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STEEL NATION CELEBRATES 9TH ANNIVERSARY WITH NEW WEBSITE

[vc_row][vc_column width=”2/3″][vc_column_text]Steel Nation Marks 9 Year Anniversary With New Website Washington, PA – Steel Nation Holdings, Inc., along with its affiliated companies, Steel Nation Buildings, Inc., Steel Nation Engineering, Inc., and Steel Nation Environmental, Inc., is proud to have celebrated its nine (9) year business anniversary on June 8, 2017. “When I launched Steel Nation in 2008,” said President, Mark D. Caskey, “I could not have imagined that we would be thriving at our current level nine years later. It’s amazing. The Oil & Gas industry is a performance, people, and relationship industry, and we are very fortunate to have an innovative, hardworking employee base to perform the work.” When Steel Nation first opened its doors in 2008, its core business was pre-engineered metal buildings (PEMBs) for the mining industry. Today, not only has Steel Nation’s PEMB business expanded, but it’s built a reputation for offering the cleanest, quietest, coolest, and safest compression/transmission/gas plants for energy companies throughout the Marcellus…

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Mark Caskey

Caskey Appointed to DEP Citizens Advisory Council

[vc_row][vc_column width=”2/3″][vc_column_text]Steel Nation President Appointed to DEP Citizens Advisory Council Mark Caskey, President of Steel Nation, Inc. was recently appointed to the Department of Environmental Protection’s Citizens Advisory Council beginning in 2015. Caskey was nominated for the position by Pennsylvania State Representative Brandon P. Neuman (D-Washington County) for his leadership and involvement in the oil and gas industry. Caskey was then appointed by the Speaker, Samuel H. Smith (R-66th District). Steel Nation, Inc. began in the coal industry but has shifted most of its focus to the oil and gas industry in recent years, reflecting trends in the Southwestern PA energy market. Caskey has built his company with the philosophy that oil and gas compressor stations and coal prep plants should be cool, quiet and safe. Each of these requirements helps the functionality of the building, and creates a better environment for the residents nearby. His opinions on how to improve state regulations, shaped by his years of experience and…

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