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New Jersey State League of Master Plumbers, Inc.

PIPELINE

The Largest State League of Master Plumbers In The Nation

PRESIDENT’S REPORT

Happy May plumbers & professionals! I hope everyone is enjoying the warm weather & taking advantage of the preseason “local summer” at our beautiful shore. Be prepared for customers to take plunges on their outdoor projects like opening peoples summer homes, new BBQs, pool heaters, and fireplaces as we approach the warmer months.

We have gotten a few hot days across the state recently and look forward to more this month. As we approach hotter, more humid weather be sure to stay hydrated! Take caution when working in attics and other extra hot spaces. Stay safe out there people, we need ya!

This month’s free educational class will be the last until September. Catch the class at the Bouer P.H.C. office: 1100 U.S. Hghwy 9, Howell 07731 this Thursday May 21st 6:00-8:30pm If you haven’t already stopped by; on the third Thursday of each month, these free educational classes are open to all members of the state league and their employees! As always, a great thanks to Our VPs Vincent Tinervia & Mark Bleiweis along with many of our members for their effort and continued support with making these classes happen.

Few quick updates for everyone: The Department of Labor has authorized the Approved Apprenticeship Program. Applications are being processed and approved, more information to be posted on the website as soon as available. By the end of the year, we expect most towns to be implementing the updated electronic filing/inspection system Updates to come in on that front as we know more. This month, Mark Bleiweis and I had the pleasure of meeting with Federated Insurance in regards to insurance discounts passed along to league members. April 29th advisory board meeting voted unanimously to hire the recommended marketing company to assist in building the league’s member portfolio.

A reminder; the league has been continuing efforts towards license enforcement throughout the state. To do your part in combatting unlicensed contractors, please create a record and report the grievance to the Division of Consumer Affairs (DCA) as well as to the State League along with any available supporting photos/documentation. The board will file all completed complaints on behalf of members. You can find links & more information for DCA on our site. Be sure to check our league social media pages and website for up to date info on events & meetings. One thing that doesn’t change is the valued support & assistance we can utilize from our sponsors. Be sure to take advantage of their services & input about product and technique applications.

Feel free to reach out to Cell: (732) 904-5065 or Personal Email: stevenbouer@gmail.com for assistance pertaining to our services, membership, or continuing ed.

Steven Bouer

Steven Bouer, President

New Jersey State League of Master Plumbers

t he Pi P eli N e of the New Jersey State League Of Master Plumbers, INC

Secretary & Trustee: Gary Italiano

695 Lake Barnegat Dr. N. • Lanoka Harbor, NJ 08734

E-mail: njslmp.sec@gmail.com

Phone/Fax: 609-389-0147

Editor & Financial Secretary:

Steven C. Rodzinak

6 Hasting Lane • Flemington, NJ 08822

E-mail: SRodzinak@aol.com

Phone/Fax: 908-625-6717

Head Trustee: James Becker

Trustees:

Joe Battista, Gary Olenik, Larry Washington

Treasurer: Donald Kerper

Sergeant At Arms: Frank Nocito

Chaplain: Ken Breyer 1007 Surry Rd. • Somerdale, NJ 08083

Executive Board 2025-2026

President: Steven Bouer (732) 904-5065 • steve@jerseyphc.com

1st VP: Mark Bleiweis (908) 686-7415 • bleiweisplumbing@gmail.com

2nd VP: Vincent Tinervia (732) 904-0111 • plumbervin@aol.com

3rd VP: Ken Breyer (215) 778-1148 • kensonline@comcast.net

4th VP: William Sherman (908) 377-7200 • superplumbernewjersey@gmail.com

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Vice President Local Assignments

First VP – Mark Bleiweis

Phone: (908) 686-7415 • E-mail: bleiweisplumbing@gmail.com

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Second VP – Vincent Tinervia

Phone: (732) 904-0111 • E-mail: plumbervin@aol.com

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Third VP – Ken Breyer

Phone: (215) 778-1148 • E-mail: kensonline@comcast.net

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Fourth VP – William Sherman

Phone: (908) 377-7200 • E-mail: superplumbernewjersey@gmail.com

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Sunshine, Sickness and Distress

Creadel Parker's mother is recovering from emergency surgery. Wishing her a speedy recovery. Creadel Is a member of the Mercer Association

ron Barbarulo's Daughter is going thru some medical issues. Please keep her and the family in your thoughts and prayers.. Ron is a Triboro Association member.

