2011 Salute to Industry

Salute toIndustry2011

2011 Salute to Industry�

2011 Salute to Industry

Dear Calhoun County,

On behalf of the Calhoun County Chamber of Com-merce and its 1500 Member representatives, we “SA-LUTE” the manufacturing industries in our County.

Calhoun County is fortunate to have a strong and diverse industrial base that helps buffer our community against economic downturn. All sectors are co-related and co-dependent in a healthy and strong economy. Whether it is transportation, utilities, medical, education, govern-mental or other areas of our local community, we are all impacted and supported by industry.

Of course, the most obvious economic impact in-dustries play comes in their roles as employers. They give paychecks to employees who in turn deposit mon-ey in our banks, spend money in our stores and use local services.

Our industries take their role as corporate citizens se-riously. They contribute in terms of dollars and time to area schools, civic, charitable, churches and recreational groups.

Industry remains a cornerstone of opportunity and job creation in Calhoun County. For their contribution to Calhoun County, the Calhoun County Chamber of Commerce would like to say “Thank You”.

Best Regards,

Phil Webb, ChairCalhoun County Chamber of Commerce

letterfrom the chair

• September 20 kicks off the Salute with Business After Hours sponsored by AOD Federal Credit Union and hosted at their Oxford branch.

• September 21, join the Chamber as we tour three local industries: Advantage Logistics, Monarch Windows & Doors and B.R. Williams Trucking & Logistics. Join us as we thank them for their contribution to the area’s economy and quality of life. Please call the Chamber at 256-237-3536 and reserve your spot by September 20.

• September 22 is our Salute to Industry Golf Outing at Cider Ridge. For more information, call 256-238-7721.

• September 23 brings the week to a close with our Salute to Industry Breakfast at McClellan Park Medical Mall. Join us for a game of “Industrial Pursuit” and a presentation on the future plans for McClellan Development Authority given by Robin Scott. The cost is $10.00. To make reservations, contact the Chamber at 256-237-3536 by September 20.

Join us for this week’s festivities as we recognize our local industries and

their contributions to Calhoun County.

September 19 through 23. Presented by AOD Federal Credit Union

Sponsored by B.R. Williams Trucking and Logistics

Salute to InduStry Week

Salute to InduStry Week SponSorSPresenting Sponsor

AOD Federal Credit Union

PlatinumB.R. Williams Trucking & Logistics

Golf Outing Sponsors

Presenting SponsorAlabama Power

PlatinumB.R. Williams Trucking & Logistics

Regional Medical CenterSunny King Automotive Group

Webb Concrete & Building Materials

GoldFarmers & Merchants Bank

Stringfellow Memorial HospitalWebb Concrete & Building Materials

Wells Fargo Bank

SilverAlagasco

AOD Federal Credit UnionMojo Custom

NobleBank & TrustSouthern States Bank

BronzeAnniston Water Works & Sewer Board

Regions Bank

Hole SponsorsABS Business Systems

Anniston Water Works & Sewer BoardAmerica’s First Federal Credit Union

Auto Custom CarpetsElwood Staffing

Federal-Mogul CorporationFort McClellan Credit Union

Terracon Moore Printing Company

Multimetco, Inc.New Leaf Marketing

McClellan Medical MallMcCord Communications Service

One Stop Environmental LLCSignature In-Home Care, Inc.Thompson Tractor Company

Verizon WirelessYMCA of Calhoun County

Luncheon SponsorNobleBank & Trust

Awards Breakfast

Sponsors

Presenting SponsorRegions Bank

GoldAlabama Power Company

Silver

Regional Medical CenterWells Fargo Bank

Bronze

Allied Waste ServicesBBVA Compass

NobleBank & Trust

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Allied Waste Services proudly supports Salute to Industry and

The Calhoun County Chamber of Commerce in 2011!

For New Services/Quotations, contact Serry Crump at (256) 342-7626 or [email protected]

For Current Service Inquiries, contact Robin McBurnett at (256) 591-8835 or [email protected]

Industry is the basis of opportunity and job creation in Calhoun County. Ac-cording to the Alabama Development Office in 2010, expanding industry in Calhoun County announced 280 jobs and had $12.85 million in capital invest-ments. Since 1982, new and expanding industry has brought in $1.34 billion in capital investment.

With that being said, the Calhoun County Economic Development Council (EDC) helps bring businesses and indus-try to greater Calhoun County, Alabama communities. These include the commu-nities of Anniston, Oxford, Jacksonville, Piedmont, Ohatchee, Hobson City, Weav-er and others. Calhoun County is viable due to the direct interstate access, direct rail access, and a regional airport with a runway of over 7,000 feet. The location is halfway between Atlanta, Georgia and Birmingham, Alabama on I-20, making it one of the most convenient places to do business in the Southeast United States. The County is home to a diverse set of industries, from federal contractors sur-rounding the Anniston Army Depot lo-cated in the western part of the county, to automotive suppliers who service Honda, Hyundai, Mercedes, Nissan, and other au-tomotive OEM’s located in the South. The EDC not only helps bring major industry to the area but also works with other lo-cal business support organizations to fos-ter entrepreneurship and existing busi-ness expansion. Calhoun County is also the region’s hub for healthcare, bank-ing, and higher education. Part of what makes doing business here so attractive is the high quality of living including Mt. Cheaha State Park, the Chief Ladiga Trail, two world class museums, and a host of other recreational activities.

The Calhoun County EDC offers one-stop service for the resources and guid-ance a business or industry may need

today in order to relocate or expand. They provide up-to-the-minute materials which directly address individual busi-ness needs including: site and building opportunities, existing building spaces, training programs, financial and tax in-centive information, infrastructure avail-ability, and government requirements. Calhoun County’s pro-business environ-ment can help get things done. The EDC has the land, workforce, and incentives a business or industry need today to do business in Calhoun County tomorrow, with over 600 acres of land, two specula-tive buildings and one in the process of being built.

Working with Calhoun County’s eco-nomic development professionals puts companies with a competent team of ex-perts who are committed to finding the best solutions for all aspects of business development. This team is comprised of dedicated, results-oriented specialists, each with a passion for generating eco-nomic success for future companies and the entire region.

From beginning to end, Calhoun County’s EDC will make sure each proj-ect will be comprehensively managed by economic development profession-als through their 360-degree approach to creating customized growth strategies including:

▪ Site & location analysis

Workforce attraction and development strategies Incentive program facilita-tion Partner referrals Entrepreneurial/business startup assistance (www.ne-aes.org)

Visit the EDC’s website to learn more. (www.calhouncountyedc.org)

Economic DEvElopmEnt councila partner in local industry



In 1977, Jack Holland started Auto Custom

Carpets, Inc. (ACC) with a handful of employ-

ees and one facility. Today, with corporate of-

fices and manufacturing facilities located in

Anniston, ACC is the world’s leading manu-

facturer of automotive replacement carpet and

has grown to employ over 150 employees and

operate out of five facilities across two states.

ACC manufactures original style automo-

tive replacement carpet, floor mats, trunk

mats, sound deadeners, and molded vinyl

mats. All of the products are year, make and

model specific and the company has applica-

tions for vehicles dating back to the late 1940s

to current year.

Products are shipped to thousands of re-

tailers and wholesalers all over the world and

the company takes great pride in the fact that

they do not outsource any of the administra-

tion or manufacturing.

Who would use ACC products?

ACC products are used by someone who

is restoring an old vehicle or restyling a new

one, someone buying or selling a vehicle that

has been smoked or rained in and needs to

freshen up the interior, or someone just want-

ing to update their vehicle’s interior. Car own-

ers interested in replacing stained, worn, dirty,

and stinky carpet and floor mats call on ACC

because replacing the carpet and floor mats

in a vehicle is still the least expensive way to

make the largest impact on the interior.

Is ACC hiring?

Currently, ACC does not have any posi-

tions available, but openings are advertised in

The Anniston Star. ACC is an Equal Opportu-

nity Employer. Employee benefits include 10

paid holidays per year, vacation days, direct

deposit, life insurance, annual flu shots, com-

petitive rates for BCBS medical/dental and

prescription insurance, ESOP, 401K, career

path program, plus many more.

