Shop Tour for Canton High School
Northern Division hosted the Canton High School Agriculture and Technology program for an annual shop and office tour. A couple of our Project staff graduated from Canton and from this program (formerly called Power Mechanics where we learned to weld). NOD provides about a dozen of these tours yearly to local High Schools, Universities, and BOCES programs, which lets us showcase both shop and office positions for local kids looking to stay in the area and apply their technical skills. Project Manager Joe Love and Project Engineer Will Recker (a Canton graduate) took the morning to explain their positions to the students and show them around the shop. It was helpful to have a MLS stadium on the floor now so the kids were able to see some larger fabrication. Welder Mike Rust took the time to teach the student about the sub arc process, and the students were each able to take a turn laying a bead. The tour ended with lunch at a local pizzeria. Thanks to Joe, Will, and Mike for helping out!

Another Happy Customer – Medium Duty Truck Build
Another medium‑duty roll‑off build hitting the road! This unit features a stainless steel rear‑discharge hopper, a reversing plow, and a front‑mount wing — a powerful combination built to perform. It’s no surprise medium‑duty trucks are becoming a top choice in our region, offering lower operating costs and non‑CDL flexibility without sacrificing capability.
Ballstate University and Cives Steel Company
We were excited to host a group of seniors from Ball State University’s Construction Management Program as part of their Capstone project. The students asked our team to serve as their industry mentor, and we were happy to say yes. We spent the day walking them through our full process, including bidding, award, pre-planning, planning, […]
Purdue Northwest Steel Bridge Competition
Cives Steel Company, Mid-West Division, is pleased to provide material donations to the Purdue Northwest American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) student team for their participation in the AISC/ASCE Student Steel Bridge Competition at the Indiana–Kentucky Symposium, scheduled for April 9–11. We are committed to supporting these students as they demonstrate their engineering expertise, and […]