Leroy Lloyd, a long-time member of the Camden Association, will be undergoing medical treatments in the near future. Please keep Leroy in your thoughts during this time.

Dennis golderbaum of the Mercer Association passed away a few weeks ago. Our thoughts are with his family during this difficult time.

Please keep Ralph Marina’s wife in your thoughts and prayers as she recovers from a medical issue. We wish her a full and speedy recovery.

As many of you know, Ralph is a longtime member and past president of the State League, as well as a member of the Monmouth Association.

DiJohn Plumbing LLC 2 Redwood Drive, West Deptford, NJ 08096 609-923-8401 • dijohnplumbing@gmail.com

First Year Vice President Report

A very eventful month. We signed up a Media Company to try to increase membership. I had the great pleasure of playing golf with Atlantic Plumbing Supply. I played with Past present Doug Loranger, my nephew and Howard Miller from Altherm. A lot of laughs and we actually won. It was a great day with one of the state Leagues top vendors. vinny and I went up to see Pascack valley association. Thanks to Mr Mike Medaglia there president for the invite. They have many good ideas on how to improve our league and I will take into consideration moving forward as president. ConvEnTIon is around the corner do your best to get down there this year. Meet the vendors and your brother plumbers. go over and vote for the resolutions. we could use a couple of guys to get involved as trustees , help with a committee etc. Please feel free to reach out to me about any of your thoughts or concerns.

god Bless,

Mark Bleiweis, 1st Year vP

Phone: (732) 686-7415 • bleiweisplumbing@gmail.com

Second Year Vice President Report

Hello Brother Plumbers,

In April I had the opportunity to help write and go over the national mechanical inspectors test. It was very interesting to see how the process works And meet other code officials from around our country. on April 30th we had our monthly education class at Steve Bouer’s office , it was a very interesting and educational experience with weil & McLain boilers. rob Dun did an excellent job of explaining the new evergreen boilers and the updated ultra boilers and different piping arrangements for there boilers .. all these classed are free to our members and there employees. Take advantage of these classes.

I also attended Building safety week in Atlantic City and would like to congratulate Dimitri Checkur on being selected for Plumbing Instructor of the Year..

June is around the corner. There’s always open positions available for anyone that wants to help our association.Don’t forget to contact the State Leagues CoDE gEEkS at plumbingcodecorner@gmail.com with your code questions.

Thank you,

vincent Tinervia, 2nd Year vP

Phone: (732) 904-0111 • E-mail: plumbervin@aol.com

Third Year Vice President Report

Hello all,

I’m pleased to have the honor of filling the 3rd v P for the remainder of this year’s term. I look forward to visiting and fellowship with couple of the local associations under the 3rd v P’s assignments, to represent the League and encourage their involvement.

Stay warm my friends, ken Breyer, 3rd Year vP

Phone: (215) 778-1148 • E-mail: kensonline@comcast.net

Fourth Year Vice President Report

Hello everyone,

we had an incredible trip to Spain last week. It was my first time there, and I have to say—the sights were absolutely amazing, the food was outstanding, and spending time with the brotherhood of our fellow plumbers made it even more special. It was truly a great experience all around.

After Spain, we had already planned Jaxson’s spring break trip to Fort Lauderdale, so we came straight down here to continue the family time.

Unfortunately, I was planning to be back in time for April’s meeting, but our flight was canceled last minute. we had checked before heading to the airport and everything showed on schedule, but upon arrival, we found out it had been canceled.

So, here I am—stuck on the beach in Fort Lauderdale. Could be worse!

Looking forward to seeing everyone next month.

Fraternally Yours, william Sherman, 4th Year vP

Phone: (908) 377-7200 • E-mail: superplumbernewjersey@gmail.com

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“Washy, Washy” By Dimitri Checkur

It’s Summertime, and that means Cruisin’! June through August is the premier time to Ship out. Boats are loaded with Travelers. Maximum-double occupancy. In fact, Twenty One Million People will board a Cruise Ship this Year. I guess it’s that nice, romantic, all-inclusive, Summer getaway everyone is looking for. So back out of that crawlspace and purchase Two tickets to Paradise (leave the kids home). It will all still be there when you get back to Bayonne.

