Founded in Portland in 1919, The Lynch Company, Inc. is a general steel fabrication contractor that builds and installs custom metal parts and structures. Its 50-plus craftsmen work from a 50,000-square-foot facility and in the field, handling everything from intricate prototypes to large industrial projects. The company is AISC- and AWS-certified and remains known for difficult fabrication and hard-to-access installations across the Northwest.
American Institute of Steel Construction (AISC) Certification Program — Steel Building Structures
AWS D1.1 Welder Certification
AWS D1.2 Welding Compliance
AWS D1.6 Welding Compliance
OSHA 30
CPR Training
Fall Protection Competent Person
AISCSTEELBUILDINGSTRUCTURES
Quality certification
CPR
Quality certification
Legacy SteelFounded by Bill Jones after more than a decade in steel fabrication, Legacy Steel designs, fabricates, and installs custom industrial steel systems from its 60,000-square-foot facility. The Amherst company handles projects from concept through installation, including platforms and access structures, and has completed more than 300 projects with a national service reach. Its team has installed 1.5 million square feet of platforms and supports contract fabrication with D1.1-certified welders and a powder-coating line.AMHERST, WI
Ackerman & Baynes, LLCSince 1945, Baltimore-based Ackerman & Baynes, LLC has fabricated steel for bridges, construction projects, and industrial customers. Its 32,000-square-foot shop and 40,000-square-foot outdoor storage area support work ranging from bridge components and simple steel bridges to custom OEM metal parts, including weldments up to 25 tons. Ackerman & Baynes is an AISC-certified fabricator, with welders certified to AWS D1.1 and D1.5 codes and a full-time certified welding inspector on staff.BALTIMORE, MD
Zimmerman Steel & Supply Co. LLCFamily-owned and operated since 1995, Zimmerman Steel & Supply Co. LLC has built its Dalton, Ohio, business around custom metal fabrication for industrial customers. Its two facilities span more than 82,000 square feet and support projects ranging from small production work to large, complex jobs across the United States and Canada. The company’s welders hold AWS D1.1 and D1.5 certifications, with additional Canadian certification through CWB CSA W47.1.DALTON, OH
JPW CompaniesFounded in Syracuse in 1953 by World War II veteran John P. Wozniczka Sr., JPW Companies fabricates and erects steel while also handling heavy lifting and industrial rigging. Its 100,000-square-foot facility supports complex work ranging from structural steel to ASME pressure-vessel repair, with waterjet cutting and machining handled in-house. Now a third-generation, family-owned business, JPW holds AISC certifications and ASME U and R stamps.SYRACUSE, NY