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MAINLINENOVEMBER 2019The strength of the team is each individual member.The strength of each member is the team.NAECINSIDE THIS ISSUE:NAEC Honors Ricia Sturgeon-HendrickNAEC Updates - Committees, MAEC, InterliftMEMBER SPOTLIGHT: Peelle CompanyNAEC News / Industry News / New Members / Events Calendar
CERTIFICATION NEWSCERTIFICATION NEWSA publication of theNational Association ofElevator ContractorsPhone:770.760.9660800.900.NAEC (6232)Canada Toll rgE-mail:info@naec.orgEditor:Jennifer SimmonsGREAT NEWS! ANSI Personnel Certification AccreditationCommittee (PCAC) convened and reviewed the assessors’report from NAEC’s 2019 Year 3 surveillance assessment.They voted to accept the assessors’ recommendationfor continued accreditation under the ISO/IEC 170242012 Standard for the Certified Elevator Technician!President: Don GelestinoExecutiveDirector: Alesa G. McArthurNAEC1298 Wellbrook Circle, NEConyers, GA 30012NAEC is committed to providingyou with the highest level of customerservice. We value your time andrespect your online privacy. Pleasetake notice that we will communicateimportant information via e-mailregarding meetings, conventions,and services that might be of interestto you and your company.2MAINLINENAEC CertificationRenewals Are Due byDecember 31st!NAEC is excited to share that we have taken a green approachand Certification Renewals were sent out via e-mail! Thesenotices were sent out in October. If you have any questionsor did not receive your renewal notification, contact KathyBell at Kathy@naec.org. RENEW TODAY!!
NAEC NEWSNAEC Honors Ricia Sturgeon-Hendrick WithLifetime Honorary MembershipIt was with great honor and pleasure to announce NAEC’snewest lifetime Honorary member, Ricia SturgeonHendrick, at the 70th Annual Convention & 2019 Expo inGrand Rapids.She is not only actively involved with NAEC and NEII, butalso with the Canadian Elevator Contractors Association(CECA), the Elevator Escalator Safety Foundation (EESF),and the American Society of Professional and ExecutiveWomen. In 2002, NAEC presented her with the William C.Sturgeon Distinguished Service Award, considered the VTindustry’s highest honor.Prior to formally receiving her lifetime Honorarymembership with NAEC in September, Ricia enjoyeda surprise visit from NAEC Executive Director Alesa G.McArthur, Deputy Director Teresa Witham, and DougWitham of Vantage, in July, to receive the news. Ricia’sson, T. Bruce MacKinnon and EESF’s Laurie Duiett joinedin the celebration.As the daughter of Elevator World, Inc. founder William C.Sturgeon, Ricia is no stranger to the vertical transportation(VT) industry. After wearing several hats at ElevatorWorld, she currently serves as Editor-at-Large at theirheadquarters in Mobile, Alabama, making an impressivemark with her efforts to advance VT education to createa safer world for both the industry and riding public. Heraccomplishments include collaborating with the NAECEducation Committee to develop a national certificationprogram for elevator technicians and accessibility/privateresidence lift technicians and serving as publisher for 25CET and CAT training manuals for both programs. Shewas also responsible for the acquisition/development ofmore than 100 educational products for the internationalVT industry, and has been a partner with the NEII FieldSafety Committee in editing and publishing 13 editions ofthe Elevator Industry Field Employees’ Safety Handbooksince 1976.L to R: T. Bruce MacKinnon, Ricia Sturgeon-Hendrick, Alesa G. McArthur,Teresa Witham, Laurie Duiett and Doug WithamThe industry is fortunate to have such an iconicrepresentative in its corner, and every award Ricia hasreceived, was well deserved.COMPENSATION & BENEFITS REPORTThe Member Services Committee was hard at work this past year finalizing the new Industry Compensation & BenefitsReport, which is now complete and ready for your use. Members only can purchase this product for 375, and if youfilled out the survey, you can download it at no charge as we promised. Click here to get your copy.NOVEMBER 2019