A Cruise Company is Par-none at preparing a ‘world of relaxation’ for You. Pampered guests will never feel off-kilter. Had a few Bay Breezes before boarding? no problem. Even when you’re not seeing straight, a Ship has been designed to keep you feeling balanced in choppy waters. You can even shoot pool or go bowling with perfect ‘Levelity’; or simply hold hands and stroll the Decks, while housekeeping elegantly prepares your Suite from the aftermath of it’s last rekindled romance. which brings me to the first of three important Cruise ‘rules’. Hands. Your hands will be sliding down Banisters, rifling through the Buffet, and gently caressing your partner all week. rule one? washy, washy. Make sure those hands are always clean. germs love confined spaces and shared amenities. Second rule? Avoid the ‘endless’ raw oysters and Sushi at all cost. Hands again. Buffets have lots of ‘Sailors’ touching all that delicious, room-temperature rAw Seafood. Dive too deep into that Petri Dish, and you’ll be back in your Cabin feeling like a Dingy in a Hurricane. Finally, no Bananas on board…ever! Bananas stowaway Snakes and Spiders, spoil other produce quickly, and are often the only thing left floating to help rescuers locate where the last Ship has sunk. They’ve been Bad Luck since the 1700’s! So…no Bananas on board!

one thing that IS always on board is your nicely dressed Captain. That guy seems to be everywhere. And why is HE so relaxed? well, first off, he’s not steering the Ship. The Captain is out to Lunch or taking pictures with all the Ladies. More importantly, he has a boatload of Plumbers working beneath him. Each Ship has a Chief Plumber and 4-10 Plumbers and technicians on call 24/7. It’s his very own Plumbing and Heating Co. of tired Brothers and Sisters, working behind the silk curtain, running his show. They don’t meet the Captain…ever! He’s at his fancy dinners, greeting all of of you Cruisers with his bright Smile, custom Cufflinks and warm Handshake. wait! warm Handshake? Didn’t we say washy, washy?! Suddenly, your Belly feels a little uneasy.

You tell your wife you’re making a quick pit-stop back at the room, and you’ll meet her out on the Dance Floor. keep your bearings though. remember, at 12 nautical Miles off shore, you’re in International waters. gambling is legal! You linger too long, and the wife could game away what you just saved for your next Power Tool. You briefly sit down, thinking about Plumbing. How does a Ship’s Drainage actually work. All that Dwv can’t possibly maintain 1/8” to 1/4” slope, can it? no! Those 4-10 Plumbers spend their days chasing down endless “Poo Locker” service calls. That’s terminology for toilet ‘with a vacuum.’ Sucker systems flush the Ship. once processed, the effluent can be legally discharged three nautical miles from shore. But what about Black water? I said gambling, baby. At 12 nautical Miles, let the International games begin. Black Jack…and Black water! were playing Craps, Fella and all that Untreated sewage is on the table (and off of the Boat). Ante up. As long as you’re actively traveling at least 4 knots an hour, and releasing it at an approved rate, it’s fine. They say some of the older ships, like their older passengers, aren’t quite able to hold it that long. Might be a little closer to shore. A Large ship can discharge over one billion gallons a year of black and grey water into the Ocean. Woah Nelly. I think we can cancel the Jet Skis.

when they’re not fixing Poo Lockers, a Ship’s Plumbers are repairing Check valves. If a ship tilts sharply, seawater can actually flow back through failed valves, flooding decks and interior spaces. or late at night, while you’re sleeping off $14 Cocktails, they’re maintaining the floating Sewage Treatment Plant. Then again, maybe they’re desalinating, filtering, disinfecting and remineralizing Fresh water for that crisp, refreshing Mountain water taste. They work many, many hours. For all they do, a Ship’s Plumber can earn $75,000 a year, plus Free Food and Lodging. That’s A LoT of Clams, if you’re ever considering jumping ship from your current P&H Employer.

