84 November 2015 - Business View Caribbean
Ramoutarsingh has only the highest praise for those
employees. “Our workers are the backbone of the com-
pany,” he says. “They always amaze me, how they grow
with the company and its needs. They make the best
products with what they are given and have, in two
generations, accomplished great innovations. They
are producing for the most prestigious contractors in
the region in the most upscale projects, or the tough
hardware trade, and can hold their own and defend
their products and standards when called upon. Our
representatives in production, marketing, accounting,
dispatch, and quality control have all shown the flex-
ibility it requires to grow as a company and move with
the times.”
And Trinrico certainly has grown, going from solely be-
ing a supplier of rebar processed from coil, to tremen-
dous innovations in the rebar product range. Before
Trinrico, contractors would procure rebar and sub-con-
tract cut and bend on site, incurring tremendous inef-
ficiencies and losses associated with site challenges.
While Trinrico always had a reputation for premium
products in the welded mesh, nails, and fencing range,
the rebar operation has become one of the most im-
portant contributions to the construction industry. The
company has gone from a standard manufacturing op-
eration to a very complicated processing and assem-
bly company that creates efficiency and quality control
previously unrealized on this scale. It always seeks out
the best materials to serve the broadest range of pro-
duction and design requirements. And it offers those
same materials to small-scale builders as it does to
the largest scaled, internationally-designed, govern-
ment projects.
Some recent projects where Trinrico has supplied ei-
ther rebar processing or fencing include: government
housing, hotels, hospitals and medical facilities, air-
ports and runways, corporate facilities, shopping malls
and retail centers, the Point Fortin power plant, the
