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Component Connection

SBCA
Component Manufacturing
Artificial Intelligence
Robotics
Wellness Culture
Construction Supply Chain
Building Component Safety Information
Construction Industry
Employee Health
Piggyback Trusses
Employee Retention
Mental Health
Leadership
Sales Strategies
Recruiting Techniques
Truss Design
European Construction Practices
Labor Shortage
Component Manufacturers
Quality Assurance
Interest Rates

SBCA's podcast focuses on everything from production and marketing best practices to risk management and leadership tips. We are interviewing fellow component manufacturers and industry experts and teasing out valuable nuggets you can use to improve your company.

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Over the past year, Corey Lane, SBCA's Safety Coordinator has been doing extensive behind-the-scenes work to strengthen and expand SBCA's safety resources. In this episode of the Component Connection, we discuss that progress and the plan for transfo... more

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In this episode, we talk with Talia Montrose, SBCA Membership Coordinator, who works directly with chapters nationwide. We discuss how chapters operate, the benefits of getting involved, and what members gain from attending chapter meetings. From loc... more

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In this episode, Molly Butz is joined by Justin Binning and Ken Timmins with American International Forest Products (AIFP) who provide a snapshot of the current lumber market. Tune in as Justin and Ken discuss why lumber markets have seen more upward... more

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In this episode, Sean Shields, Director of Marketing for SBCA, is joined by Ed Robbins, PE, President of P.E. Robbins and a member of the SBCA E&T Committee, where they discuss the SBCA Knowledge Center and the value of the technical guidance contain... more

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Recent Guests

Ed Robbins
President of PE and a member of the SBCA E&T Committee
PE
Episode: EP 166: An Engineer's Take on Snow Loads, Differential Deflection, and Knowledge
Jeremey Hurley
Senior Vice President, Program Operations at HBI
Home Builders Institute (HBI)
Episode: EP 165: Where Education Meets Industry: HBI, SBCA, and the Future of Workforce Development
Zachary Rastatis
Senior Director of Marketing at Dusty Robotics
Dusty Robotics
Episode: EP 144: From Blueprints to Reality - How Dusty Robotics is Transforming Jobsite Layouts
Ben Tabolt
Director of the Technical Development Group at MiTek, advocate for BIM technology and collaboration
MiTek
Episode: EP 141: Looking at the Benefits of Collaboration Between CMs & Architects
Tony Acampa
Chair of the Education Committee at SBCA and works for Shelter Systems
Shelter Systems
Episode: EP 140: Inside SBCA’s New Academy: Micro-Learning, Member Access & What’s Up Next
Steve Brown
Former executive at Google DeepMind and Intel, acclaimed author, and entrepreneur
Episode: EP 137: BCMC Education Sneak Peek: AI, Humanoid Robotics, and Their Future in Component Manufacturing
Jay Jones
Executive Director of the Truss Plate Institute
Truss Plate Institute
Episode: EP 133: Jones Explores Key Aspects of New ANSI/TPI 1-2022 Standard
Todd Tomalak
Zonda's expert on building products
Zonda
Episode: EP 131: Tomalak Gives Updated Econ Forecast for 2025
Ashley Baker
SBCA's Director of Education
Structural Building Components Association
Episode: EP 130: Baker Gives Insight into Evaluating AI-Based Tools

Hosts

Abby Langenberg
Director of Business Development for the Structural Building Components Association.
Sean Shields
Director of Marketing for SBCA.
Ashley Baker
Director of Education for SBCA.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 18 ratings
  • Structural Engineer Approved

    I’m a structural engineer who frequently works in light frame construction so I’m constantly specifying and relying on plate connected trusses. Because of that, I need to be intimately familiar with how they are designed and operated, and this podcast gives me tons of info that I incorporate into my approach for when and how I design light-frame wood projects .

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    DeAndre Fletcher-Marquez
    United Statesa year ago
  • Great industry insights

    A great job of diving into the off-site manufacturing of structural building components. Industry leaders share their thoughts on what works.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Blenker
    United States3 years ago
  • Energizing, Inspiring and Insightful! 🙌

    Regardless of your experience level in the construction industry - this is a must listen! Sean does an incredible job covering all the insights, innovations and headlines you need to know about to stay ahead of the curve as an executive and innovator - with inspiring interviews from leaders who’ve actually walked the path. Highly recommend listening and subscribing!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    JoshCrist
    United States4 years ago
  • Great industry insights

    A great job of diving into the off-site manufacturing of structural building components. Industry leaders share their thoughts on what works.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Blenker
    United States7 years ago

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The podcast is praised for its interviews with leading experts who share relevant experiences and best practices in component manufacturing.
Many appreciate the blend of technical detail and practical application, making the content valuable regardless of experience level.
Listeners find the insights into structural building components and operational strategies to be industry-relevant and actionable.

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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

EP 160: Lumber Insights
Q: What advice do you have for our component manufacturers before we meet up again in January?
Stay in front of your needs and ensure your supplies are tightly managed, as the market dynamics are shifting with less control over immediate shipments.
EP 156: How Component Manufacturers Build Resiliency
Q: What should component manufacturers prioritize in their business development over the next 12 months?
They should always be active, looking to improve incrementally, and adapt to changing market conditions.
EP 151: Connecting with the Residential Building Designer
Q: What obstacles do you think exist that make it difficult for building designers to engage directly with component manufacturers?
Time and bandwidth are significant barriers, along with a lack of information flow in the industry.
EP 149: Sneak Peek: Celebrating Women in Construction at BCMC and Framer Summit 2025
Q: If you had one message to leave with industry leaders about why this conversation matters, what would it be?
It's the future. We have more strong women wanting to showcase their value to the table.
EP 148: The Benefits of Early Involvement in Building Design
Q: How do you think building designers and component manufacturers will benefit from creating a membership category specifically for building designers?
It fosters deeper knowledge sharing, collaboration, and potential client opportunities.

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Content centers around best practices within the component manufacturing industry, with a strong focus on production techniques, marketing strategies, risk management, and leadership advice. The series features insights from industry experts and fellow manufacturers, providing actionable knowledge that can directly benefit listeners' businesses. Notable episodes cover topics like digital quality control in component manufacturing, education initiatives for workforce development, and emerging trends to adapt in the lumber market, making it a comprehensive resource for those involved in the sector.

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1. Ed Robbins
2. Jeremey Hurley
3. Zachary Rastatis
4. Ben Tabolt
5. Tony Acampa
6. Steve Brown
7. Jay Jones
8. Todd Tomalak

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