Member Benefits
Relationship Building is the Biggest Benefit of Membership
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Download our Top 10 Reasons to Join SBCA!
1. Relationship Building
Voted #1 by Members! SBCA members are willing to share both their wins and their mistakes with other members. Gain invaluable information through these types of relationships.
2. Jobsite Package Discounts
Mitigate your risk for $5 per delivery!
Members: $260 (Qty. 50) = $5.20 each
Non-Members: $725 (Qty. 50) = $14.50 each
SAVINGS OF: $465 (Qty. 50) = $9.30 each
Savings on 100 Jobsite Packages with Member discount = Free membership
*dependent upon where company falls on dues scale
Learn more about Jobsite Packages.
3. Free Access to Digital QC
Improve your quality by utilizing SBCA’s brand new Digital QC tablet software and database. FREE for all members. Learn more about Digital QC and sign up for the Digital QC waitlist.
4. Member Pricing on Training
- Truss Technician Training (TTT) Levels I, II, and III
- Operation Safety
- Combustible Dust
- Forklift Safety
- TRUCK Driver Program
- Truss Manufacturing Orientation (TMO)
5. Members-only Industry Surveys
Free Results for Member Participants
- Financial Performance Survey
- Wage & Benefit Survey
- Industry Climate Survey
- Learn More!
6. High-quality Marketing Materials
7. Networking at Open Quarterly Meetings (OQM)
Learn more about Open Quarterly Meetings and check out upcoming OQM events.
8. Education, Exhibits & Networking at BCMC
Building Component Manufacturers Conference
September 12-16, 2022
Greater Columbus Convention Center
Columbus, Ohio
9. SBCA Media
- Industry News
- Podcasts
- SBCA Magazine (Digital & Print)
- Webinars
- Social Media
- Follow SBCA on Linked In and Facebook
10. Stakeholder for ANSI/TPI & Advocacy
When you join SBCA, you become part of a national organization that monitors changes to the legislative and regulatory environment; changes that can have sweeping effects on your companies’ operations and bottom line. Membership in SBCA provides your company with a national network of individual advocates, as well as experienced staff who collectively research, organize, and advocate for the use of structural building components while acting to influence policy as it is being developed by local, state, and federal agencies and elected bodies.