Deciding on a career is never easy, but students at the University of Alabama now have an advantage over others through the ACIPCO Engineering Career Development Center.
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Category: Community Involvement
Drinking water is delivered through one million miles of pipes running across the U.S., and AMERICAN plays a valuable role in this distribution network. The products we make every day deliver water to and carry wastewater away from homes and […]
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The 240 employees who participated in Scale Back Give Back lost a total of 750 pounds. AMERICAN is donating a pound of food for every pound lost by participants to First Baptist Church of ACIPCO, which is located across the […]
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Team Cobra, a group of 9-12 year olds from Fargo, North Dakota was challenged with finding a way to improve the way people find, transport, use or dispose of water. The team’s solution, the ‘Freeze Float,’ detects when fire hydrants are full of water and could potentially freeze.
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Reading and writing well is the first step to success. It’s the first step to doing well in school; getting, keeping and advancing in a job; managing personal finances; and being well. Imagine not being able to read the dosing instructions on a bottle of medication when you or a family member is sick.
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How did you use water today? To brush your teeth? To take a shower? To make your morning cup of coffee? We just turn on the tap, and there it is. But, it’s not that simple. Water is delivered to […]
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Van L. Richey, president and CEO of AMERICAN Cast Iron Pipe, was named among Birmingham’s Most Influential Executives this week by the Birmingham Business Journal. In a Q&A with the newspaper, Richey contributed the company’s success to its people – […]
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This year AMERICAN sponsored room 212 at the American Cancer Society’s Joe Lee Griffin Hope Lodge, which provides cancer patients and their caregivers with free housing during treatment.
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Every year the National Society of Black Engineers hosts SEEK to teach minority students about science, technology, engineering and math. AMERICAN joined in the effort as volunteers presented Foundry in a Box.
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ACIPCO partnered with Metro Changers and Carver High School students to help seniors in the North Birmingham neighborhood by painting houses, replacing roofs and repairing decks.
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