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SHEET METAL AND AIR COND TRADES INDUSTRY

PHOENIX, AZ · EIN 860182197 · Form 990 · FY2022 · NTEE S41 · Community Improvement · Small ($100K-$1M) · smacna-az.org
revenue
$695K
expenses
$297K
net assets
$1.0M
employees
1
program ratio
72%
mission · from form 990

INDUSTRY PROMOTION & EDUCATION

profile · synthesized from sources

SMACNA Arizona Chapter is a trade association for sheet metal and air conditioning contractors in Arizona. It provides training, promotes industry standards, and advocates for its members. The organization also engages in community involvement and workforce development initiatives.

named programs · 3 · from sources

what they call their work

Contractors’ Award
An award recognizing excellence in the Sheet Metal training program for apprentices, including gift cards.
Heavy Metal Summer Experience (HMSE)
A free program introducing high school students and recent graduates (ages 15-18) to union careers in the building trades, focusing on sheet metal work, modern technologies like VR welding, CAD, and BIM software, and jobsite safety.
Sheet Metal JATC (Joint Apprenticeship Training Committee)
An apprenticeship program for sheet metal workers, focusing on growth and technology, attracting a diverse group of workers, including more women.
activities · 8 groups

what they do

  • Sheet Metal Trade Apprenticeship & Training 7 activities
    • Apprenticeship and Journeyman Training
      Operates the Homer D. Dukes Sheet Metal Training Center to teach the sheet metal trade, including HVAC system design and installation, welding, computer-aided drafting (CAD), testing, adjusting and balancing (TAB), and architectural sheet metal. The organization also coordinates apprenticeship enrollment and provides journeymen upgrade classes in subjects such as welding, OSHA/SSTA, hoisting and rigging, and ATS plastics.
    • Apprenticeship and journeyman training programs
      Operates the Homer D. Dukes Sheet Metal Training Center, established in 1982, to provide comprehensive training in the sheet metal trade, including HVAC system design and installation, welding, CAD, testing and balancing (TAB), and architectural sheet metal. Also coordinates apprenticeship enrollment and offers upgrade classes for journeymen in welding, OSHA/SSTA, hoisting and rigging, and ATS plastics.
    • Deliver trade services across multiple sectors
      Members perform sheet metal and HVAC work in industrial, commercial, institutional, and residential markets, including heating, ventilating, and air conditioning; architectural and industrial sheet metal; kitchen equipment; specialty stainless steel; manufacturing; siding and decking; testing and balancing; service; and energy management and maintenance.
    • Homer D. Dukes Sheet Metal Training Center operations
      Operates a training center established in 1982 that teaches the sheet metal trade, including HVAC system design and installation, welding, CAD, testing and balancing (TAB), and architectural sheet metal.
    • Operate apprenticeship and training programs for sheet metal trades
      Operates the Homer D. Dukes Sheet Metal Training Center to teach sheet metal trade skills including HVAC system design and installation, welding, CAD, testing and balancing, and architectural sheet metal; coordinates apprenticeship enrollment and provides journeymen upgrade classes in welding, OSHA/SSTA, hoisting and rigging, and ATS plastics.
    • Sheet Metal and HVAC Training Programs
      Operates the Homer D. Dukes Sheet Metal Training Center, established in 1982, to teach the sheet metal trade, including HVAC system design and installation, welding, computer-aided drafting (CAD), testing, adjusting and balancing (TAB), and architectural sheet metal. It also provides journeymen upgrade classes in subjects such as welding, OSHA/SSTA, hoisting and rigging, and ATS plastics, and trains technicians for testing, adjusting, and balancing (TAB) of building systems.
    • Union member work in construction and HVAC sectors
      Supports members who perform work across industrial, commercial, institutional, and residential markets, including HVAC systems, architectural and industrial sheet metal, kitchen equipment, specialty stainless steel, manufacturing, siding and decking, testing and balancing, service, and energy management.
  • Construction & Trades Career Exposure for Youth 5 activities
    • Deliver the Heavy Metal Summer Experience (HMSE) youth outreach program
      Hosts the free Heavy Metal Summer Experience (HMSE) program for high school students and recent graduates aged 15–18, introducing them to union careers in the building trades through hands-on training in sheet metal, electrical, piping, and plumbing, conducted in contractor offices and union training centers; includes project work, toolkits, and graduation incentives.
    • Heavy Metal Summer Experience (HMSE)
      Operates the free Heavy Metal Summer Experience (HMSE) program for high school students and recent graduates (ages 15-18) to introduce them to union mechanical trades, including sheet metal, electrical, piping, and plumbing. The program involves hands-on projects, training sessions led by craft professionals, and provides participants with tools, boots, and other supplies.
    • Heavy Metal Summer Experience (HMSE)
      Operates the free Heavy Metal Summer Experience (HMSE) program for high school students and recent graduates (ages 15-18) to introduce them to union careers in mechanical trades, including sheet metal, electrical, piping, and plumbing. Students complete hands-on projects and receive tools and other support.
    • Heavy Metal Summer Experience (HMSE) program
      Operates a free summer program for high school students and recent graduates (ages 15–18) to learn about union careers in the building trades, including hands-on training in sheet metal, electrical, piping, and plumbing. In July 2025, the program introduced 10 young people to the trade and provided graduates with tools, safety gear, and a $100 gift card.
    • Heavy Metal Summer Experience (HMSE) program
      Operates a free summer program for high school students and recent graduates aged 15–18, introducing them to union careers in the sheet metal and other building trades through hands-on training, mentorship, and project work. The program includes instruction in sheet metal, electrical, piping, and plumbing trades, conducted in contractor offices and union training centers, and provides participants with tools, safety gear, and stipends.
