September Newsletter

The 2015 Home Show is in full gear. If you have not reserved your booth for the show, now is the time to move on that. We have limited space and as of November 3rd it is open to the public.

Thanks for a great year, truly we could not do it without you,
Brenda & Sarah

Steve Abshier Abshier Construction   Ben Booth Booth Building and Design Kenneth Bradley Meek’s- The Builder’s Choice   Jim Conner Conner Enterprises   Thomas Conner Conner Enterprises   Jim Cooper Homes of Distinction   Lorn Cottongim Timber Mill Wood Products   Darrell Cox Meek’s- The Builder’s Choice   Bill Hairston Stock Building Supply   Jack Hales Jack Hales Construction Company   Brent Hanby Encore Flooring and Building Products

David Hargrave Twin Lakes Energy   Harry Haynes Lowe’s   Tim Janacek Janacek Remodeling   Lance Johnson Lance Johnson Building Company   Jeremy Lewis Craftsman Builders   Jim Logsdon Ridout Lumber Company Erin Main Rouse Custom Homes Bob Musson Musson Homes Elly Parizek Lenders Title Company   Jacob Tankersley GB Group Construction Rodney Aaron Wirth Cobblestone Homes

2014 Event Committees
 

It is never our intention to leave anyone out; please forgive us if we did. We would like to thank ALL committee members and volunteers. 

Registration open to Members

November 3:Registration open to Public

Setting your marketing budgets for 2015? Want to stand out in the industry? As you set your budgets remember to include us. We have lots of advertising and sponsorship opportunities available. For more information please click here.

On Thursday, the federal Occupational Safety and and Health Administration announced a final rule that requires employers to notify the agency-within 24 hours-whenever an employee has an occupational-related in-patient hospital stay, amputation, or loss of an eye.

The rule goes into effect Jan. 1, 2015, and applies to all employers-even those with fewer than 10 employees.
Previously, OHSA’s regulations required an employer to report only work-related fatalities, and in-patient hospitalizations of three or more employees. Reporting single hospitalizations, amputations or loss of an eye was not required under the previous rule.

To make these requirements a little less burdensome, OSHA is developing a website for employers to report incidents electronically, in addition to the phone reporting options.

You can also use NAHB’s Recordkeping Toolkit to learn more about the revised regulation and what you need to do to stay in compliance. 

Please be aware that we do not pass along your phone numbers or email addresses to any telemarketers. Some of you have received calls from a metal building company stating they received your information from us. I assure you they did not.

Whether or not these calls are legitimate or not we do not know.

The NWA HBA wants to help you find employees! If you are hiring and would like the HBA to post your job listings on our website please fill out the Job Postings Form and email/fax it to the HBA office. 

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