Ken Howell, President and CEO said, “Al-

though Auto Custom Carpets, Inc. is part of

the automotive industry, we have our own

niche inside the industry. In the past, I have

said that we were recession proof. During

booming economic times, people were busy

restoring their collector cars and during poor

economic times, people were fixing up their

car they drove each day. We may have been

recession poof but we were not “Great Reces-

sion” proof. This recession has affected us as

it has countless other businesses. We had to

cut back and trim fat but with the help of our

employees, we held our own during 2007 and

2008 and have grown each year since.”

The management team has over 465 years

of combined service with the company and

includes a few employees who have been with

the company since its incorporation.

ACC is an employee owned company,

which means all of the employees have a

vested interest in the products and services

offered. After 90 days on the job, employees

have a company paid Employee Stock Own-

ership Plan (ESOP) account, which acts as a

retirement benefit. If company sales are up,

that means more money is deposited into

each ESOP account. When company sales are

down, the ESOP accounts do not grow. When

each employee gives their best, the company

grows and so do the ESOP accounts.

Industry Profile

“Although Auto Custom Carpets, Inc. is part of the auto-

motive industry, we have our own niche inside the industry.

In the past, I have said that we were recession proof. During

booming economic times, people were busy restoring their

collector cars and during poor economic times, people were

fixing up their car they drove each day. We may have been

recession poof but we were not “Great Recession” proof.

This recession has affected us as it has countless other busi-

nesses. We had to cut back and trim fat but with the help of

our employees, we held our own during 2007 and 2008 and

have grown each year since.”

Ken HowellAuto Custom Carpet President and CEO

Auto Custom CArpets, InC.



ANNISTON DISTRIBUTION

CENTERSalutes industry in America

and in our area. We would also like to salute and thank our

employees for their hard work and dedication.

Parker Hannifin

Parker Hannifin opened in Jacksonville in 1979 as a precision value

manufacturing plant. It’s parent company, based in Cleveland, Ohio, had

annual sales of $10 billion for fiscal year 2010, according to its website at

http://www.parker.com. The website states the company “is the world’s

leading diversified manufacturer of motion and control technologies and

systems, providing precision-engineered solutions for a wide variety of

commercial, mobile, industrial and aerospace markets.” The company is

traded on the New York Stock Exchange.

Parker Hannifin s categorized under the instrumentation valve division

of the parent company. It’s motto is “Engineering Your Success.”

Garcy corPoration

The next time you are browsing a department store and grab a piece of

clothing from the rack, pay close attention to the display rack itself. Chances

are it was manufactured in Piedmont by Garcy Corporation. A subsidiary of

Leggett & Platt Store Fixtures Group based out of Carthage, MO . Garcy has

been located in Piedmont since 1976.

Leggett and Platt Store fixtures designs and/or manufacture custom solu-

tions to virtually any specifications in virtually any material. From the front

register to the back room, customers rely on Leggett & Platt for high-quality

fixturing that’s ideally suited for every operation and any application, includ-

ing: Cashwraps, Display cubes, pedestals, platforms, risers, Fitting rooms,

Gondolas, POP, Kiosks, Express racks, Perimeter wall systems, Racks and

hardware, Showcases, Slatwall and slatwall fixtures, Tables, and Storage and

back room equipment. Clients include retail companies like Aeropostale,

Barnes & Noble, Bed, Bath & Beyond, Best Buy, Big Lots, Cato, CVS, Dick’s

Sporting Goods, Dillard’s, Dollar General, Dollar Tree, Family Dollar, Kohl’s,

JC Penney, Target and Walmart.

Leggett & Platt seeks to become the preferred source of retailers through

the seamless integration of ideas, processes, and resources. As a result, the

company provides fixturing solutions that are simple, engaging, and cost-ef-

fective. Leggett & Platt possess the vast resources of an S&P 500 company

— including millions of square feet of manufacturing, state-of-the-art design

facilities and a world-class distribution network. Garcy Employee Partners

have superior skills and a commitment to the success of our company and

clients. An Equal Employment/Equal Opportunity/Veterans Outreach/Affir-

mative Action Employer, currently Garcy Corporation is not hiring.



Hood Packaging

Hood Packaging Corporation has a rich history in North America as a key player in the pack-

aging industry. For more than 50 years, the company has been a leader in the design and manu-

facture of a wide range of packaging materials. Over the years, Hood Packaging has evolved to

become a world leader in the packaging industry by providing reliable customer service, on-time

deliveries, and superior product quality by being innovative, goal-oriented and driven by continu-

ous improvement.

There are Hood Packaging plants located throughout North America to meet the packaging

needs of customers. There are nine plants capable of manufacturing a wide range of plastic pack-

aging products, eight plants able to meet paper bag packaging needs, and one plant dedicated to

manufacturing woven polypropylene packaging. Paper packaging plants are located in Anniston,

AL, Burlington, ON, Calgary, AB, East Angus, QC, Guelph, ON, Hamlet, NC, Monticello, AR and

Wilmington, OH. Plastic packaging plants are located in Arden Hills, MN, Burlington, ON, Cal-

gary, AB, Cornwall, ON, Decatur, GA, Grand Forks, ND, Montreal, QC, Roseville, MN and Tyler

TX. The woven poly packaging plant is in Goose Creek, SC. The location in Anniston is capable

of manufacturing printed rollstock, paper, plastic, and graphics.

In addition to packaging capabilities, the coating operation is extremely successful in provid-

ing coated paper products nationwide. Fifteen of the plants are registered to the ISO 9001:2008

standard, and thirteen hold American Institute of Baking approval ratings.

Because of the company size and history in the industry, Hood Packaging is fortunate to be able

to draw on the knowledge of experienced employees. The sales team and packaging engineers are

located throughout North America to serve needs of customers.

The sustainability effort at Hood Packaging is driven by innovation in the conservation of

resources; the use of sustainable and recyclable materials; by down-gauging and light-weighting

product specifications; by improving product to package ratios by matching customer and envi-

ronmental needs; and by offering new and exciting sustainable packaging solutions.

The goal at Hood Packaging is to provide a product that is competitively priced, high quality,

delivered on time, and that consistently exceeds customer’s expectations. They work to meet that

goal every day with their strong commitment to their customers.

Ricky BaldwinPlant Manager, Hood Packaging

“The Anniston Facility of Hood Packaging has

been a part of this growing community for over 17

years. Our facility has increased in number over

those years from 8 to 10 associates to, now, 50-60

associates. Hood selected this community to build

it’s plant because of the work ethic of the people

and the ideal location. Industries support com-

munities but strong communities help build strong

industries. Our plant believes in three principles

- SAFETY, QUALITY, then PRODUCTIVITY. Hood

- Anniston has been recognized for providing a safe

work environment with only one recordable accident

in the last 4 years and no lost-time injuries in over 5

years. Our goal in QUALITY is to consistently meet

or exceed our customers’ expectations. It’s proven

that when we get the first two right, PRODUCTIVITY

will be there.”



Huron Valley Steel

A Leader in Non-Ferrous Metals Processing

Since 1961, Huron Valley Steel Corporation has been a technological leader

in the recycling industry. Long before recycling became a global concern, Hu-

ron Valley Steel was researching and developing systems to increase metal re-

covery and reduce waste stream volumes. The many pioneering breakthroughs

have made Huron Valley Steel an industry leader in the recovery and recycling

of nonferrous metals.

Each year Huron Valley Steel processes close to a billion pounds of material

from automobile shredder operators. The metals recovered include aluminum,

copper, brass, zinc, and stainless steel. This metal, which in the past was sent to

landfills, provides an economical alternative to extracting and processing metal

bearing ores.

Headquartered in Trenton, Michigan, Huron Valley Steel operates recovery

and recycling facilities in Belleville, Michigan and Anniston, Alabama and has a

joint-venture operation, HVF West, located in Tucson, Arizona.