  • Construction Industry Professional Development 4 activities
    • Contractor and Industry Partner Capacity Building
      Provides training, education, and marketing services to its contractor members, and offers inspectors training programs, leadership seminars, and a resource library to industry partners, benefiting the construction industry in Arizona and nationwide.
    • Industry Partner Training and Resources
      Provides training, education, and marketing services to its contractor members, and offers inspectors training programs, leadership seminars, and a resource library to industry partners, benefiting the construction industry in Arizona and nationwide.
    • Industry training and professional development
      Provides training, education, and marketing services to contractor members, including inspectors training programs, leadership seminars, and access to a resource library, benefiting the construction industry across Arizona and nationally.
    • Industry training and professional development
      Provides training, education, and marketing services to contractor members, including inspectors training programs, leadership seminars, and access to a resource library for industry partners across Arizona and nationally.
  • HVAC & Electrical Trades Training 4 activities
    • Journeymen upgrade training
      Provides continuing education classes for journeymen in subjects including welding, OSHA/SSTA compliance, hoisting and rigging, and ATS plastics.
    • Provide advanced technician training for building systems
      Trains technicians in testing, adjusting, and balancing (TAB) of building systems to ensure optimal performance and offers inspectors training programs, leadership seminars, and access to a resource library for industry partners.
    • Testing, adjusting, and balancing (TAB) technician training
      Trains technicians in testing, adjusting, and balancing (TAB) of building systems to ensure optimal performance of HVAC and other mechanical systems.
    • Workforce development in building systems performance
      Trains technicians in testing, adjusting, and balancing (TAB) of heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and other building systems to ensure optimal performance, energy efficiency, and compliance with industry standards.
  • Construction Trades Apprenticeship & Certification 1 activity
    • Apprenticeship Coordination and Recognition
      Coordinates the apprenticeship enrollment process and recognizes apprentices for excellence in the Sheet Metal training program. The organization also supports apprentices' participation in industry conferences.
  • HVAC and Elevator Apprenticeship & Outreach 1 activity
    • Apprenticeship enrollment coordination
      Manages the apprenticeship enrollment process for the sheet metal trade, supporting workforce development and inclusion, including participation by female apprentices in national events.
  • Professional Development & Certification Programs 1 activity
    • Provide contractor support services
      Offers training, education, and marketing services to contractor members to enhance business performance and industry engagement.
  • Uncategorized 13 activities
    • Industry Technical Manuals and Standards
      Publishes and updates technical manuals that serve as accepted standards for the sheet metal and air conditioning industry, covering new applications, materials, safety, and training.
    • Industry Technical Manuals and Standards Publication
      Publishes and updates technical manuals that serve as accepted standards for the sheet metal and air conditioning industry, covering new applications, materials, safety, and training.
    • J.B. Rogers Scholarship Program
      Awards the J.B. Rogers Scholarship to students to support their education.
    • J.B. Rogers Scholarship Program
      Awards the J.B. Rogers Scholarship to students to support their education.
    • J.B. Rogers Scholarship awards
      Awards the J.B. Rogers Scholarship to support students pursuing education in the sheet metal trade, such as apprentice Mackenzy Groll.
    • Publish technical standards and industry manuals
      Researches, publishes, and updates technical manuals that serve as accepted industry standards, covering new applications, materials, safety protocols, and training methods for the sheet metal and air conditioning industry.
    • Recognition of apprentice excellence
      Recognizes outstanding apprentices in the Sheet Metal training program for their achievements and skill development.
    • Recognition of apprentice excellence
      Recognizes outstanding apprentices in the Sheet Metal training program for excellence in skill development and performance.
    • Scholarship awards for trade education
      Awards the J.B. Rogers Scholarship to support students pursuing education in the sheet metal trade, helping fund their training and development in the field.
    • Support diversity in the trades
      Facilitates participation of female apprentices in national events such as the Tradeswomen Build Nations Annual Conference to promote gender diversity in the building trades.
    • Support workforce development through scholarships and recognition
      Awards the J.B. Rogers Scholarship to support student education and recognizes apprentices for excellence in the Sheet Metal training program.
    • Technical standards publication
      Researches, publishes, and updates technical manuals that serve as industry standards for the sheet metal and air conditioning field, covering new applications, materials, safety protocols, and training methodologies.
    • Technical standards publication
      Researches, publishes, and updates technical manuals that serve as accepted industry standards for the sheet metal and air conditioning trade, covering new materials, applications, safety protocols, and training methodologies.
financials · form 990 · fy2022
revenue
Total revenue$695K
Contributions & grants$00%
Program service revenue$671K97%
Investment income$24K3%
Other revenue$0
expenses
Total expenses$297K
Program expenses72%
Admin / overhead28%
Fundraising0%
Salaries & benefits$70K
Grants paid out$0
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$1.04M
Cash$473K
Investments$563K
Liabilities$2K
Net assets$1.03M
Liquid reserves41.9 mo
3 years on record · 2020–2022 · YoY revenue +50.2%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2022

