Eastern Atlantic States Regional

Council of Carpenters

The Eastern Atlantic States Regional Council of Carpenters is a progressive organization that understands the needs of our members, contractors and partners. We work diligently to merge our collective needs and concerns to create a strong, productive and well trained workforce. We strive to meet the challenging needs of our diversified council.

William Sproule, Executive Secretary-Treasurer

1803 Spring Garden Street
Philadelphia, PA 19130

Phone: (215) 569-1634

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North Atlantic States Regional Council of Carpenters

The North Atlantic Regional Council of Carpenters represents over 20,000 carpenters, pile drivers, shop & millmen, and floorcoverers working in the New England states of Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York Rhode Island and Vermont. There are over 1,300 active contractors who have signed agreements with the NASRCC, and more are signing every day.

Tom Flynn, Executive Secretary-Treasurer

750 Dorchester Avenue - Unit 1

Boston, MA 02125 

Phone: (617) 268-3400

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New York City District Council of Carpenters

The New York City District Council of Carpenters and Joiners of America is a representative body comprised of nine individual Locals and 25,000 union members. The District Council functions as the voice for thousands of New York City’s most dedicated and skilled Carpenters, Millwrights, Dockbuilders, Timbermen, Cabinetmakers, Floorcoverers and Industrial Workers.

Joseph A. Geiger, Executive Secretary-Treasurer

395 Hudson Street

New York, NY 10014 

Phone: (212) 366-7500

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Eastern Millwright Regional Council

Eastern Millwright Regional Council professionals are expertly trained and engaged with the construction, installation, and maintenance of complex machinery, containing moving, interconnected parts.

The millwrights are precision craftsmen who install, upgrade, maintain, diagnose, and repair industries’ most complex and intricate machinery to ensure they operate in perfect working order.

Qualified Millwrights have a working knowledge of moving interconnected parts, including drive shafts, bearing, gearing, conveyors, gas, nuclear and steam turbines. They must often combine the skills of many trades in order to fabricate or assemble industrial machinery, install equipment within thousandths of an inch, and later diagnose and maintain the machinery.

Robert Loubier, Executive Secretary-Treasurer

1661 Worcester Road, Suite 302

Framingham, MA 01701

Phone: (617) 254-1655

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