Material Handling and Warehousing Industry Affiliations
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AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF STEEL As a certified member and of American Institute of Steel Construction Cubic Designs has access to technical support on steel construction and gains technical support in design and fabrication through the AISC Steel Solutions Center. AISC is the premier organization for everyone involved in the design and construction of fabricated structural steel buildings and bridges across America. |
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MATERIAL HANDLING INDUSTRY OF The largest U.S. material handling & logistics association representing the leading providers of material handling & logistics solutions. Educational, business development, networking and solution sourcing opportunities for its 800 member companies and for the larger community of manufacturing, distribution, logistics and supply chain professionals. |
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MATERIAL HANDLING EQUIPMENT The only national trade association dedicated solely to improving the proficiency of the independent material handling equipment distributor. MHEDA represents all segments of the industry and offers resources such as education, networking opportunities, industry specific information, statistical and trend analysis and all other information specific to the material handling industry |
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LICENSED FABRICATION FACILITY Cubic Designs has conformed to all the regulations set by the County of Los Angeles for the manufacturing of pre-engineered, custom mezzanines. |
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LICENSED FABRICATION FACILITY FOR Many businesses often require more than one license and permit to legally operate. It is important a business owner abide by the law and obtain the necessary certification to operate their business. Cubic Designs has met the requirements set by Clark County to produce mezzanines in the state of Nevada. |
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CERTIFIED TO D1.1 AND D1.3 AMERICAN The American Welding Society is a nonprofit organization founded in 1919 which boasts the latest resources for welders and other professionals worldwide. Their goal is to, "advance the science, technology and application of welding and related joining disciplines." The AWS has developed a set of welding codes that govern the welding structures such as buildings and bridges. If welding involves structural construction, designers use AWS structural codes. AWS D1.1 refers structural welding of steel, and AWS D1.3 refers to structural welding of sheet steel |
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