NEW MEMBERSNEW & RETURNING MEMBERSCONTRACTORSUPPLIERShenandoah ElevatorVasile ElevatorSouth Georgia Elevator, LLCMerits Health ProductsRonald Hickox, Owner88 Gibbs Rd.Hoboken, GA 31542912-458-9320 / fax 912-458-9321sgellc@btconline.netAndrew Scothern, National Sales Director4245 Evans Ave.Fort Myers, FL 33901239-772-0519 / fax 239-772-3252ascothern@meritsusa.comNext Day AccessKafka Manufacturing Co.Dave Clark, President3150 Stage Post Dr. #101Bartlett, UT 38133901-386-1830 / fax 901-386-1831paul@nextdayaccess.comMichael Kafka, President7600 Industrial DriveForest Park, IL 60130708-771-0970 / fax 708-771-0108brookekafka@kafkamfg.comLift & Accessibility SolutionsAmerican Access Industries & ServicesColin Clark, Manager1832 Roberts St.Winchester, VA e Sisson, President5865 Labath Ave. #5Rohnert Park, CA 94928707-538-3210 / fax 707-324-8184carrie@jslifts.comNathan Hall, COO2120 Fletcher St.Hollywood, FL 33020954-927-1185 / fax 954-927-1186nathan.hall@vasileelevator.comAngela Grant4120 Dr. Greaves RoadGrandview, MO 64030816-384-2248accountingdept@aaccessis.comBTS Elevator PackagesASSOCIATESafe Elevator CorporationBrian Mahoney Jr., Owner/President1501 SE Decker Ave. #501-EStuart, FL 34994772-223-9387 / fax 772-283-0146safeelevator@bellsouth.netSuperior Elevator Inspections &ConsultingGregory Sacks, President & CEO403 Axminister Drive, Suite 101Fenton, MO 63026314-517-2290 / fax undel Elevator ConsultingTim Marshall, Owner1110 Benfield Blvd. Suite KMillersville, MD im Gallo, Sales-Engineering - Operations105 N. Gold Dr. - 2ARobbinsville, NJ .comMichael Johnson, President1111 Douglas Dr.Cedar Hill, TX 75104800-970-8941sales@oilscrubber.comPrecision Lift IndustriesScott Humbaugh, President3605 N Davis Hwy.Penscola, FL 32503877-770-5862 / fax me InnovationsOmar Gil, CEO2550 Sandy Plains Rd.Marietta, GA 30066203-450-9869info@trugame.net
NAEC NEWSNAEC Education andSafety CommitteeNAEC’s Education and Safety Committee gathered atthe D&D Learning Center in Yonkers, NY. In additionto hosting the committee meeting, Robert Schaeffer,President of D&D Elevator, lead a tour of the LearningCenter, including the modules and set-up the classrooms.We appreciate the hospitality shown by D&D.Interlift 2019With 577 exhibitors and over 21,000 guests, Interlift2019 received top marks as the largest Interliftevent so far. Visitors from 108 countries gathered inAugsburg, Germany, to learn of the latest innovationsin the elevator sector.NAEC was well represented this year! At our booth,we had Shawn Cowden, Director of Meetings andMember Services; Alesa G. McArthur, ExecutiveDirector; our President and his wife, Don andNadine Gelestino, President of Champion Elevator;along with Robert and Debra Masterson, (Robertis President of Modernization and Construction atChampion Elevator). In addition, many of our suppliermembers were in attendance; representing their owncompanies that service the vertical transportationindustry worldwide.MAEC 10th AnnualGolf TournamentThe Mid-Atlantic Elevator Chapter of NAEC hostedits 10th annual golf tournament on Wednesday,October 2nd at Lake Presidential Golf Club in UpperMarlboro, MD. Over 50 par ticipant s came outrepresenting all facets of the elevator industry! Thefirst-place foursome players were; John DePhilips,Gary Hester, Tom Warmingham and Donald Wayson.NAEC would like to thank our sponsors for their support!AFD Industries, Inc.CED Elevator SupplyDivision-WestDraka Elevator/PrysmianGroupMEI – Total ElevatorSolutionsMonitor ElevatorProductsPeelle CompanyEMS Group, Inc.SCS Elevator ProductsGAL ManufacturingCorporationSmartrise EngineeringInnovation Industries, Inc.James Monroe Wire &Cable Corp.Ribbon Cutting CeremonyTri-Tronics Company, Inc.Vantage ElevatorSolutionsNAEC President, Don Gelestino and RobertMasterson of Champion ElevatorNOVEMBER 2019
MEMBER SPOTLIGHTPEELLE COMPANYI n the late 1800’s, Peelle’s founder, Caleb Peelle,traveled to New York City from Indiana to sell elevatorsafety gates as a manufacturer’s representative for theRichmond Safety Gates Company, a company Peellewould later purchase. When New York City experienced aconstruction boom in the beginning of the 20th Century,Caleb identified a new market and developed the verticalbiparting door to protect elevator hoistways whichearned the first of over 200 patents Peelle would claimto their name.Peelle later began to manufacture Cart/Tote Lifts, SwingDoors, Pass through Windows, Special Purpose Doors(nuclear shielding, blast, aircraft hangar, etc.) as wellas the Sedgwick brand of Dumbwaiters and ResidenceElevators.Across the globe, Peelle