Sadly, at some point, all vacations must come to an end. For those of you who flew to your home port, it’s time to board the Plane. Ever wonder who’s maintaining the Aircraft’s Lavatory on a flight home after all that raw oyster and Sushi? nobody! You can’t even access a Plane’s Plumbing from inside, so we’re no help at all in the Air. Don’t you remember the norwegian flight in 2018, carrying 85 Plumbers to a Trade event in germany? 20 Minutes after take-off, the Toilet broke, and the whole Plane had to TUrn BACk around! Yet I believe, in the Bottom of my heart, that if just one nJSLMP Member was on board that flight, wE would have found a way to fix it. Anyway, fly high, smooth sailing, and have a great Summer Brothers and Sisters. Just remember…washy, washy.

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2026 Resolutions Summary

1: officers reporting requirements

2: Meeting rescheduling standardization

3: Per annum increase

4: Change all meetings to open meetings

5: Open meeting awarding constraints change

6: officer absentee regulations update

7: Update to vP responsibilities

Resolutions Committee Report

— May 7, 2026

resolution submittals for the 2026 nJSLMP Convention have been accepted, recorded and distributed to all local associations, officers and committee chairman of the new Jersey State League od Master Plumbers. The resolutions are also published on the nJSLMP website at https://www.njslmp.com/final-resolution-submittals-for-the-njsl

Each association should review these resolutions during their local meeting, after which your selected delegates, president, state league representative, and secretary can cast the votes at the 2026 nJSLMP convention.

To clarify, the individuals eligible to vote at the convention are each association's president, secretary, state league representative, five delegates*, any committee chairman who belongs to your association, as well as any life members or past presidents of the State League.

*Delegates are selected by the local association from the local associations members specifically for attendance and voting at the nJSLMPA’s annual convention.

Thank you,

Barry M Ward

SoCMPA: President, nJSLMP: 2nd Trustee; resolutions Committee Chairman 609-693-6389 · syko-ward@comcast.net

Ethics & Grievance Committee Report — May 7, 2026

There has been no activity for Ethics and grievance for this month.

CODES

NFPA 211:14.2

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Annual Inspection. Chimneys, ﬁreplaces, and vents shall be inspected at least once a year in accordance with the requirements of section 15.2.

Damaged or Deteriorated Liners. If the flue liner in a chimney has softened, cracked, or otherwise deteriorated so that it no longer has the continued ability to contain the products of combustion (i.e., heat, moisture, creosote, and flue gases), the liner shall either be removed and replaced, repaired, or relined with a listed liner system or other approved material that will resist corrosion, softening, or cracking from flue gases at temperatures appropriate to the class of chimney service.

Size. The chimney or vent shall be resized as necessary to control ﬂue gas condensation in the interior of the chimney or vent and to provide the appliance, or appliances served, with the required draft. For the venting of oil-ﬁred appliances to masonry chimneys, the resizing shall be done in accordance with NPFA 31.

Apprenticeship Training Program Report - May 2026

we're calling for membership participation:

Enhancing our Plumbing Apprenticeship workforce

1. our plumbing apprenticeship program shall be a cornerstone for developing the next generation of highly skilled tradespeople. By combining rigorous related technical instruction, (rTI), with supervised on-the-job training, (oJT), we shall ensure our apprentices meet all state requirements, including the necessary classroom hours and hands-on experience.

2. why membership participation matters?

we are currently seeking company information from members who are looking to hire. Employer-sponsors play a critical role in this ecosystem, benefiting from, customized training tailor apprentice learning to align directly with your specific business needs, increased retention. Reduced recruitment costs, by partnering with our committee, you gain access to a pre-vetted pipeline of motivated candidates.

At last State League meeting I handed out cards with contact information for any member interested in registering their company with us, a simple D2 form that many members have already submitted. Its really simple and no obligation. It also has Public works Certification opportunities if your company does or wants to start doing government projects, like many schools, municipal buildings, libraries, etc...

3. How we will assist your company?

If your company is actively looking for apprentices, our committee will provide the following support; Job posting assistance. we will help promote your open positions across our professional networks and digital job boards to reach modern talent. Committee collaboration: Members who share their company information will be invited to help share thoughts and ideas towards standardize training to better reflect your company demand.