Metal Recovery & Processing

Globally the largest volume of scrap metal comes from vehicles. Each year

more than 12 million vehicles are scrapped in North America alone. Prior to Hu-

ron Valley Steel’s development and refinement of automated sortation technolo-

gies, most nonferrous metal from automobile shredders was hauled to landfills.

Aluminum accounts for approximately 75% of recovered metals at Huron

Valley Steel. After processing, the aluminum is available to customers as a

mixed wrought/cast scrap, as a 3105 sow or as a 380 sow/ingot.

The remaining 25 percent of nonferrous metals recovered are comprised of

zinc, brass, copper, and stainless steel. Huron Valley Steel has the capability to

separate the majority of this mixed heavy metal concentrate into different metal

groups but today, due to market conditions, most of the mixed metal concen-

trate is sold to our customers in the Far East.

The Anniston, Alabama and River Rouge, Michigan facilities are ISO Certified.

Huron Valley Steel’s Mission

“We are motivated by the knowledge that the Earth’s resources are finite. We

are dedicated to seeking and implementing ways of reclaiming and recycling all

that mankind uses and casts aside. We are driven to our task by the conviction

that the bounty of this Earth is but a loan...not to be consumed but, rather, to

be shared with all future generations.

InduStry ProductS comPany

Industry Products Co. Inc. is a company that prides itself on meeting the individu-alized needs of its clients and delivering a good product at a fair price. It is located at 1530 ITC Way in Anniston.

The local Industry Products Co., which has a home base in Piqua, Ohio, supplies the following parts to Honda in Lincoln: watershields, protective coverings, trunk and cargo area systems, and noise and vibration components. The privately held par-ent company is 40 years old and is woman-owned. Ninety percent of the work done by IPC’s entire company is automotive related, and the company also makes gaskets for industrial use.

Anniston’s company is 60,000 square feet and was a project of the Calhoun Coun-ty Economic Development Council. It employs 25 employees.

The company couples its extensive knowledge of materials with a strong research

and development process. The motto of the company is “With Us It’s Personal.”

Industry Products Company



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The county is named for John C. Calhoun of South Carolina. At the time of its organization in 1832, the county was called Benton for Thom-as H. Benton, who served with Gen. Andrew Jackson and later became a famous United States senator from Missouri. The name was changed in 1858 when Benton’s political opinions became unpopular in Alabama. The county’s largest city, Anniston, with a 2008 estimated population of 23,406, is the county seat. Other incorporated areas are Hobson City, Jacksonville, Ohatchee, Oxford, Piedmont, and Weaver.

Calhoun County comprises the Anniston Metropolitan Area. Its 2007 population of 113,103 ranked tenth in the state,out of 67 counties.

Calhoun County is the most populus and progressive county in eastern Alabama. The county is located sixty miles east of Birmingham, Alabama, and ninety miles west of Atlanta, Georgia, on Interstate 20. Calhoun Coun-ty has more than 150 companies in its industrial database, and is a regional source for commercial, professional, medical, educational, and retail ser-vices.

Sources:Bureau of Economic Analysis, U.S. Department of Commerce. Foscue, Virginia

O., Place Names in Alabama, The University of Alabama Press, 1989. Graves, John

Temple, ed., The Book of Alabama and the South, Protective Life Insurance Co., Birming-

ham, 1933.

Calhoun County STATS

Largest Industrial Employers in Calhoun County

Anniston Army Depot 6500BAE Systems 535NABI 533Bostrom Seating, Inc 480Legacy Cabinet 428Federal Mogul 326Union Foundry 303M & H Valve 286Honeywell 285Super Valu 275YKK/Tape Craft Corp 260



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Population Trends Total Number Percent Population Change Change

2000 112,249

2008* 113,512 1263 0.1

2013** 114,527 1015 0.9

*Estimate**Projected

Sources:Claritas iXPRESS 2008: Discovery Series

Cities and Towns

Cities PopulationPopulation 2008 (est.) 2000

Anniston 23,406 24,276HobsonCity 826 878Jacksonville 9,031 8,404Ohatchee 1,284 1,215Oxford 15,004 14,592Piedmont 4,745 5,120Weaver 2,625 2,619

Source: Claritus iXPRESS 2008: Discovery Series.

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We salute the Anniston Army Depot and the work they do for our warfighter customer.

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Action Industries1630 Coleman RoadAnniston, AL 36027Mary Jones, Program ManagerPhone: 256-835-1446Fax: 256-835-3418Email: [email protected] site: www.ccmhb.net Year est: 1986Emp. 50NAICS: 561910Assembly, packaging and training facility, secure document destruction

Advanced Metals & Manufacturing, Inc.P.O. Box 1874Anniston, AL 36202Earl Bonds, PresidentPhone: 256-236-8371Email: [email protected] est: 1998Emp. 6NAICS: 331522Zinc die cast products

Advanced Printing & Promotionals, Inc.1824 Noble StreetAnniston, AL 36201Lynn Suggs, PresidentRon Suggs, Vice President Debra Moore, Office ManagerPhone: 256-236-0954Fax: 256-236-0952Email: [email protected] est: 1991Emp. 3NAICS: 323114Commercial and personal printing

Aerospace Coatings International, Inc.P.O. Box 7340Oxford, AL 36203Pat McCarty, General ManagerPhone: 256-241-2750Fax: 256-241-2760Email: [email protected] site: .www.aerocoatings.com Year est: 2001Emp. 125NAICS: 332813Aircraft parts repair

Alacote Corp.1500 Front StreetP.O. Box 1620Anniston, AL 36202William W. Clay, Jr., PresidentMichael Scott Clay, Vice President Phone: 256-831-8488Fax: 256-831-2906Email: [email protected] site: .www.alacote.com Year est: 1986Emp. 15NAICS: 332813Coating, electroplating, allied services

Altex Packaging, Inc.P.O. Box 216Anniston, AL 36202Randall Rigsby, President/CEOPhone: 256-831-6603Email: [email protected] site: .www.api-ips.com Year est: 1998Emp. 65NAICS: 322211Corrugated and solid fiber boxes, contract package assembly

Ameron International1860 Electronics DriveAnniston, AL 36207Mike Mize, Plant ManagerPhone: 256-835-3490Fax: 256-835-1443Email: [email protected] site: .www.ameron.com Year est: 2001Emp. 15NAICS: 327390Manufacturer of decorative concrete streetlighting poles

Anniston Army Depot7 Frankford AvenueAnniston, AL 36201COL Timothy Sullivan, CommanderJack Cline, Deputy to the Commander Phillip Trued, Chief of StaffPhone: 256-235-7511Fax: 256-235-4272Email: [email protected] site: www.anad.army.mil Year est: 1941Emp. 7,491 (with tenants &contractors)NAICS: 336992Factory rebuild of combat vehicles (tanks), bridging small arms, ammunition handling and chemical weapons disposal

Anniston Cabinet Shop900 West 10th StreetAnniston, AL 36201Dan Jonson, President/OwnerPhone: 256-237-6689Fax: 256-237-6678Year est: 1965Emp. 10NAICS: 337110Custom cabinets

Anniston Concrete & Asphalt Co.600 West 21st StreetP.O. Box 1088Anniston, AL 36202Terry L. Penny, PresidentPhone: 256-236-2519Fax: 256-236-2510Email: [email protected] est: 1958Emp. 20NAICS: 327320Ready mix concrete

Anniston Iron Works, LLC12275 U.S. Highway 431Ohatchee, AL 36271Ricky A. Jones, OwnerPhone: 256-892-2831Fax: 256-892-2477Year est: 1957Emp. 3NAICS: 332312Custom fabricated steel products

Anniston Plating & Metal Finishing, Inc.1301 Parkwood DriveAnniston, AL 36201James Grace, PresidentJonathan Grace, Plant Manager Phone: 256-236-8641Fax: 256-236-0673Email: [email protected] est: 1991Emp. 10NAICS: 332813Electroplating, plating, polishing, anodizing, and coloring