who runs it

paid leadership · 1
NameTitleHours/wkCompensation
CAROL GOGUEN EXEC DIRECTOR 40 $66K
board members · 4
  • ALLEN HENDRIX — Trustee
  • JIM DINAN — President
  • MIKE DAUGHERTY — Trustee
  • NICK GANEM — Trustee
relationships · 21

who they work with

  • ABM Building Services Partner — Provides talent and expertise in balance and testing through SMACNA and SMART Local 359-trained workers.
  • Arizona Sheet Metal JATC Partner — JATC staff members are affiliated with the organization, indicating a partnership in training and education
  • BIM Designs Inc. Partner — Welcomed as a new addition to SMACNA-Arizona's ranks.
  • Bel-Aire Mechanical Partner — Provided facilities and volunteers for the Heavy Metal Summer Experience (HMSE).
  • Cactus High School Partner — Mackenzy Groll, a scholarship recipient, is a graduate of Cactus High School.
  • Homer Dukes Sheet Metal Training Center Partner — Hosts training programs for technicians, including TAB certification.
  • NAWIC Partner — Partnered with NAWIC to collect food donations for local hunger relief.
  • North America’s Building Trades Unions (NABTU) Partner — Attended the Tradeswomen Build Nations Annual Conference organized by NABTU
  • Phoenix College Partner — Mackenzy Groll, a scholarship recipient, plans to attend Phoenix College.
  • Phoenix Sheet Metal JATC Partner — Provided facilities and volunteers for the Heavy Metal Summer Experience (HMSE).
  • Phoenix Sheet Metal Joint Apprenticeship and Training Program Partner — Supports the program to ensure a future pool of talent.
  • SMACNA Partner — Volunteers at SMACNA's annual golf tournament and other events
  • SMART Local 359 Partner — Focuses on growth and technology with the Sheet Metal JATC.
  • SMART Local 359 Partner — Trains workers in balance and testing, providing talent and expertise to partners like ABM Building Services.
  • SMART Local 359 JATC Partner — Operates the JATC office
  • Sheet Metal JATC Partner — Focuses on growth and technology with SMART Local 359 and Sheet Metal JATC.
  • Sheet Metal JATC Partner — Focuses on growth and technology with SMART Local 359.
  • Sheet Metal Workers Local 359 Partner — Members are signatory contractors of the union, ensuring employment of highly trained and skilled craftspeople.
  • Sheet Metal and Air Conditioning Contractors’ National Association (SMACNA) Network — Arizona chapter of the national association.
  • Southland Industries Partner — Provided facilities and volunteers for the Heavy Metal Summer Experience (HMSE).
  • Superior Duct Fabrication Partner — Provided facilities and volunteers for the Heavy Metal Summer Experience (HMSE).