The Commercial Dive Center at the Eastern Atlantic States Carpenters Technical Center Celebrates Second Graduation in Sicklerville, NJ
Posted OnAugust 13, 2024 bySicklerville, NJ – The Eastern Atlantic States Carpenters Technical Center in Sicklerville, New Jersey, had its second graduation ceremony for the Commercial Dive Center on May 23. This ceremony marks another significant milestone for the Center, highlighting its continuous commitment to advancing career opportunities within the carpentry industry. The Commercial Dive Center, an essential part…Read More…
Acting Governor Way Signs Legislation Broadening Protections for Immigrant Workers
Posted OnAugust 13, 2024 by08/8/2024 TRENTON – Acting Governor Way today signed legislation that imposes civil penalties on any employers who disclose or threaten to disclose an employee’s immigration status in order to cover up their own labor violations.State employment laws provide broad protections for employees regardless of their immigration status. However, an employee may be reluctant to report employer…Read More…
New Jersey signs onto multistate grid reliability collaborative
Posted OnJuly 10, 2024 byThe Murphy administration announced July 9 it is among 10 Northeast states signing a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to establish a first-in-the-nation effort aimed at enhancing grid reliability across the region.Read More…
The Power of Partnership: Union Carpenters and the Transformation of My Business
Posted OnJuly 8, 2024 byStarting your own business is a leap of faith—a mix of nerve and excitement combined to form a unique experience into uncharted waters.Read More…
US DOI approves 2.8 GW Atlantic Shores South offshore wind project
Posted OnJuly 8, 2024 byThe US Department of the Interior has approved the 2.8 GW Atlantic Shores South offshore wind energy project in New Jersey (United States). The Atlantic Shores South wind project is being developed by a 50:50 partnership between Shell and EDF and is located about 14 km off New Jersey. The project consists of two facilities, the Atlantic…Read More…
EAS Carpenters union partners with Lyft to provide transportation for increased job access
Posted OnJune 26, 2024 byBy ROI-NJ Staff (New Jersey ) – June 19, 2024 Access to reliable transportation remains a significant challenge for many wanting to enter the construction industry, which is why the Eastern Atlantic States Regional Council of Carpenters on Tuesday announced a partnership with Lyft through the rideshare company’s Jobs Access program. Through the program, eligible individuals have access to complimentary rides to…Read More…
Bensalem CEO Edward DeAngelis Gives Insights on Philly’s Construction Boom
Posted OnJune 10, 2024 byBy Julia Rapp Philadelphia’s construction industry has evolved significantly over the past 25 years, with Edward DeAngelis at the forefront of this transformation, writes Todd Romero for the Philadelphia Business Journal. As the founder and CEO of Bensalem-based EDA Contractors, DeAngelis has witnessed substantial changes since starting the company in 1999. One notable shift has been the industry’s move towards inclusivity. When…Read More…
NJ students train for specialized careers in underwater construction
Posted OnMay 31, 2024 byJOANNA GAGIS, SENIOR CORRESPONDENT | MAY 29, 2024 | ENERGY & ENVIRONMENT, EDUCATION Students can seek careers in underwater welding, construction, demolition The Eastern Atlantic States Carpenters Technical Center just graduated its second class of 13 commercial divers, a group that’s been trained for 16 weeks in the specialty. The students were able to attend for free, and…Read More…
Creamer-Jingoli wins Atlantic Shores 1 early works contract
Posted OnMay 23, 2024 byA longstanding joint venture between two of the state’s top contractors secured the early works contract for engineering and design services of Atlantic Shores Project 1. The undertaking is the state’s first offshore wind project. Atlantic Shores Offshore Wind announced Wednesday it selected Creamer-Jingoli to engineer and design the full onshore underground cable route for…Read More…
Rebuilding More Than Places
Posted OnMay 15, 2024 byEditor’s Note: A version of this story was published in the Spring 2024 issue of Extant, a publication of the Preservation Alliance for Greater Philadelphia. Terrence Finley didn’t set out to get into construction. Up until about a year ago, the 32-year-old was working in an entirely different field when his cousin sent him a link to…Read More…