APS Petroleum Equipment2800 U.S. Highway 431P.O. Box 1198Anniston, AL 36202Margaret Turner, PresidentPete Turner, Vice Pres./COO Debbie Tomlin, HR DirectorPhilip Thacker, Vice PresidentPhone: 256-830-2980Fax: 256-820-2981Email: [email protected] site: .www.apspetro.com Year est: 1968Emp. 40NAICS: 333911Manufacture & remanufacture gasoline pumps and parts

Associated MetalCast, Inc.787 H.J. Bentley ParkwayP.O. Box 1128Anniston, AL 36202Ron Douglas, PresidentPhone: 256-236-8711Fax: …256-236-9225Year est: 1998Emp. 21NAICS: 332710Casting fabrication

Atlantic Tool & Die1861 Electronics DriveAnniston, AL 36207Rick Burchett, General ManagerAnita Roberts, HR Manager Phone: 256-832-4870Fax: 256-832-4871Email: [email protected] est: 2003Emp. 66NAICS: 332116Stamping, assemblies, progressive dies

Auto Custom Carpets1429 Noble StreetP.O. Box 1350Anniston, AL 36202Kenneth Howell, PresidentJennifer Hadder, Human Resources Manager Phone: 256-236-1118Fax: 256-236-7375Email: [email protected] site: .www.accmats.com Year est: 1978Emp. 130NAICS: 314110Manufacturer of automotive floor coverings

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B&G Machine Products3101 Alexandria-Jacksonville HighwayJacksonville, AL 36265Gary Baxer, President/OwnerBernice Baxter, Vice Pres./Owner Phone: 256-820-5945Fax: 256-820-8005Year est: 1978Emp. 7NAICS: 333514Special dies & tools, die sets, jigs & fixtures

B.R. Williams Trucking2339 Alabama Highway 21 SouthP.O. Box 3310Oxford, AL 36203Gregory D. Brown, Chairman of the BoardDee W. Brown, President Jack Brim, VP of OperationsDavid Nunnelley, VP of Logistics/DistributionMisty K. Skinner, Marketing & Sales DirectorPhone: 256-831-5580Fax: 256-831-8059Email: [email protected] site: .www.brwilliams.com Year est: 1958Emp. 275NAICS: 484110; 484121; 493110; 321920Long-haul and local trucking services; warehousing,storage, distribution, inventory control, kittingservices, crate/pallet manufacturing

BAE Systems2101 West 10th StreetP.O. Box 1030Anniston, AL 36202Robert Houston, Vice Pres./Gen. Mgr. & Site Exec.Cindy Garrision, Contracts Admin./Communication Dir. Steve Routson, Human Resources ManagerPhone: 256-235-9723Web site: .www.baesystems.com Year est: 1973Emp. 550NAICS: 336992Military track and components, after market spare parts, military armored vehicle, tank & tank component manufacturing

Bear & Son Cutlery, Inc.1111 Bear Blvd. S.W.Jacksonville, AL 36265Ken Griffrey, Jr., PresidentPhone: 256-435-2227Fax: 256-435-9348Email: [email protected] site: .www.bearandsoncutlery.com Year est: 1991Emp. 80NAICS: 332211Hunting and collector knife manufacturer

Bennett Lumber Company LLC111 Old Ladiga RoadP.O. Box 307Piedmont, AL 36272James W. Bennett, PresidentPhone: 256-447-9663Fax: 256-447-2178Email: [email protected] site: .www.bennettlumberco.com Year est: 1947Emp. 70NAICS: 321912Manufacturer of lumber, millwork, crating and pallet material

Blastcrete Equipment Company, Inc.2000 Cobb AvenueP.O. Box 1964Anniston, AL 36202Jim Farrell, PresidentTripp Farrell, Sales Manager Phone: 256-235-2700Fax: 256-236-9824Email: [email protected] site: .www.blastcrete.com Year est: 1983Emp. 14NAICS: 336510Refractory and concrete mixing, pumping and spraying equipment

Bohannon’s Custom Cabinets4011 Bynum Leatherwood RoadAnniston, AL 36201Andy Bohannon, OwnerRichard Phelps, Design Phone: 256-236-0566Fax: 256-236-0566Email: [email protected] or [email protected] site: .www.bohannoncabinets.com Year est: 1996Emp. 7NAICS: 337110Wood cabinets (kitchen, bath, office, etc.)

Boozer Laminated Beam Company, Inc.1600 West 16th StreetP.O. Box 1945Anniston, AL 36202Hinton B. Owsley, PresidentPhone: 256-237-2875Fax: 256-237-2870Email: [email protected] site: .www.boozerbeam.com Year est: 1933Emp. 31NAICS: 321213Manufacturer of structural glued laminated timber beams

Bostrom Seating50 Nances Creek Industrial Park Blvd.P.O. Box 566Piedmont, AL 36272Peter Bernier, Plant ManagerCayce Grimes, Human Resource Supervisor Phone: 256-447-9051Fax: 256-447-2038Web site: .www.bostromseating.com Year est: 1975Emp. 142NAICS: 336360Heavy duty truck seats

Bridgewater Interiors, LLC10200 AL Highway 202Eastaboga, AL 36260Hattie M. Long, Plant ManagerDeverick Williams, HR Manager Phone: 256-240-7900Fax: 256-240-7990Year est: 2003Emp. 196NAICS: 336360Automotive seating

Bryant Machine Shop4410 Cedar Springs RoadJacksonville, AL 36265Linda Bryant, PresidentDonald Bryant, General Manager Melia Childs, Vice President435-7485Phone: 256-435-7485Fax: 256-435-9876Email: [email protected] est: 1979Emp. 9NAICS: 332710Precision component parts

Busby Printing Company & Mailing840 Snow StreetOxford, AL 36203Larry Busby, PartnerTerry Busby, Partner Phone: 256-835-5679Fax: 256-835-2679Email: [email protected] est: 1977Emp. 4NAICS: 323114; 541860Commercial printing; mail presorting service; silkscreen printing, embroidery service

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2011 Salute to IndustryCalhoun County Concrete745 Vigo Ladiga RoadPiedmont, AL 36272Bradley Kerr, Operations ManagerPhone: 256-447-7354Fax: 256-927-7889Email: [email protected] est: 2006Emp. 5NAICS: 327320Ready mix concrete

Carmin Industries1350 Francis Street SWP.O. Box 115Jacksonville, AL 36265Carolyn Minerich, PresidentPhone: 256-435-8626Fax: 256-435-2604Email: [email protected] site: .www.waterjet.net Year est: 1996Emp. 10NAICS: 332999Laser and waterjet cutting, metal fabrication and machining

Changer & Dresser1527 ITC WayAnniston, AL 36207Yusuke Nakano, General ManagerHirokazu Kusano, Sales Manager Lois Garlock, Accounting/HR ManagerPhone: 256-382-4392Fax: 256-832-4393Email: [email protected] site: .www.changer-dresser.com Year est: 2001Emp. 12NAICS: 333992Resistance welding supplies

Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP)1401 Commerce Blvd.Anniston, AL 36207Orest Michaels, COOMark Johnson, Asst. COO Gina Johnson, HR/Inventory ManagerPhone: 256-835-8455Fax: 256-835-3527Email: [email protected] site: .www.odcmp.com Year est: 1998Emp. 70NAICS: 332994Refurbishment of military surplus firearms

Cobb’s Automotive, Inc.1724 Alabama Hwy. 21 SouthOxford, AL 36203Russell L. Cobb, PresidentRandy L. Cobb, Vice President Kimberly Cobb, Office Manager256-835-7505Phone: 256-835-7505Fax: 256-835-7551Year est: 1981Emp. 12NAICS: 811111General automotive repair shop; commercial truck repairs & tires

Communication Associates, Inc.1750 Coleman RoadAnniston, AL 36207Rick Hardin, OwnerKathy Holmes, Plant Manager256-835-0900Phone: 256-835-0900Fax: 256-835-0992Web site: .www.caisolutions.com Year est: 1975Emp. 11NAICS: 334416Electronic components