is known for premium, qualitydesign and manufacture of special freight elevatorentrance doors. During Peelle’s 114 year history, theyhave been involved in numerous special and significantprojects, most notably The White House, The US Capitol,The Pentagon, and the original and newly constructedWorld Trade Center.Peelle doors can be found on every continent. Specialtyexport projects include the Paris Opera House, ShanghaiTowers, and Petronas Towers. Because Peelle doors havebeen manufactured and installed up to 30 feet wide, 20feet high and for capacities up to 60,000 lbs., Peelle hasinstalled doors in support facilities worldwide in highend retail stores, airports, convention centers, andinfrastructures.1 New York market, and wherever contracted on a globalbasis. Peelle also has manufacturers’ representatives inWashington DC, England, France, Germany, Singapore,and the Middle East.Peelle remains a family owned business currentlymanaged by the 5th generation. They are one of the fewelevator industry companies under the same ownershipand producing the same product since being established.Peelle educates their personnel by providing fulldisclosure on their business and encouraging employeeinput. Numerous Project teams involve all departmentsimplementing their mission to “Delivering ExceptionalElevating Experiences”.Mike R yan cur rent l y s er ve sas Vice President of BusinessDevelopment. His concentration ispassenger entrances/replacementpanels and evangelizing the verticalslide door for freight elevatorapplications on a worldwide basis.Mike’s personal philosophy forsuccess is to “cultivate and encourage the upcominggeneration and continually give back to the elevatorindustry”. He entered the elevator industry by accidentstarting in Peelle’s Engineering Department and waslater transferred to Sales. “This transformed me froman introvert to an extrovert, gave me the opportunity totravel the world, meet and befriend hundreds of elevatorprofessionals and later give back to the elevator industry.”During its history, Peelle representatives have served onthe NAEC Board of Directors, the CECA Board of Directors,EESF Board of Directors, ANSI code committee leadershipas well as many state and city elevator associations. Mike’sadvice for best practices and a successful elevator careerwould be to get involved with either NAEC or their localtrade associations, attend their events, and participateon committees where you can contribute. “I’ve receivedmore benefit from any association I participated in than thecontribution I made.”Peelle Company30’ Wide Door for a Helicopter Blade ElevatorThe Peelle staff is comprised of over 100 manufacturingand support personnel in the US and Canada as well asnumerous field teams installing Peelle doors in the Local6MAINLINE34 E. Main Street #372Smithtown, NY 11787800.787.5020905.846.2161 faxsales@peelledoor.compeelledoor.comNAEC Member since February 1953
NAEC NEWS / UNITED 2020CALL EC NEEDS YOU TO MAKE ADIFFERENCE! It’s that time of yearwhen we ask for volunteers for oneof the following NAEC committees.Accessibility/ResidentialBylawsCodes & StandardsEducation & SafetyExhibitors AdvisoryFuture DirectionsGovernmental AffairsMember ServicesMembership DevelopmentYOUR INDUSTRY NEEDS YOU!Contact Alesa@naec.org tovolunteer.JOIN US IN HOUSTON, TEXAS!Show Dates: Sept. 15 & 16Reserve your Booth Space todayat the George R. Convention Centerin Houston, TX, for the 2020 UnitedConvention & Expo!Stay competitive and take advantageof multiple networking opportunites.Over 2,200 industry professionalswill be in attendance and will belooking for the newest technology andproducts.,You must be an active member withone of the four partners to exhibit.VIEW THE 2020 FLOORPLANI WANT TO EXHIBIT!To reserve your booth space,contact Teresa Witham atTeresa@naec.org or 770.760.9660.NOVEMBER 2019
