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sionals, participants will learn essential skills such as personal safety, concrete/rebar work, soldering, pipe bending, BIM (Building Information Modeling), heavy equipment operation, framing/woodworking, roofing, and painting, while also exploring exciting career opportunities.

Throughout the program, students will engage in various interactive projects, such as wiring lamps, pouring concrete stepping stones, and building dog houses, which they will donate to the local community. Inspired by Rosendin's participation in the national Camp NAWIC, TRF Camp Build provides students with a safe environment to explore different career paths in construction and gain practical learning experience.

TRF Camp Build has received generous support from sponsors and in-kind donors, including Diamond-level sponsorship from sister companies Rosendin and MPS. In-kind donors include Milwaukee Tools, Stanley Black and Decker, Border States and Sunbelt Rentals.

To learn more about the program, visit therosendinfoundation.org/camp-build. CCR

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The TRF Camp Build program will take place at the following locations and dates:

May 6: Sherman, Texas (Electrical Mini-Camp) @MPS – 3007 Fallon Drive

June 5-9: Gallatin, Tennessee @Rosendin – 359 Maple Street

June 10: Anaheim, California (Electrical Mini-Camp) @Rosendin – 1730 S Anaheim Way

June 19-23: Tempe, Arizona @Rosendin – 1315 W Drivers Way

July 24-28: Austin, Texas @Austin Electrical Training Alliance – 4000 Caven Road

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