Safety & Training Short: Electrical Safety - Voltage Testing
Hazards of voltage testing: Anyone performing electrical measurements must understand the safety hazards associated with this task and be certain that their tools meet code requirements. Persons testing voltage on energized equipment or for verification on locked out equipment can be injured if test instruments are not appropriately applied or the wrong instrument is used for the job. Make sure your instrument is appropriately rated for the equipment being tested:Qualified persons need to be trained to
Safety & Training Short: Space Heater
Objective: To reinforce awareness of the potential dangers involved with space heater use.Understanding the Dangers Many people use portable and in-wall gas or electric space heaters to warm their workplaces, offices, or a room at home. Failing to follow important safety instructions can cause fires and serious injuries, including burns and carbon monoxide poisoning, or even death. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions when operating a portable heater.Click here to download the training short in
Celebrating our Member Referral Partners - Thank You for Helping Us Build Our Community!
We would like to recognize and celebrate our wonderful REFERRAL PARTNERS!2025:Barbara Bicknell, Raully Jones Construction, who referred North End Plumbing Heating & Air (Special thanks to Barbara, who pledged her bonus to our Workforce Development & Scholarship Fund!) Clare Michael, Clare Michael Interiors, who referred Justin Muller, Leff Design BuildMaddie Lewis, BBC Construction, who referred Kate DeWitt, Kate DeWitt DesignKasey Curry, R.C Electric, who referred Connacht Construction (Special thanks to
Safety & Training Short: Head Protection
Objective: To familiarize employees with common types of head protection and best practices for their use. The brain is the control center of your body. If it’s damaged in any way, your entire body will be at risk! Normally, your skull protects your brain from injury, but when falling or flying objects are a hazard, additional protection must be worn.Common Hazards that Require Head Protection Workplace hazards that could cause injury to the head include: Falling objectsContact with protruding or fixed
Safety & Training Short: Carbon Monoxide Safety
Objective: To reinforce awareness of the potential hazards of carbon monoxide exposure.Carbon Monoxide Dangers Carbon monoxide (CO) is often referred to as a “silent killer” because our senses can’t easily detect it. When inhaled, CO displaces oxygen from the bloodstream and can be fatal. CO is also flammable in high concentrations. CO poisoning victims can survive if their symptoms are recognized early and immediate action is taken.Click here to download the training short in EnglishClick here to download
Marin Builders Association Members: Save on your Workers' Comp!
Thank You to our 2025-26 Marin Home Resource Guide Ad Partners!
We want to express our deep gratitude to our wonderful 2025-26 Marin Home Resource Guide Ad Partners! Their generous support of our signature publication made this edition possible - and our best yet! Your partnership is instrumental in supporting our local building community and connecting with Marin County homeowners preparing to undergo their next home improvement project.Celebrating in alpha order:A and P Moving, Inc.Aaero Heating & Sheetmetalbuilding LabCanty Real Estate Group, IncCentral Valley
Support the Legacy of the Marin Builders Association Scholarship Program
Since 1978 the Marin Builders Association Scholarship & Workforce Training Fund has provided nearly $1 million in scholarship awards to deserving high school seniors. Scholarship winners have gone into nearly every profession, including the building trades, construction management, engineering, architecture, and more. Our Scholarship Program offers an opportunity for all students pursuing a college, university, or trade school education to apply for a financial award. We emphasize the need for trained
Permit Archive: Marin County & City Building Permits
Please find a current list of permits published and provided by the County of Marin. To search by a specific jurisdiction click here and contact the appropriate office. If what you're looking for is not listed below, please don't hesitate to call our offices directly at 415.462.1220 or email us at mba@marinbuilders.com. County of MarinView the Current Building Permits Report Here Click Here to View the 2024 Permit Archive
Liens & Completions 2024-2025
Click the links below to view a current list of Liens & Completions published and provided by the County of Marin. If what you're looking for is not listed below, please don't hesitate to call our offices directly at 415.462.1220 or contact Paula Krause
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Lien Protection Checklist - SUBCONTRACTOR
Click here for Subcontractor Lien Protection Checklist to protect your Lien rights provided by the Marin Builders Association and Dan McLennon of Smith, Currie & Hancock, LLP.Reviewed and Updated February 2024