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About CAID Industries

Located in Tucson, Arizona, CAID’s facilities include 20 acres of fenced-in yard and over 150,000 square feet of office and production facilities. Since 1947 CAID has forged a leadership role in the metal fabrication industry in the Southwest. Today, our company’s experience and reputation reach as far as Europe, South America and beyond.

Our five contracting licenses – general engineering contracting, structural steel erection, tank fabrication, ventilation work and sheet metal work – enable us to keep large, complex projects in-house. We also hold three ASME Code stamps for shop and field welding of tanks, piping and boilers.

At CAID our team includes: in-house engineers, technicians, design detailers, programmers, project managers, certified welders, metal fabricators, painters, machinists, support personnel, and many others.

CAID as a Business Leader

CAID believes that supporting and promoting regional industries, businesses, higher education, and local commerce is a key element to insure a strong economic future for our community. CAID takes an active interest in many different organizations to promote these ideals. Over the years there have been too many to mention them all, both local and regional projects, from the Portland Cement company plant expansion, to the Rosemont Mine.
Here is a very brief list of some of the organizations that CAID has had involvement with in the last few years.

CAID in the community

Supporting our communities has been a CAID priority since the company was founded in 1947.Our leadership has supported numerous capital projects for the Habitat for Humanity, The University of Arizona Medical Center, St. Mary’s Hospital, the YMCA & several local Churches.

We encourage employee involvement in our local Schools, Churches, Charitable Events & youth activities. Our direct contributions and in- kind donations help over 60 charities annually. This is in addition to the establishment of 2 Philanthropic Funds through the United Way of Tucson that are fully funded annually. These funds are used to respond to the communities’ greatest needs with little notice in good times and bad.
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