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Sheet Metal Fabrication - Sheet Metal Workers Local No. 58 has been supplying the construction industry in New York State with qualified Sheet Metal Workers for over 100 years. In addition to our Building Trades Members Local No. 58 is proud to represent our Sheet Metal Bargaining Unit members at UTC Carrier Corporation, Falso Industries Inc. and Residential HVAC.
When we talk about sheet metal we don’t limit ourselves to Heating, Ventilating & Air Conditioning. The expertise and qualifications of our members covers an expansive array of sheet metal disciplines. Our members in conjunction with the Local No. 58 Signatory contractors offer affordable solutions for all things Sheet Metal.
All one has to do is look to the gleaming Stainless Steel of our area school and business cafeterias, the bright copper spires that adorn the many Churches of New York State and while not quite as glamorous whether its heavy duty siding for a factory building or a particular specialty item related to production, the Industrial Community of New York State knows where to turn for all things sheet metal. We are so much more than ductwork.
Sheet Metal Workers Local No. 58 maintains a Certified New York State Apprentice Program for Sheet Metal Workers. This program offers journeyman upgrades and guarantees that our members are up to date on the newest cutting edge technology. From the drafting table to the finished product, from roofing to kitchen equipment to industrial to both commercial and residential HVAC and all things in between. Local No. 58 stands ready to address all of your Sheet Metal needs.
The following is a brief description of the types of work Local No. 58 members perform, but our scope is not limited to:
HVAC Systems, Air Veyor Systems, Exhaust Systems and Air Handling Systems
- Preparation of CAD or manual drawings used in shop fabrication and field erection
- Manufacture, Fabrication and installation of all metal work and all other materials used in lieu of metal
- Lagging over insulation and duct lining
- Testing, adjusting and balancing of air handling equipment and duct work
Architectural Sheet Metal
- Metal roofing, siding and louvers
- Metal coping, flashing, roof flanges and gravel stops
- Gutters and downspouts
- Skylight
Industrial Sheet Metal Work
- Exhaust, smog control, air pollution and recovery systems
- Breeching for boiler, heaters, and furnaces
- Chutes, hoppers, machine guards, cyclones, fans, blowers, dust collecting systems, ovens and dryers
Kitchen Equipment
- Ranges and hoods, work tables, steam tables, dishwashers, coffee urns, soda fountain, sinks, drain boards and serving stations
- Refrigerators and coolers
Metal Equipment
- Lockers, shelving and toilet partitions
- Metal Ceilings
- Plain, ornamental or acoustic
Specialty Sheet Metal Work
Residential Sheet Metal Work
- HVACR
- Architectural Sheet Metal
And all other work included in the Jurisdictional claims of the Sheet Metal Workers International Association as contained in the SMWIA Constitution.
OUR PDF VERSION of the above duties is available by clicking here
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Business Manager & President |
Michael P. Moran |
Business Representative & FST |
Mark Buza |
Marketing Representative |
Jeffrey Foster |
Vice President |
Edward Greean Jr. |
Recording Secretary |
David Renshaw |
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Union Trustees |
Avery, Craig
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Matthew
Buza |
DiBerardino, Michael
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Frederick
Haag |
Foil, Jason
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George Peer |
Korte, Richard
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Brian
Wichert |
Liquori, Mark
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Scott, Christopher
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Soulier, Charles
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Office Hours: Monday - Friday
8:00 am - 4:30 pm
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