SAFETY FOUNDATION NEWSEESF UPDATESThe Elevator Escalator Safety Foundation (EESF) is the leadingresource for educational programs that teach children andadults how to properly ride elevators, escalators and movingwalkways safely.98 markets across the U.S. and Canada. View and share itanytime from EESF’s SafetyRiders Youtube Channel.EESF First Annual Karaoke Dare at the 70th AnnualNAEC Convention was a Success!The EESF Board of Regents approved the budget andaction plan to extend the outreach of its “Safe-T-Riders”children’s program to focus on pre-school aged children.It will also be updating and extending its communicationson EESF’s senior education program, “A Safe Ride.” Also, in2020, EESF seeks to engage volunteers willing to presenttheir materials to day-care centers, schools, retirementcommunities, assisted living facilities, etc. The grassrootseffort of volunteers remains an important part of EESF’soutreach and the Foundation hopes to revitalize their workin the coming year.The vocal stylings of NAEC members and suppliers wereon full display, making EESF’s Dessert Reception and FirstAnnual Karaoke Dare, a huge success! EESF thanks thosebrave souls who entertained and the generous audiencemembers who donated. A special shout out goes to PatrickBothwell, EHC Global, Inc., who served as the evening’semcee. EESF would also like to thank NAEC and its stafffor the hospitality and the sponsors for their generoussupport. And a special thanks goes to the Elevator Ridersfor conducting their 50/50 drawing in support of EESFduring the NAEC Convention.Safe-T-Riders Video Views Continue to IncreaseEESF’s Safe-T-Rider online video has reached more than 3.4million children, ages 4-11. The campaign’s fun, animatedvideo--presenting the Safe-T-Rider heroes--teacheschildren how to ride elevators and escalators safely andruns on children’s YouTube channels and websites in overEESF Approves New Budget and Initiatives for 2020EESF 2020 Annual General Membership MeetingThe 2020 Annual General Membership Meeting isscheduled for February 26-28, 2020 in Tampa, FL. Clickhere for the agenda and regsistration form.If you’d like to help EESF spread their vision of a world freeof elevator and escalator accidents, visit their website ateesf.org or call them at 251-479-2199. Any level of supportis gratefully accepted!metal indexSept 2019(Current)Aug 2019( 1 Month Ago)Mar 2019(6 Months Ago)Sept 2018(1 Year Ago)Metal and Metal Products218.9(P)220.2(P)227.5225.3Hot Rolled Sheet134.0(P)130.2(P)149.0161.9Hot Rolled Structural198.9(P)200.0(P)216.2218.2Steel Pipe and Tube280.8(P)277.7(P)288.4301.7Cold Rolled Sheet222.5(P)224.2(P)235.5252.0No 2 Diesel Fuel274.2(P)259.8(P)299.5328.61982 BaseP: Preliminary. All indexes are subject to revision four months after original publication.8MAINLINE
INDUSTRY NEWSOracle ElevatorAcquires AffinityElevatorCarroll CapitalAcquires ElevatorService, Inc. (ESI)Oracle Elevator announced its acquisition ofAffinity Elevator early October. With offices inPensacola and Panama City, Florida, AffinityElevator provides elevator maintenance, repair andmodernization services and will enhance Oracle’sposition as the leading independent alternativeto the multinational elevator manufacturers. Theacquisition represents Oracle’s 30th acquisitionsince 2004.Investor Carroll Capital, Greenwich, CT, has acquiredElevator Service, Inc. (ESI) in partnership with itsmanagement team from owner Nate McFadden.ESI is a provider of maintenance and testing, repair,and elevator modernization services throughout thestate of Michigan.Oracle will leverage its technical knowledgeand highly skilled workforce to expand regionalcoverage in Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi andLouisiana. The integration will be led by MikeWest, Oracle Florida Regional Vice President, andCraig Jones, Oracle Vice President of CorporateDevelopment. Acquisitions remain an importantfactor in Oracle’s aggressive national expansionstrategy and has expanded its internal businessdevelopment team as it accelerates M&A activity toprovide a smooth transition for all parties involved.The joint vision for ESI is to become the regionalmarket leader in independent elevator service,serving locations across the Great Lakes region withthe same quality service and operating rigor that ESIprovides to its current West Michigan market. In itspartnership with ESI’s management team, CarrollCapital will provide support and capital for thedevelopment and execution of ESI’s growth strategyand execution of add-on acquisitions.Maven Group, a consultant and financial advisorspecializing in independent elevator ser vicescompanies, led by Dominik Sachsenheimer, was theadvisor to ESI and Mr. McFadden.Succession Plan Implemented at Kencor, Inc.Kencor, Inc., headquartered in West Chester, Pennsylvania, has announced