February 2016 Table of Contents

Words: Russell Snow

Masonry February 2016 Table of Contents

February 2016

Volume 55, Number 2 FEATURES Air Barriers and Insulation Russell Snow explains protecting buildings from unwanted air and moisture infiltration. Education and Workforce Development: Masonry Industry Workforce Development Efforts Updates on the workforce development efforts from seven associations and organizations Aiming High in Texas The Texas Masonry Council and the University of Texas at Arlington are addressing a masonry worker shortage. Building History The Mary Institute and Country Day School links science and technology with tradition through masonry. Pump Maintenance Maintaining and keeping your pump clean and in running order can protect your investment.  

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