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The SFIA Code Compliance Certification Program for Structural and Nonstructural Framing Members, gives builders and suppliers the assurance that the cold-formed steel products they purchase from SFIA members meet the highest standards of quality and the latest provisions of the building codes.  To ensure the integrity of the certification, the program is administered by a recognized independent third party, Intertek, who periodically performs unannounced visits the member plants and audits individual products. Both structural and nonstructural stud and track products are tested for their mechanical properties, coatings, dimensions, and labels.  The SFIA program is unlike other certification programs because it has oversight from a group of industry peers composed of manufacturers and non-manufacturers and includes contractors and suppliers/distributors. This, and the high standard of quality assurance provided by the program, make it the only code compliance certification program to be endorsed by the Association of Wall and Ceiling Industries. A complete list of companies and manufacturing facilities that produce SFIA-certified cold-formed steel stud and track is found on the Intertek web site. |
Announcements
SFIA Releases Q-1 Market Data Report on Cold-Formed Steel Framing and Nonresidential Volume
The volume of steel used to manufacture cold-formed steel (CFS) framing products ticked up 3.7 percent in the first quarter of 2018, according to the latest Nonresidential Market Volume Report released by the Steel Framing Industry Association (SFIA).
SFIA Contractor Certification Program Debuts
At INTEX, the SFIA will introduce a Contractor Certification Program designed to create competitive advantage for CFS framing contractors. This new certification, which promotes best practices and continuous improvement, will be promoted to general contractors and owners looking for contractors with CFS expertise, high levels of training, and quality assurance.
SFIA Annual Meeting and General Session
Walt Disney World Swan & Dolphin
March 24 - 28, 2018
2017 Market Forecast for Cold-Formed Steel Framing
With the expectations for sustained growth in construction spending in 2017, there are plenty of unknowns requiring business managers to navigate through new uncertainties including the impending US presidential election
A Fire Service Professional’s View
The increased use of wood framing in mid-rise buildings has been accompanied by a growing incidence of major fires that have destroyed these combustible structures both during construction
SFIA Technical Guide
Technical Guide for Cold‐Formed Steel Framing Products, provides with a comprehensive tool for designing with cold‐formed steel framing members..
Recorded Webinars
The Steel Framing Industry Association believes in value of education and knowledge sharing, and has established an on-going series of webinars and educational programs.
Certified for Code Compliance