a succession plan, effectiveNovember 1. Richard A. Kennedy, founder and currently President and CEO, will move to the new position ofExecutive Chairman. After 50 years at the helm of Kencor, Inc., he will actively interface with the new CEO andPresident while pursuing new ventures and markets for Kencor, Inc.Karen Kennedy Dodds,formerly Vice President,will become ChiefExecutive Officer. Shewill continue to overseethe company’s financial,administrative, legislativeand legal areas.Contact Karen at kkennedy@kencorelevator.comJohn Dodds, currently theChief Operating Officer,will assume the officeof President expandinghis duties and takingcontrol of all internaland external operationsof the company.Contact John at jdodds@kencorelevator.comNOVEMBER 2019
MEMBER SERVICESTop 10 reasons to join theNAEC Group Insurance Plan1NAEC Representation/Focus6 The NAEC Benefits Plan is designed for qualified employermembers. Control your benefits decisions by being involved in thedecision-making process at your individual group level, aswell as the NAEC level.NAEC Benefits Plan is a Captive Insurance program, thatallows you the best of both worlds: premiums based onyour employees’ experiences, plus the protections ofpooling together with other NAEC members to providelong-term rating stability and more predictable renewals This Captive Insurance program environment eases theburden of cash flow issues and potential risk associatedwith a self-insured plan.2Single-Source Solutions All benefits information displayed on one bill. One stop shop for ERISA, HIPAA, COBRA services, benefitenrollment & eligibility, as well as all of your complianceneeds! No more hiring multiple firms with separate systems tomanage your ACA obligations!3Plan Design Flexibility Maintain control of your plan design. Customize your medical plan from numerous dental,vision, STD, LTD, and life plan options. Your plan is secured through the Captive InsuranceProgram giving you the advantages of a large employerand eliminate Community Rating.4Cutting Edge Technology7Granted access to the best provider discounts in the U.S. Worry free access for employees and their families to highquality healthcare, when it matters most! Concierge type services to help your employees find thebest providers at the best prices.8A dedicated Account Manager will specialize in your groupplan and be an extension to your HR Team. Your Account Manager has expertise with eligibility, billing,accounting, benefits, and wellness.9 Improve the efficiency of your team by easing theiradministrative burden. All information is stored and transferred in a secureenvironment, keeping your personal data safe. NAEC Plan has the ability to facilitate ACA reportingrequirements such as 1095, 1096, 6065, and 6066. Stay compliant with customizable reminders fromComplianceDashboard .512.900.6389fred@echelonrisk.comPremium SavingsThe NAEC Plan helps employers’ access the best benefitsavailable to them with the most savings through theeconomies available in association health plans.10 For more information on the NAEC Health Insurance Plan contact:Fred MeijeringAttentive Customer Service Access to the best benefits administration and compliancetechnology available in the marketplace.Integrated Compliance AssistanceEasy Access to a NationalProvider Network 5Financial Soundness & TransparencyNAEC Member BenefitsWhen you join NAEC, you gain access to unparalleledadvocacy, educational programs, CET/CET-S and CAT/CAT-S training, member discount programs, and strategicconnections. Health Plan Administration Another Capstone division making things simplerTMwww.ourcapstonegroup.com10MAINLINE
NAEC NEWS / IN MEMORIAM2020 Membership Directory &Mainline Ad SalesSubmission Deadline is December 6th!Premium advertising spots in the 2020 NAEC Membership Directory are now openfor sale. With distribution to over 700 member companies as well as future membersthat join during 2020, it is certain to bring you recognition. Click here for details.NAEC is also offering advertising opportunities in the MainLine Newsletter! Thisopportunity will ONLY be offered to those that advertise in the Membership Directory. Spaceis very limited. Options for a one-time ad or an annual ad package are available.Click here for details.For more details and to reserve your spot, contact Shawn@NAEC.org.Contract