Consolidated Publishing Co., Inc.4305 McClellan Blvd.P.O. Box 189Anniston, AL 36202H. Brandt Ayers, Chairman/PublisherPhillip Sanguinetti, President Phone: 256-236-1551Fax: 256-241-1982Email: [email protected] site: .www.annistonstar.com Year est: 1887Emp. 130NAICS: 32311; 511110Printing; newspapar

Cooper Tool & Machine Co., Inc.5181 U.S. Highway 78 EastP.O. Box 3295Oxford, AL 36203Harry Cooper, PresidentLinda Cooper, Secretary Phone: 256-831-4513Fax: 256-831-4543Email: [email protected] site: .www.ob.com/engines/cooper Year est: 1967Emp. 10NAICS: 332710Machine Parts

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Dempsey Cabinet Shop3249 Bynum/Leatherwood RoadAnniston, AL 36201Jerry Dempsey, CEOPhone: 256-237-1991Fax: 256-237-1997Year est: 1979Emp. 4NAICS: 337110Cabinets

Doncasters Southern Tool508 West Hamric DriveP.O. Box 7610Oxford, AL 36203Brian Hoover, General ManagerJohn Schofield, Finance Director Cindy Christopher, Human Resource ManagerPhone: 256-831-2811Fax: 256-831-0245Email: [email protected] site: .www.doncasters.com Year est: 1953Emp. 150NAICS: 331512Investment castings (foundry); mfg. Metalcomponents for OEM companies in the gas turbine,valve, pump, food equip., medical equip., powertools, aerospace, and petrochemical industries

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EMSCO, Inc. South1501 Sentinel DriveAnniston, AL 36207Phone: 256-835-1700Fax: 256-835-0720Web site: .www.emsco.com Year est: 1993Emp. 13NAICS: 811219Repair facility for foundry industry

Eugene L. Evans Mfg. Co. Inc.401 South Noble StreetP.O. Box 429Anniston, AL 36202Eugene L. Evans, Jr., PresidentPhone: 256-237-5821Year est: 1950Emp. 7NAICS: 314912Canvas and aluminum awnings, carports, patiocovers, sunrooms

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FAB Industries1417-A Commerce Blvd.Anniston, AL 36207Ron Eickelman, PresidentJeff Scott, Chief Operating Officer John Jordon, Vice PresidentPhone: 256-831-6155Fax: 256-831-7150Email: [email protected] site: .www.fabind.com Year est: 1996Emp. 20NAICS: 336339Alternative fuel systems manufacturer (CNG, LNG,LPG, hydrogen)

FabArc Steel Supply Inc.111 Meadow LaneP.O. Box 7280Oxford, AL 36203Gene Heathcock, CEOSteve Vinyard, President Bonita Ballew, HR ManagerPhone: 256-831-8770Fax: 256-831-8776Email: [email protected] site: .www.fabarc.com Year est: 1979Emp. 235NAICS: 332312Structural steel

Federal-Mogul Corporation2501 AL Highway 21 NorthP.O. Box 100Jacksonville, AL 36265Al Lyon, Plant ManagerAnthony Whitley, SPHR, Human Resources Manager Phone: 256-435-4700Fax: 256-435-0497Web site: .www.federal-mogul.com Year est: 1975Emp. 487NAICS: 421120Distribution-automotive

FITCO (Food Ingredients Technology Co., Inc.)103 National DriveAnniston, AL 36207Mike Putnam, Plant ManagerDebbie Hannah, HR ManagerPhone: 256-835-3217Fax: 256-835-3722Email: [email protected] est: 1991Emp. 126NAICS: 311615Poultry products

Flint Group104 National DriveAnniston, AL 36207Sam Sokolowski, Operations ManagerMichael Wallace, Production Manager Crystal Strasser (Plymouth, MI)734-781-4694Phone: 256-835-6323Fax: 256-835-6320Year est: 1988Emp. 56NAICS: 325910Printing ink

Frame Engineering Co.705 Quintard AvenueP.O. Box 1711Anniston, AL 36202Dudley Frame, Jr., PresidentScott W. Frame, Vice President Phone: 256-237-2887Fax: 256-237-0667Email: [email protected] site: .www.handmadebrick.com Year est: 1963Emp. 5NAICS: 333994Handmade brick; design, engineering & construction of solid fuel burning systems for kilns, design and installation of pollution control systems

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Garcy Corporation1000 Garcy Blvd.P.O. Box 312Piedmont, AL 36272Henry S. Tunstall, General ManagerPhone: 256-447-9016Fax: 256-447-8374Email: [email protected] site: .www.leggettsfg.com Year est: 1976Emp. 145NAICS: 337127Office and store fixtures, partitions

General Dynamics Land Systems688 Harry Ayers DriveP.O. Box 829Bynum, AL 36253Hank Kennedy, Plant ManagerPhone: 256-238-8425Fax: 256-236-1706Email: [email protected] site: .www.gdls.com Year est: 1996Emp. 532NAICS: 336992Stryker armored wheeled vehicles, electro-optics (sights) for armored vehicles, Fox vehicle refurbishment & logistic support, Abrams materials & warehousing

General Dynamics OTS, Inc.1425 Commerce Blvd.Anniston, AL 36207Dennis DeGrenier, Director/GMPhone: 256-835-1660Fax: 256-835-0473Email: [email protected] site: .www.gd-ots.com Year est: 1995Emp. 199NAICS: 332995Manufacturer of ordnance and accessories

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Haynes Machine Company255 Yellow Jacket LaneP.O. Box 3273Oxford, AL 36203Paul Haynes, PresidentPhone: 256-831-1287Email: [email protected] est: 1973Emp. 10NAICS: 332710Precision machine parts, metal fabrications

HMC Machinery Co.1000 Industrial ParkPiedmont, AL 36272Charles Hogue, OwnerWade Hogue Phone: 256-447-6086Fax: 256-447-2640Email: [email protected] site: .www.hmcmachinery.com Year est: 1983Emp. 3NAICS: 4238304New & used metal working machines

Honeywell - Anniston Repair & Overhaul1 Cliff Garrett DriveP.O. Box 1110Anniston, AL 36202Steven Foust, Site Leader/General Mgr.Phone: 256-835-4100Fax: 256-835-4191Web site: .www.honeywell.com Year est: 1985Emp. 290NAICS: 332912Repair and overhaul of commercial airline components

Honeywell - Engines, Systems, Services688 Harry Ayers DriveP.O. Box 398Bynum, AL 36253Don Dederick, Site LeaderPhone: 256-240-2700Fax: 256-240-2712Web site: .www.honeywell.com Year est: 1997Emp. 31NAICS: 332420Manufacturer of recuperator heat exchanger components for the U.S. Army’s family of MI Abrams Battle Tanks/AGT-1500

Hood Packaging1400 Sentinel DriveAnniston, AL 36207Ricky Baldwin, Plant ManagerJoe Aker, Graphics Manager Sonya Edwards, H.R. SupervisorPhone: 256-835-3707Fax: 256-835-3757Email: [email protected] site: .www.sbag.com Year est: 1995Emp. 57NAICS: 322224Graphic art and pre-print for flexible packaging

Howell Signs1031 Gurnee AvenueAnniston, AL 36201Ben Howell, OwnerBrian Henderson, Plant Manager Phone: 256-236-2416Fax: 256-326-2416Email: [email protected] est: 1921Emp. 3NAICS: 339950Painted signs; silk screening

Huron Valley Steel Corp.820 Ware StreetAnniston, AL 36201Tom Bonds, Vice President, OperationsPhone: 256-238-1746Fax: 255-238-0069Year est: 1982Emp. 98NAICS: 421930Recycled nonferrous metals

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International Automotive Componenets318 Pappy Dunn Blvd.Anniston, AL 36205E. Burns Roensch, Vice President, SalesWayne Sweasy, General Manager Phone: 256-820-8288Fax: 256-820-8450Web site: .www.iacna.com Year est: 2005Emp. 160NAICS: 326122Injection molding parts

Industrial Plating Company1300 C lydesdale AvenueP.O. Drawer 2365Anniston, AL 36202A.C. (Del) Marsh, OwnerBarry Craig, General Manager Phone: 256-237-8647Fax: 256-237-1579Email: [email protected] est: 1963Emp. 12NAICS: 332813Plating and grinding repair for machine parts



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Jobs in Supply Chain Management are expected to grow through 2018. APICS certifi cations give you the tools to expand your career opportunities, enhance your earning potential, and improve your company’s profi tability.

