Brian M Procter

Brian Procter is a Project Manager at WASCO based in Nashville, Tennessee.

Previously, Brian was a President at River City Masonry and also held positions at Associated Builders and Contractors.

Roles


MCAA State Chairman


State Chairman

The State Chairman position job description is as follows:

Attend both the Annual and Midyear Meetings
Attend quarterly conference calls
Communicate with chapters and members within the state about the MCAA
Recruit at least ...


MCAA Generation Next Committee


Member


Wasco, Inc.


Employee - 1980- Current

From commercial buildings, universities, banks, and churches, to governmental buildings, specialized medical facilities, corrections facilities, and performance halls, we’ve been privileged to help shape skylines in multiple ...


A new learning curve
February 2014

When it comes to masonry, hands-on training is difficult to replace. But, when it comes to distance learning, the MCAA is leading the charge.

A New Learning Curve
January 2014

Several new systems that keep moisture out of wall cavities have hit the market during the last couple of years, and they may have arrived at just the right time. More states are considering adding moisture-management requirements to their building co

Reasons to Become Certified Today
January 2013

Nothing can hurt our industry more than unqualified mason contractors being awarded bids, simply because they submitted the lowest cost.

Increase your knowledge
January 2012

It can seem like a daunting task to stay abreast of new trends, but it’s actually easier than you think. That’s where the MCAA comes in.

Increase Your Knowledge
December 2011

Our world is constantly changing, and at a greater speed than we???ve ever seen before. We are inundated with news and information on Facebook and Twitter, and new methods of completing old tasks are released daily.

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December 2011



According to the HUD's Path Project (www.pathnet.org), "Moisture, in all of its physical forms, is commonly regarded as the single-greatest threat to durability and the long-term performance of the housing stock. Excessive exposure to moisture

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December 2011

WATERPROOFING
Knowing how each product used in the construction of the building reacts with the rest of the products is critical.

It's a nice sunny day, so a rider decides to go for a motorcycle ride. Being an experienced motorcyclist, he a

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December 2011

Subsection 9.27.2.3-1b of the "National Building Code of Canada 2005, Vol. 1

Subsection 9.27.2.3-1b of the "National Building Code of Canada 2005, Vol. 1 states: "The second plane (the drainage plane) of protection shall be designed and constru

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December 2011


Article 1: Introduction to Quantum Computing

Quantum computing is a revolutionary field that harnesses the principles of quantum mechanics to perform complex calculations. Unlike classical computers that store information as bits represent

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December 2011



Looking for one simple solution to preventing moisture problems in something as complex as a modern building is unrealistic.

The final component is air-pressure control. A well-designed rainscreen drainage plane system helps maintain

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December 2011

The Scoop on the Scaffolding Industry
BY JENNIFER MORRELL

Image courtesy of Premier Scaffold Solutions

AS THE ECONOMY EVOLVES INTO A "NEW NORMAL," EACH FACET OF THE MASONRY INDUSTRY IS AFFECTED A LITTLE DIFFERENTLY. To get a snapsh

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December 2011



We have also been able to produce special equipment that adapts to our ProSeries mast climbers to help in unusual jobsites or special needed configurations with great speed though Premier Scaffold Solutions on our Washington, DC., job.

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December 2011

Mast climbing work platforms have become a vital tool of the trade for a huge number of contractors in many different disciplines, but the success of the product outpaced the development of Standards and safe-use guidelines.

However, within OSHA

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December 2011

WHAT ARE YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES?
TRAINING AND FAMILIARIZATION

A proper survey and careful planning is only the beginning of the process.

Training and familiarization are vital parts of a successful project.

Again, OSHA has

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December 2011

FULL CONTACT PROJECT MANAGEMENT

By "Coach" Gary Micheloni

The Gift of Leadership

As I'm writing this, Halloween has just passed, and Thanksgiving is upon us. And as most of you are reading this, our Christmas Day holiday is a

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December 2011

ADVERTORIAL
Honesty, Good
Judgment and Action
CONTRACTOR TIP OF THE MONTH

Seems like the one thing I learned as a kid still holds true today: the importance of being honest. As I grew up, Dad emphasized, time and time again, a le