and payment must be submitted to secure placement.In MemoriamJeffery (Jeff) Cooper, age 65,passed away unexpectedlyat his home on September26th. Jeff worked at PurdueUnivesity for the past 38years, currently as an ElevatorSystems Specialist. Jeff wasextremely knowledgeable inhis field and well respectedthroughout the university.Jeff’s family was his life andeverything else came second. He had such a bigheart and was always taking care of others. He issurvived by his wife Kitty, daughter, Kaiti (ChadSnellenberger) son, Cole Cooper, as well as hisbrother, Richard (Peg) Cooper of Oxford, and hismother, Lucille.All year long, but especiallyduring this season, we areTHANKFUL for wonderfulMEMBERS like you!In observance for theThanksgiving holiday, NAEC willbe closed on Thursday and Friday,November 28th & 29th.NOVEMBER 2019
INDUSTRY CALENDARNOVEMBER 12Massachusetts Elevator SafetyAssociation (MESA)MESA Monthly MeetingJake and Joe’s, Norwood, MAAndrea Hunt / BER 14NAESA InternationalCode Update SeminarDons of Italy Hall, Blauvelt, NYMegan Fitzmaurice / 360-292-4968megan@naesai.orgNOVEMBER 14 - 17The American Institute ofArchitects2019 AIA International RegionConferenceMandarin Oriental Pudong,Shanghai, Chinainfo@aiarchitectsh.orgNOVEMBER 15NAESA InternationalFlorida Code Update SeminarHampton Inn & Suites, Pensacola, FLMegan Fitzmaurice / 360-292-4968megan@naesai.orgNOVEMBER 19NAESA InternationalCode Update SeminarHomewood Suites Hilton,East Rutherford, NJMegan Fitzmaurice / 360-292-4968megan@naesai.orgNOVEMBER 19 -21NAESA InternationalCanadian Region Fall WorkshopHoliday Inn Toronto Airport,Toronto, ON CanadaEmerald McGehee / 360-292-4968emerald@naesai.orgNOVEMBER 19 -22Building Owners and ManagersAssociation International (BOMA)Greenbuild InternationalConference & ExpoGeorgia World Congress Center,Atlanta, EVENTSNOVEMBER 20Elevator Conference ofNew York (ECNY)ECNY SeminarVilla Barone Catering Hall, Bronx, NYBobby Defrancesco / 718-706-8600bobbydee@benfieldelectric.comJANUARY 13-16American Society of MechanicalEngineers (ASME)A17 Elevator Code WeekSheraton Sand Key,Clearwater Beach, FLGeraldine Burdeshaw / 212-591-8523NOVEMBER 26Canadian Elevator ContractorsAssociation (CECA)CECA Central Region MeetingSandman Signature Hotel,Mississauga ON, Canada905-446-0327 / office@ceca-acea.orgJANUARY 14Massachusetts Elevator SafetyAssociation (MESA)MESA Monthly MeetingJake and Joe’s, Norwood, MAAndrea Hunt / 888-503-3222DECEMBER 3 - 4Liftinstituut Solutions B.V. andElevator World Inc.International Elevator and EscalatorSymposium (IEES)Bally’s Hotel & CasinoLas Vegas, NV251-479-4514 / 31 20 435 06 07info@elevatorsymposium.orgDECEMBER 4Chicago Elevator Association (CEA)CEA Annual Christmas PartyThe Clubhouse, Oak Brook, ILTom Przybyla / ceamail@flash.netDECEMBER 4Elevator Conference ofNew York (ECNY)Annual Meeting & Holiday PartyVilla Barone Catering Hall, Bronx, NYBobby Defrancesco / 718-706-8600bobbydee@benfieldelectric.comDECEMBER 7NAESA InternationalFlrorida Code Update SeminarHomewood Suites, Clearwater, FLMegan Fitzmaurice / 360-292-4968megan@naesai.orgDECEMBER 13NAESA InternationalCode Update SeminarHoliday Inn Express, Plantation, FLMegan Fitzmaurice / selevatorsafetyassoc@gmail.comJANUARY 14Elevator Association ofFlorida (EAOF)EAOF Monthly MeetingHoliday Inn Toronto Airport,Lee Rigby / elevatorlee@aol.comJANUARY 21Canadian Elevator ContractorsAssociation (CECA)CECA WR Prairie MeetingCambridge Hotel Red Deer,Red Deer, AB Canada905-446-0327 / office@ceca-acea.orgJANUARY 21-23National Association ofHome Builders (NAHB)NAHB International Builders’ ShowLas Vegas Convention Center,Las Vegas, NV800-967-8619 / info@nahb.orgAPRIL 19-22National Association of ElevatorContractors (NAEC)Spring Educational ConferenceWild Dunes Resort, Isle of Palms(Charleston), SCShawn Cowden / 770-760-9660Shawn@naec.orgSEPTEMBER 13-16CECA / Elevator U / IAEC / NAECUNITED Convention & ExpoGeorge R. Brown Convention Center,Houston, TXShawn Cowden / 770-760-9660Shawn@naec.org
Peelle doors can be found on every continent. Specialty export projects include the Paris Opera House, Shanghai Towers, and Petronas Towers. Because Peelle doors have been manufactured and installed up to 30 feet wide, 20 feet high and for capacities up to 60,000 lbs., Peelle has installed doors in support facilities worldwide in high-