Certifi ed in Production and Inventory Management (CPIM) Takes an in-depth look at the production and inventory activities within the internal operations of a company.

Certifi ed Supply Chain Professional (CSCP) Provides a thorough understanding of supply chain enabling employees to identify opportunities for improvement within their companies.

For more information and a complete list of class schedules visit www.apicsneal.org

Enhance Your Earning Potential CPIM & CSCP courses offered in Calhoun County

Industrial Tooling & Supply, Inc.1800 Hillyer Robinson Pkwy.P.O. Box 2668Anniston, AL 36202Richard A. Powell, CEOJayme P. Mancill, President Laurie Bedwell, Vice PresidentPhone: 256-831-3500Fax: 256-831-3592Email: [email protected] est: 1983Emp. 27NAICS: 423830; 423840Wholesale distribution of industrial machinery and equipment, and industrial supplies

Industry Products Company1530 ITC WayAnniston, AL 36207Gerry Hamby, Plant ManagerPhone: 256-835-1596Fax: 256-835-1762Email: [email protected] est: 2009Emp. 34NAICS: 336399Watershields, protective coverings, trunk & cargo area systems for the automotive industry

Interstate Sheet Metal Company1207 Butler StreetP.O. Box 69Anniston, AL 36202Hank Smith, PresidentPhone: 256-831-0590Fax: 256-831-0590Email: [email protected] site: .www.interstatelaser.com Year est: 1890Emp. 15NAICS: 332312Metal fabrication/laser cutting

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Jacksonville News4305 McClellan Blvd.Anniston, AL 36206Phillip Sanguinetti, ConsultantJohn Alred, Managing Editor Phone: 256-235-3569Fax: 256-241-1991Email: [email protected] site: .www.jaxnews.com Year est: 1936Emp. 4NAICS: 32311; 511110Printing; newspapar

John Norton Signs4647 Choccolocco RoadAnniston, AL 36202John Norton, OwnerPhone: 256-236-4857Fax: 256-236-4857 (call first)Year est: 1990Emp. 1NAICS: 339950Signs (non-electric) computer graphics, letters and graphics, banners, magnetic signs

Johnson Cabinet Shop4671 AL Hwy. 204Jacksonville, AL 36265Tommy Johnson, President/OwnerDebbie Johnson, Vice President Phone: 256-435-0178Fax: 256-435-5659Year est: 1979Emp. 7NAICS: 337110Custom cabinets

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K.R. Komarek Briquitting Research20 William F. Andrews DriveAnniston, AL 36207Richard Komarek, PresidentDr. Roman T. Dec, Research Director Phone: 256-831-5741Fax: 256-831-1331Web site: .www.komarek.com Year est: 1968Emp. 5NAICS: 332116Research and development of briquetting

Keith’s Cabinet Shop5190 U.S. Hwy, 78 WestOxford, AL 36203Keith Ramsden, OwnerPhone: 256-831-3990Fax: 256-831-3990Year est: 1976Emp. 7NAICS: 337110Wood kitchen cabinets

Kerr Cabinet Co., Inc.2009 Barry StreetOxford, AL 36203Lee Kerr, PresidentPhone: 256-831-8270Email: [email protected] site: .www.kerrcabinets.com Year est: 1974Emp. 15NAICS: 337110Custom cabinetry & countertops; Corian, Livingstone, Silestone & granite countertops; cabinet doors; antique replica vanities; signs

Kilby Steel501 National DriveP.O. Box 2122Anniston, AL 36202George R. Kilby, OwnerPhone: 256-831-3010Year est: 1985Emp. 7NAICS: 332710Production machine shop

Kirkpatrick Concrete Inc.195 Chevron RoadAnniston, AL 36207Randy Bobo, Plant ManagerPhone: 256-831-6663Fax: 256-831-6501Year est: 2005Emp. 6NAICS: 327320Ready mix concrete

Kronospan9320 AL Highway 202Eastaboga, AL 36260John Connell, Human Resources DirectorTim Pack, Chief Financial Officer Phone: 256-741-8755Fax: 256-741-8757Web site: .www.kronospanusa.com Year est: 2005Emp. 115NAICS: 321219Medium density fiberboard

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Ladiga Sportswear, Inc.100 Alabama Street EastPiedmont, AL 36272Rickey D. Williams, Vice PresidentWillie Mae Williams, Secretary Phone: 256-447-6917Fax: 256-447-6053Year est: 1979Emp. 5NAICS: 315211Men’s and boy’s work clothing

Land Machine, Inc.576 Dry Hollow RoadAnniston, AL 36207Phone: 256-831-1676Fax: 256-831-8595Year est: 1968Emp. 5NAICS: 332710Repair of industrial and commercial machinery and equipment

Laser Fabrication & Machine Co., Inc.14055 Hwy. 431 SouthP.O. Box 709Alexandria, AL 36250Alvin Thacker, PresidentRonal Thacker, Vice President Andra Thacker, Vice President AdministrationPhone: 256-892-1600Fax: 256-892-1616Email: [email protected] site: .www.laserfabrication.com Year est: 1997Emp. 48NAICS: 332313Laser and waterjet cutting, metal fabrication, machining, powder coat painting, CARC paint, plasma cutting, welding & assembly

Lee Brass Company1800 Golden Springs RoadP.O. Box 1229Anniston, AL 36202Bruce L. Jameson, President & CEODavid Smith, Chief Operations Manager Phone: 256-831-2501Fax: 800-876-1800Web site: .www.leebrass.com Year est: 1917Emp. 200NAICS: 331525Manufacture brass castings for plumbing, industrial, marine and OEM’s

Legacy Cabinets285 Legacy Blvd.P.O. Box 730Eastaboga, AL 36260Rodney Suggs, PresidentCarl Nicholson, Ecec. VP Finance/CFO Phone: 256-831-4888Fax: 256-831-4896Web site: .www.legacycabinetsllc.com Year est: 1994Emp. 317NAICS: 337110Wood kitchen cabinets

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M & H Valve Company605 West 23rd StreetP.O. Box 2088Anniston, AL 36202Tony Orlowski, General ManagerPhone: 256-237-3521Fax: 256-741-6256Email: [email protected] site: .www.mh-valve.com Year est: 1925Emp. 300NAICS: 332919Manufacture fire hydrants and valves

M.A.T. Industries, Inc.208 Angel Station RoadP.O. Box 995Jacksonville, AL 36265Larry Gable, PresidentPhone: 256-435-4261Fax: 256-435-4261Email: [email protected] site: .www.matindustries.com Year est: 1985Emp. 15NAICS: 314110Manufacturer of children’s rest mats

Mauser Corp.1800 Coleman RoadAnniston, AL 36207John Flynn, Plant ManagerPhone: 256-831-8441Fax: 256-835-1428Email: [email protected] site: .wwww.mausergroup.com Year est: 1989Emp. 40NAICS: 326122Bulk containers

McDaniel Printing218 South Quintard AvenueAnniston, AL 36201Shelby McDaniel, OwnerPhone: 256-236-8858Fax: 256-236-6886Email: [email protected] est: 1989Emp. 5NAICS: 323114Commercial printing, four-color process, screen printing, banners, continuous forms

Metro Mail & Printing105 East D StreetAnniston, AL 36201Vanda Holt, OwnerPhone: 256-236-8654Fax: 256-236-8675Email: [email protected] est: 1995Emp. 5NAICS: 323114, 541860Commercial printing; mail presorting service

