services
• Industrial NPDES Discharge Permitting and Compliance Support
• Wastewater Treatment Design, Permitting, and Compliance Support
• Site Development Planning, Permitting, and Engineering Services
• Construction Plan Development
• Construction Management
• Project Management
• Closed Landfill Redevelopment Services
• Landfill Post-Closure management, inspection, and reporting services
• Solid Waste Permitting, Design, and Compliance Support
• Transfer Station Design and Permitting
• Construction and Demolition Debris Processing Facility Permitting and Compliance Support
• Landfill Operations and Regulatory Compliance Training Services
• Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasure Plan Development and Compliance Support
• ODNR Industrial Mineral Permitting and Compliance Support
• Scrap Tire Processing Permitting and Engineering Services
• Environmental Compliance Support Services
Seneca strives to uphold and maintain a reputation for responsive, professional, cost-effective, quality services that treat every client, internal or external, mom-and-pop to large corporations as a priority. For us, it is about building relationships where we work together as team members, with our ‘sleeves rolled up’, working towards common goals.
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In Memoriam: Jay Giltz
Please join us in remembering Jay Glitz, long-time Eagle Crusher Co. sales representative and Construction & Demolition Recycling Association Hall of Fame member. Written by Brian Taylor, at Construction & Demolition Magazine.
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Clarence A. “Jay” Giltz Jr., who spent nearly 30 years helping Ohio-based Eagle Crusher Co. boost its presence in the aggregates recycling equipment sector, has died at age 75.
Giltz’s sales and product applications roles with Galion, Ohio-based Eagle Crusher helped that firm grow throughout the 1990s and into the 21st century.
According to its website, Eagle Crusher grew from being a two-person operation at the start of the 1970s to become an industry-leading crushing equipment design and fabrication company with dozens of equipment models. Much of the growth occurred under the leadership of CEO Susanne Cobey starting in the 1990s.
Giltz, along with Cobey, was actively involved with the National Demolition Association and the Construction & Demolition Recycling Association (CDRA), whose members were frequent buyers of the high-impact crushing units made by Eagle Crusher to recycle concrete. In 2019, Giltz was honored as a CDRA Hall of Fame member.
Before joining Eagle Crusher, Giltz served in the United States Air Force for eight years before being honorably discharged in 1974.
Born in California, Giltz also was a long-time Ohio resident and in his later years maintained homes in Venice, Florida, and in the Thousand Islands region of New York state.
He is survived by his wife Marsha, with whom he frequently attended industry events, as well as one son, one daughter and three grandchildren.
According to an obituary posted on the WWNY-TV website, donations in Giltz’s name may be made to the Thousand Island Emergency Rescue Service (TIERS).
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Welcome, New Member!
Please join us in welcoming CDRA's new member, McLanahan.
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McLanahan
Increased demand for sustainable operations that support a circular economy has created new challenges for our customers. McLanahan, a leader in process-engineered solutions since 1835, is focused on supporting our customers to meet these challenges and embraces the opportunity to develop customer-focused C&D Recycling solutions that provide sustainable aggregate production and significant environmental benefits. McLanahan designs and manufactures start-to-finish C&D recycling solutions for both wet and dry applications that are tailored to each unique operation. With dedicated engineers, in-house lab testing, project managers, field service technicians and more, McLanahan offers support from the selection process through the life of your equipment.
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CDRA Midyear Board Meeting
Whenever the CDRA Board of Directors meets is a great opportunity for all association members to also get together and talk about solving the challenges their business face, then work with the board to get that overcome. The next gathering of the board will be Oct. 4-5 in Hartford, CT, and is open to all CDRA members.
However, potential members and others allied to the industry are invited to CDRA’s evening networking event at a local restaurant on Oct. 4.
During the overall board meeting each individual CDRA committee will meet to provide progress updates and work with the board on next steps to be taken. It is a great atmosphere that fosters cooperation and collaboration with different sectors and regions of the construction material recycling industry.
This event will also include an optional tour of USA Waste’s recently updated mixed C&D facility in western Massachusetts, a chance to see the latest technology for the industry.
For more information about the CDRA midyear Board Meeting, including free registration and a link to the CDRA room block, contact [email protected].
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Industry News
Good news! The Architecture Billings Index (ABI) for the month of May was the highest it’s been since September 2022:
OSHA is set to require electronic reporting for on-the-job injuries, but the Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) are pushing back because sensitive employee information may be at risk of being easily accessed:
Recycled glass nuggets will be used to fill in the collapsed area of I95, in Philadelphia, to support ongoing work and avoid supply chain delays:
CDRA Sponsor Member General Kinematics is partnering with the Ford Meter Box Company to design and build a new foundry facility in Wabash, Indiana. Together these two companies will use the latest automation and innovative equipment design to support the brass metalcasting operation:
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Special Thanks to the CDRA's Sponsor Members
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