The January 2016 issue of PHC News features CH Mechanical as their East Coast Contractor Spotlight. Dan Canter and Charles Holden are owners of the Indianapolis company. Read the article here.

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The GIPHCC will meet on Wednesday, January 20th at Primo's at 11:30 a.m. Guest speakers will be Andy Smith and Denny Smith of The Mutual Fund Store. They will talk about business succession from each of their viewpoints. Michael Copp, PHCC-National Association EVP, will be on hand to talk about what is new at the National Association. Please make your reservations via email to Ann Booth at mabooth01@gmail.com. Cost is $25.

The next GIPHCC meeting will be on Wednesday, November 18th at 11:30 a.m. at Primos Banquet Center in Indianapolis. Guest speaker will be Jeff Gallagher. Topic is Legionella.

Each year an estimated 56,000 to 113,000 people are infected with the Legionella bacteria according to the U.S. Department of Labor. Estimated fatalities due to Legionella are around 4,000 annually.

Legionnaire's disease is a severe, often lethal respiratory infection, caused by the Legionella bacteria. Waterborne pathogens like Legionella rank among the top causes of outbreaks in public water systems in the U.S. Legionella bacteria are found in the environment, usually in warm, stagnant water-in domestic potable water plumbing systems, dental equipment, cooling towers, hot water tanks, decorative fountains, and pools and spas.

Cost: $25 per person

Please send in your reservations to Ann

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GIPHCC will meet on October 21st at Primo's South, 2615 E. National, Indianapolis at 11:30 a.m. Guest speaker will be John Bain, RT Moore, who will speak on Attracting New Talent to the Industry. John is Chairman of the Indiana PHCC Workforce Development Task Force and will discuss the www.thebestcareer4you.com website and how it is bringing potential employees to GIPHCC members. Contact Ann Booth via email (mabooth@att.net) to reserve a seat at the luncheon. Cost is $25.

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