Minuteman Press122 East 19th StreetAnniston, AL 36201Stephen McIlroy, PresidentRita McIlroy, Sec./Treasurer Phone: 256-236-1237Fax: 256-238-1238Email: [email protected] site: ....www.anniston.minutemanpress.com Year est: 2009Emp. 4NAICS: 323114Full service printing

Monarch Windows and Doors1608 Frank Akers RoadP.O. Box 249Anniston, AL 36202Brian Loynachan, General ManagerPhone: 256-831-7000Fax: 256-831-1007Email: [email protected] site: .www.monarchwindows.com Year est: 1888Emp. 90NAICS: 321911Wood, clad, and CPVC windows and doors

Moore Printing Company1025 Gurnee AvenueAnniston, AL 36201Danny Shears, Co-OwnerSteve Taylor, Co-Owner Phone: 256-236-6713Fax: 256-236-6715Email: [email protected] or [email protected] est: 1979Emp. 7NAICS: 323114Commercial printing

Multimetco1610 Frank Akers RoadAnniston, AL 36207James Roberts, PresidentJim Allen, General Manager Donnie Willingham, Chiefi Financial OfficerPhone: 256-831-8300Fax: 256-835-1778Email: [email protected] site: .www.multimetco.com Year est: 1989Emp. 87NAICS: 331314Reclaim platinum, palladium and rhodium from scrap automotive catalysts

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National Gypsum Company4811 U.S. Hwy. 78 WestOxford, AL 36203Neal Stephenson, Plant ManagerAlan Goodwin, Admin. Manager Phone: 256-831-6900Fax: 256-835-2688Email: [email protected] site: .www.nationalgypsum.com Year est: 1956Emp. 78NAICS: 322130Linerboard paper manufacturing

NEFCO Steel Fabrication64 Margie LaneP.O. Box 168Ohatchee, AL 36271Ken Nabors, PresidentPhone: 256-892-3707Fax: 256-892-3727Email: [email protected] est: 1977Emp. 10NAICS: 332313Industrial design and fabrication

Noble Signs1850 Hillyer Robinson Pkwy.P.O. Box 1196Anniston, AL 36202Scott Andrews, PresidentPhone: 256-831-8136Fax: 256-831-5143Email: [email protected] est: 1945Emp. 16NAICS: 339950Signs

North American Bus Industries Inc.106 National DriveAnniston, AL 36207Herb Clark, Senior Vice PresidentPhone: 256-831-4296Fax: 256-831-4299Web site: .nabiusa.com Year est: 1992Emp. 700NAICS: 336111Manufacturer of heavy duty mass transit buses

Nu Art Printing1927 Noble StreetAnniston, AL 36201Dave Dillman, Owner-ManagerNancy Carey, Secretary Phone: 256-237-5571Fax: 256-236-3312Email: [email protected] est: 1957Emp. 2NAICS: 323114Commercial printing

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Jobs in Supply Chain Management are expected to grow through 2018. APICS certifi cations give you the tools to expand your career opportunities, enhance your earning potential, and improve your company’s profi tability.

Certifi ed in Production and Inventory Management (CPIM) Takes an in-depth look at the production and inventory activities within the internal operations of a company.

Certifi ed Supply Chain Professional (CSCP) Provides a thorough understanding of supply chain enabling employees to identify opportunities for improvement within their companies.

For more information and a complete list of class schedules visit www.apicsneal.org

Enhance Your Earning Potential CPIM & CSCP courses offered in Calhoun County

Opportunity Center - Easter Seals Opportunity Center Printing & Signs6300 McClellan Blvd.P.O. Box 2247Anniston, AL 36202Mike Almaroad, AdministratorPhone: 256-820-9960Fax: 256-820-9592Email: [email protected] site: .www.opportunity-center.com Year est: 1956Emp. 110NAICS: 332510; 323114; 561720; 561910Rehabilitation facility, service contracts. Packaging/assembly, metal fabrication, screen printing, signs, business printing, janitorial services, bulk mailing, embrodiery, banners

Oxford Machine & Fab Inc.25 Sherman DriveP.O. Box 3426Oxford, AL 36203Ken Lipham, President/OwnerPhone: 256-835-6190Fax: 256-835-6485Year est: 1977Emp. 12NAICS: 332710Make & repair rolls and component parts for paper, steel and textile industries

Oxford Plating Company2030 Barry StreetP.O. Box 3830Oxford, AL 36203Henry Cole, PresidentLisa Snider, Plant Manager Phone: 256-831-2390Fax: 256-831-2465Year est: 1963Emp. 14NAICS: 332813Electro-plating

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Parker Hannifin Corp.2651 Hwy. 21 NorthJacksonville, AL 36265Brian Fussner, Operations ManagerPhone: 256-435-2130Fax: 256-435-7718Web site: .www.parker.com Year est: 1979Emp. 140NAICS: 332919Precision instrumentation valves & systems

Piedmont Journal4305 McClellan Blvd.Anniston, AL 36206John Alred, PublisherJohn Alred, Editor

Phone: 256-236-1551Email: [email protected] site: .www.thepiedmontjournal.com Year est: 1907Emp. 2NAICS: 32311; 511110Printing; newspapar

Piedmont Pallett Exchange, LLC11451 AL Highway 21 NorthP.O. Box 510Piedmont, AL 36272Fred Hutcheson, PresidentMarsha Hutcheson, Secretary Phone: 256-447-7570Fax: 256-447-8867Email: [email protected] est: 1992Emp. 15NAICS: 321920Build and rebuild new and used pallets

Precision Machines751 James StreetPiedmont, AL 36272Phone: 256-447-8461Year est: Emp. 4NAICS: 33299Fabricated metal products manufacturing

Precision Parts Rebuilder227 E StreetP.O. Box 1847Anniston, AL 36202Dwain Herring, PresidentPhone: 256-238-0313Fax: 256-238-8801Email: [email protected] est: 1992Emp. 4NAICS: 336322Rebuild alternators, starters, generators, hydraulic cylinders

Pryor Giggey Co.2501 Alexandria RoadAnniston, AL 36201Allen Davis, Vice President of OperationsPreston Insley, VP & CFOPhone: 256-237-3373Fax: 256-237-3473Email: [email protected] site: .www.pryorgiggey.com Year est: 1948Emp. 22NAICS: 327124Refractory manufacturing and distribution

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Ready Mix USA LLC3001 Old Wilmer AvenueP.O. Box 1987Anniston, AL 36202Phone: 256-236-4216Fax: 256-237-5446Web site: .www.readymixusa.com Year est: Emp. NAICS: 327320Ready mix concrete

Rex Heat Treat - Alabama, Inc.3003 Red Morris ParkwayAnniston, AL 36207Mel Ostrander, Plant ManagerPhone: 256-835-3370Fax: 256-835-3369Email: [email protected] site: .www.rexht.com Year est: 2005Emp. 8NAICS: 332811Heat treating services

Russell Machine Co., Inc.302 Aniston StreetP.O. Box 148Weaver, AL 36277LaRoy A. Russell, President

Phone: 256-820-1818Fax: 256-820-1867Email: [email protected] est: 1980Emp. 6NAICS: 332710Tool and die, machine parts, jigs, fixtures

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Seals Welding and Fabricating Inc.2053 U.S. Hwy. 78 WestP.O. Box 3708Oxford, AL 36203Kenneth P. Seals, PresidentPhone: 256-835-0544Fax: 256-835-1287Email: [email protected] est: 1978Emp. 6NAICS: 332313Industrial metal fabricator

Sharp Binding & Printing Co.546 Valley Cub DriveAlexandria, AL 36250Nancy Sharp, OwnerDavid Sharp, General Manager Phone: 256-820-1337Fax: 256-820-1337Email: [email protected] est: 1987Emp. 3NAICS: 323121Hardback bookbindinig & short-run commercial printing, bible rebinding, book & bible repair, advertising specialists



