The International Surface Fabricators Association (ISFA) and the Worktop Fabricators Federation (WFF) have entered a strategic partnership to broaden resources, enhance education and advocacy for surface fabricators across the globe.

According to the organisations, the collaboration will bring a wealth of opportunities to surface fabricators, including access to training programs, enhanced advocacy efforts and a broader network of resources.

By combining the strengths of both organisations, the partnership will create a “unified voice” to address the challenges fabricators face in today’s market.

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This partnership will introduce learning modules covering the latest techniques, technologies and best practices in surface fabrication, worldwide.

The ISFA and WFF will represent the interests of surface fabricators on a global scale, advocating for fair regulations, sustainable and safe working practices, and industry standards.

Members of both ISFA and WFF will benefit from access to shared resources, including technical guides, market research and industry insights.

Founded by a group of dedicated fabricators in 1997 and based in the United States, ISFA provides education, standards, community, industry advocacy and other tools that foster growth and success for its members.

 Initially an organisation focused on manufactured surfaces, like solid surface and engineered stone, ISFA  now represents fabricators and industry professionals who work with all materials.

Launched in 2020 and based in the UK, WFF’s objectives are to promote professionalism across the industry, including best practices, standards and regulations that foster health and safety in the workplace.

The WFF is a “unified, representative” voice for the industry on matters of industry-wide importance, including silica safety.

According to the WFF website, there are more than 2,000 surface fabrication businesses in the UK, some of which are also ISFA members.

“We are thrilled to join forces with the Worktop Fabricators Federation,” said Marissa Bankert, executive director of ISFA.

“Our goals are perfectly aligned, and this partnership represents a significant step forward in our mission to support and elevate the surface fabrication industry.

“By combining our resources and expertise, we can offer unparalleled support to fabricators around the world.”

 Operations officer at WFF Nigel Fletcher added: “Partnering with ISFA is a natural progression for both of our organisations.

“Together, we are stronger and more capable of addressing the needs of fabricators, whether they are just starting out or are established industry leaders.

“This collaboration is about ensuring that all fabricators have the tools and knowledge they need to succeed.”