Vision Statement
To make steel the material of choice for building construction in Canada.
History of the CSSBI
Canadian Sheet Steel Building Institute, commonly called the CSSBI, is the national association of companies involved in the structural sheet steel industry. The institute was founded in 1961 and since then has been an influential force in the development of research, building codes and specifications surrounding sheet steel building products
View CSSBI’s web-site to see all the benefits of growing with the increasingly popular GREEN product…steel.
Mission
Founded in 1983, MCA has as its mission "expanding the use of metal in construction through marketing, technology, and education." MCA is an industry-wide vehicle through which members of the metal in construction industry can develop and implement both macro and microprograms and activities to more widely promote the use of metal in construction.
The MCA offers industry members an unusual opportunity to effectively coordinate and focus industry efforts to achieve expansion of the use of metal through innovation in the areas of marketing, technology, and education.
The goal of the Metal-Forming Equipment Council is to educate equipment operators in the metal roofing and wall panel industry. This is crucial to maintaining the reputation of building with metal. The operators are trained to make perfect quality parts that will go onto the building perfectly to the part next to it.
The Metal Initiative (TMI) is an initiative to grow the metal building industry. View TMI’s website to see all the benefits of building with the increasingly popular GREEN product…metal.
Since 1991 METALCON International has had a single focus – helping those who design and build with metal gain more business. It’s the only event where you’ll discover innovative products, learn how to use them, and find out everything you need to know about the vibrant metal market.
Samco is a TITLE SPONSOR at Metalcon.
If you want to have all your questions about rollforming answered but were afraid to ask!...attend a rollforming seminar. See the Metalcon seminars.