Steel joist and steel deck links for a better steel experience

Organizations, resources and expertise to help you build it better

Industry Links

Organizations, resources and industry expertise that can help you build it better

Helpful links for a better steel experience

For additional industry resources and information, visit the websites listed below. They should prove beneficial to any entity working with steel joists, steel deck or long-span composite floor systems.

American Institute of Steel Construction (AISC): A not-for-profit technical institute and trade association for the use of structural steel in the construction industry, AISC publishes the AISC 360 Specification for Structural Steel Buildings, an authoritative reference in the USA for steel building structure design.
American Iron and Steel Institute: Committed to the advancement and understanding of the new, transformed NAFTA Steel industry as a strategic, competitive and sustainable part of the North American economy while continuing to grow the market for North American Steel.
New Millennium Specifications on ARCAT: Downloadable specification documents for our steel joists, steel roof deck and steel floor deck products are available online through ARCAT. Complete CSI 3-part architectural specs can be customized for your project and included in your master spec for future use.
Steel Deck Institute: SDI is designed to keep designers and constructors up to date on steel deck design and construction.
Steel Dynamics, Inc.: The parent company of New Millennium, SDI is one of the nation’s largest producers of carbon steel products.
Steel Joist Institute: SJI establishes standards and develops regulations for the steel joist industry; the Institute provides monetary support for research and offers a complete library of training and research aids.
Steel Recycling Institute: SRI is an industry association that educates the solid waste industry, government, business and ultimately the consumer about the benefits of steel's infinite recycling cycle.
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency: Tasked with enforcing environmental standards for the United States, the EPA examines the growing field of “green building” and its positive effects on the world.
U.S. Green Building Council: A non-profit composed of leaders from every sector of the building industry working to promote buildings that are environmentally responsible and profitable; employs the LEED rating system, establishing the environmental friendliness of new buildings.

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