Committees
Lead, Contribute, Make a Difference.
The Committees of the Stairbuilders and Manufacturers Association (SMA) highlight the working groups that shape the direction, standards, and future of the stair building and manufacturing industry.
Behind every SMA initiative—technical standards, educational programs, certifications, events, and advocacy efforts—are dedicated professionals who volunteer their time and expertise to move the industry forward. These leadership teams provide members with opportunities to get involved.
The Engine Behind Industry Progress
SMA committees are composed of experienced stair builders, manufacturers, suppliers, and industry partners who collaborate to address critical issues and advance best practices. These groups focus on areas such as:
- Certification Initiatives
- Code Advocacy & Development
- Education & Training Programs
- Events & Conferences
- Membership & Outreach
- Publications & Industry Resources
- Technical Standards
- Testing and Research
Each committee plays a vital role in maintaining the integrity, professionalism, and safety of the stair industry.
Shaping Standards. Strengthening the Industry.
Committee members work together to:
- Develop and review technical guidelines
- Monitor and respond to evolving building codes
- Create educational materials and training pathways
- Enhance member engagement and value
- Support strategic planning for long-term industry growth
Through collaboration and expert insight, these groups ensure that SMA remains a trusted authority within the stair building community.
Get Involved
Participation in a committee offers members the opportunity to influence industry standards, expand professional networks, and contribute to the future of the trade. Whether you bring decades of experience or a fresh perspective, your voice matters.
By serving on a committee, you become part of the leadership driving innovation, safety, and excellence across the stair building and manufacturing profession.
At the Stairbuilders and Manufacturers Association, committees are more than working groups—they are the foundation of progress.
