Nebraska Masonry Alliance
The Nebraska Masonry Alliance is a non-profit trade association made up of companies representing the masonry industry. Our mission is to promote masonry as the building material of choice, educate people on the proper methods of masonry design and construction, develop skilled masons to fill our workforce and provide technical assistance for masonry design and construction.
Upcoming Events
January 9, 2025 – Board Meeting – 11:30am – 1:00pm TCC Materials, 3208 Keystone Dr, Omaha, NE 68134 RSVP to kathy@nebraskamasonryalliance.org
February 13, 2025 – Board Meeting – 11:30am – 1:00pm
TCC Materials, 3208 Keystone Dr, Omaha, NE 68134 RSVP to kathy@nebraskamasonryalliance.org
NMA Partnership with CareerPathway.com
The Nebraska Masonry Alliance has joined CareerPathway.com, formerly TradeGamz, as a Premium Association Sponsor. CareerPathway.com is a platform for helping students and job seekers find their path to a happy and successful career by connecting with businesses and professionals for career exploration and opportunities. Students and job seekers are able to explore different industries and career opportunities and learn directly from the professionals already doing it. NMA will be supporting CareerPathway.com by providing short videos to promote masonry as a trade to high school students and job seekers.
Learn more about CareerPathway.com today!
Why Masonry?
The Right Choice for Designers
NMA works with the architectural community to innovate the design of masonry structures, to improve education and skills development for masons, and to enhance safety training for both masons and the industry as a whole.
The Right Educational and Career Choice
Masonry is one of the oldest forms of construction and has a proud tradition of attracting highly skilled engineers and artisans. The NMA works with high school and college-age students and their advisors to inform them of the opportunities and benefits of a career in masonry.
WHAT IS MASONRY?
Masonry refers to the construction of individual units, such as blocks, slabs or bricks that are bound together by mortar. The materials most often associated with masonry construction are brick, building stone such as marble, granite, travertine, and limestone, cast stone, concrete block, glass block, and cob (i.e. adobe).
Join Us!
Let us know you’re interested in joining the Nebraska Masonry Alliance. We’ll follow up with you to make it official.