4. Action required to help us match talented apprentices with quality employers, please submit your company information to the committee.

we'd require: Company name, location and contact person, your current or projected apprentice hiring needs, and any specific qualifications or job description preferences you have for your team. Send information to njslmpatp@gmail.com respectfully submitted;

Tony Cacciotti

Past President NJSLMP, Advisor to Mercer County Plumbers Association, Apprenticeship training program committee chairman Co Chairs: vincent Tinervia, Steve rodzinak

Continuing Education Report — May 2026

We will be having one more class for HVAC renewal. If you need to get in, email me at rbarbarulo@verizon. net and I will put you in contact with Steve Rozniak. I will be sending letters out by July explaining all the rules of the upcoming CE classes and how each association can get reimbursed. If not followed, the association will not be reimbursed.

I need anyone who is going to teach for the association to send ther information to me by end of June. I will be getting the new syllabus as soon as possible, then forward to all instructors. Any questions, do not hesitate to contact me.

Respectfully submitted, Ronnie Barbarulo

Continuing Education Chairman

Constitution & Bylaws Report — May 2026

The Constitution and Bylaws are up to date. Anyone needing a copy, please email me at rbarbarulo@ verizon.net or text me at 201-747-5860. WE will be having a meeting in September to review the current bylaws for any changes needed to be made. We will update the bylaws after convention with the the resolutions that passed.

Respectfully submitted, Ronnie Barbarulo

Committee Chairman

Website & Social Media Report — May 4, 2026

New Member Interest:

We currently have three (3) new sign-ups expressing interest in becoming members.

Convention Updates:

Convention activity has been updated and reflected on the website.

Pipeline Archives:

The Pipeline magazines for January, February, March, and April have been successfully uploaded and archives are accessible online.

Content & Participation Needs:

We are actively seeking updated material and participation from local associations, including: meeting updates, event information, and industry news & contributions

Please submit any new content so we can keep the website current and valuable for all members.

In the last 90 days, the website has been totally revamped! The website now has more pages that are available to the public; of course without affecting any by-laws. The more visibility we have to prospective members, the better. That being said, our site is still secure for all members. The past month, we received two new members from the site. We have added more user-friendly buttons, the Golf outing convention, and updated to be more convenient on mobile devices. A new chat line has also been rolled out with an open forum for job listings to help our fellow businesses, members find positions, etc. Check it out!

2026 Annual Convention Information

Our Annual Convention will take place this year on Friday June 26th & Saturday June 27th at Resorts Hotel & Casino in Atlantic City, NJ. we have arranged a great room rate which includes 3 full nights (Thursday, Friday, and Saturday) for $517.00 + all applicable resort fees & taxes (you are not required to stay all 3 nights, the discounted rates are available for individual nights as well). You may make your reservations by calling the reservations Department directly at 609-340-6760 to be connected with a reservation agent. In order to obtain our special group rate, you need to identify yourself as being with nJ State League of Master Plumbers and use group code: VNJMP26. These rooms will only be available until June 10th or until they are gone, whichever occurs first.

We must know who will be attending each event for an accurate headcount which will be complementary to all NJSLMP MEMBERS WHO ARE IN GOOD STANDING. If you are going to bring a guest or spouse, there will be an additional charge. Each person attending must be registered for the events and the cost per additional guest will be $250 PER DAY PER PERSON which includes access to our convention Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner for Friday and Saturday

ALL MEMBERS ATTENDING THE CONVENTION MUST BE REGISTERED PRIOR TO JUNE 10TH. YOU WILL NOT HAVE ACCESS TO ANY OF THE DINING EVENTS (BREAKFAST, LUNCH & DINNER) WITHOUT A CONFIRMED RSVP. THIS FORMS MUST BE COMPLETED TO INSURE ACCURATE HEAD COUNTS AND PREPARE YOUR ADMITTANCE BADGE. EVEN IF ONLY ATTENDING THE CONVENTION TRADE SHOW YOU MUST FILL OUT THIS FORM.

Please visit www.njslmp.com to acess registration forms for this years convention. ALL FORMS MUST BE SUBMITTED NO LATER THAN JUNE 10TH.

IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, PLEASE EMAIL OUR CONVENTION COMMITTEE AT NJSLMPCONVENTION1@GMAIL. COM OR CALL US DIRECTLY:

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Monmouth County Master Plumbers will host the next regularly scheduled meeting of the NJSLMP on June 4th, 2026, Dinner from 6 to 8 pm and the meeting starts promptly at 8pm.

Just a reminder July’s meeting will be held on the second Thursday of the month due to June’s convention. STaT e L eague D ue S are D ue!

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