131 West 11th Street • Anniston, AL(256) 236-3429 • www.awwsb.org

Supporting Calhoun County Industry since 1873

Anniston Water Works & Sewer Board

Shelco Foundries1310 Francis Street WestP.O. 549Jacksonville, AL 36265Dave Mynatt, PresidentPhone: 256-435-2200Fax: 256-435-5602Email: [email protected] site: .www.shelcofoundry.com Year est: 1971Emp. 63NAICS: 331511Gray and ductile iron foundry

Solutia702 Clydesdale AvenueAnniston, AL 36201Gilberto Nogueira, Plant ManagerPhone: 256-231-8400Fax: 256-231-8553Web site: .www.solutia.com Year est: 1935Emp. 70NAICS: 325199Chemical manufacturing

Southern Custom Exhibits of Alabama, Inc.1416 Commerce Blvd.Anniston, AL 36207Greg B. Morrow, PresidentPhone: 256-835-9377Fax: 256-835-9383Email: [email protected] site: .www.southerncustomexhibits.com Year est: 1990Emp. 22NAICS: 337127Museum and visitor center exhibits

Southern Heritage Casket Co., Inc.175 Sherman DriveOxford, AL 36203Jeffrey H. Cheek, PresidentPhone: 256-835-2771Fax: 256-835-2797Email: [email protected] site: .www.southernheritagecasket.com Year est: 1991Emp. 50NAICS: 339995Manufacture metal caskets

Southern Metal Processing Co., Inc.130 Allred LaneP.O. Drawer 3327Oxford, AL 36203James B. Ulrey, Jr., President/CEOKathleen Ritten, Office Manager Phone: 256-831-8130Fax: 256-831-2103Email: [email protected] site: .www.southern-metal.com Year est: 1973Emp. 72NAICS: 333999Industrial filter & metal cleaning services

SPAR, Inc.917 Francis Street WP.O. Drawer 909Jacksonville, AL 36265Donnie McClellan, PresidentJim McClellan, Vice President Rick Simpson, Vice President of SalesGreg Clark, Plant ManagerPhone: 256-435-9342Fax: 256-435-9373Email: [email protected]

Web site: .www.sparref.com Year est: 1982Emp. 38NAICS: 327124Refractory materials

Specialty Fabrication, Inc.3208 AL Highway 21 SouthP.O. Box 3633Oxford, AL 36203Kathy C. Kennedy, PresidentPhone: 256-835-9545Fax: 256-835-5627Email: [email protected] est: 1996Emp. 5NAICS: 811310Steel fabrication and welding; welding repair

Sports Supply Group361 Westover RoadAnniston, AL 36201Tony Parker, Plant ManagerPhone: 256-236-0451Fax: 256-236-4329Email: [email protected] est: 1981Emp. 32

NAICS: 339920Sporting and athletic goods

Standard Industrial Machinery495 Wilson Willingham RoadP.O. Box 3301Oxford, AL 36203Robert O’Neal, PresidentPhone: 256-831-1211Fax: 256-831-2207Email: [email protected] site: .www.standardindl.com Year est: 1980Emp. 5NAICS: 423830Industrial machinery & equipment distributor

Stormco Mfg. Co., Inc.5395 U.S. Hwy. 431P.O. Box 150Alexandria, AL 36250Chris Page, PresidentPhone: 256-820-1412Email: [email protected] est: 1982Emp. 3NAICS: 332321

Manufacture and install custom storm windows and screens

SuperValu Anniston Distribution Center2130 Roberts DriveAnniston, AL 36207John Gover, General ManagerRock Hudson, Operations Manager Phone: 256-235-3389Fax: 256-235-3469Email: [email protected] site: .www.SUPERVALU.com Year est: 1966Emp. 215NAICS: 424410General line grocerymerchant wholesaler

The Supply Room60 Depot WayP.O. Box 7277Oxford, AL 36203Arthur U. Hathorn, Jr., PresidentArthur U. Hathorn, Sr., Vice President Phone: 256-835-7676Fax: 256-835-7699Email: [email protected]



131 West 11th Street • Anniston, AL(256) 236-3429 • www.awwsb.org

Supporting Calhoun County Industry since 1873

Anniston Water Works & Sewer Board

Web site: .www.supplyroom.com Year est: 1985Emp. 97NAICS: 315999Military insignia, police insignia, flags, embroidery, engraving

Swafford Machine Co.3500 Eulaton RoadAnniston, AL 36201Ronald Swafford, OwnerPhone: 256-236-7360Fax: 256-236-7378Email: [email protected] est: 1984Emp. 10NAICS: 332710Machine shop

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TapeCraft Corporation200 Tape Craft DriveP.O. Box 2027Oxford, AL 36203Michael Blunt, PresidentLarry Thompson, VP of Sales Khaled El-Zeaiter, HR & Safety ManagerPhone: 256-236-2535Fax: 256-236-6718Email: [email protected] site: .www.tapecraft.com Year est: 1946Emp. 200NAICS: 313221Manufacturer of narrow fabrics

Traffic Signs, Inc.850 Whites Gap RoadJacksonville, AL 36265James Watson, PresidentPhone: 256-435-5014Fax: 256-435-5027Email: [email protected] est: 1982Emp. 8NAICS: 339950Traffic signs, decals, road cones, traffic sign posts, traffic safety products

Tyco Fire & Building Products - Anniston Plant260 Central Castings DriveAnniston, AL 36206Robert Smith, Director of OperationsRalph (Chuck) Tuck, Controller Phone: 256-238-0579Fax: 256-238-0387Email: Web site: .

Year est: 1994Emp. 202NAICS: 331511Ductile iron castings

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Ultraliner, Inc.791 H.J. Bentley Jr. ParkwayP.O. Box 3630Oxford, AL 36203Luther Whittle, President/CEOGrant Whittle, Vice President Janice Williams, Executive Assistant/HR Mgr.Phone: 256-831-5515Fax: 256-831-5575Email: [email protected] site: .www.ultraliner.com Year est: 1991Emp. 20NAICS: 326122Manufacture PVC pipe linerUnion Foundry Company1501 West 17th StreetP.O. Box 309Anniston, AL 36202Kent Brown, Assistant General ManagerBryan Biehunko, Plant Manager John Norris, HR ManagerPhone: 256-236-7601Fax: 256-240-4288Web site: .www.tylerunion.com Year est: 1912Emp. 242NAICS: 331511Ductile, iron, watermain fittings

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Valley Machine Company100 VMC DriveAlexandria, AL 36250Ronnie H. Carr, PresidentPhone: 256-820-3440Fax: 256-820--3447Email: [email protected] or [email protected] est: 1971Emp. 40NAICS: 33271; 332999; 333298; 33651Machine and fabrication, job shop, surface preparation/ abrasive blast cleaning

Vulcan MaterialsHighway 62 (582 McCullars LaneP.O. Box 486Alexandria, AL 36250Alan Gulledge, Operations ManagerBarry Hill

Phone: 256-892-3192Fax: 256-892-3543Year est: 1955Emp. 16NAICS: 212312Crushed limestone

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W.E. Lott and Company310 South Noble StreetP.O. Box 2083Anniston, AL 36202Charles Lott, OwnerPhone: 256-237-4197Fax: 256-238-9252Year est: 1957Emp. 10NAICS: 337110Manufacture cabinets

Webb Concrete & Building Materials221 Industrial Park DriveOxford, AL 36203Phil Webb, PresidentPhone: 256-831-9177Fax: 256-831-9180Web site: .www.webbconcrete.com Year est: 1946Emp. 32NAICS: 327320Ready mix concrete

Weese Precision Machine USA Inc.218 West 11th StreetAnniston, AL 36201Phone: 256-237-7953Fax: 256-237-7953Web site: www.weeseprecisionmachine.com Year est: 1984Emp. NAICS: 811310Install, repair maintenance for machine tool equipment

Wells & Wells LLC65 Gate 1 RoadAnniston, AL 36201Michael Wells/Steven Wells, OwnerSteven Wells, Owner Phone: 256-236-5005Fax: 256-236-9706Email: [email protected] est: 1972Emp. 10NAICS: 327390; 327332Manufacture septic tanks, culvert pipes, vinyl fence

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