Construction Podcasts
The Recognition Factor: Transforming Workplace Culture | A Scratchie Podcast
Safety and Success: Mike Frick's Journey | Episode 17
What if improving safety performance could actually boost your profits rather than drag them down? Mike Frick's remarkable journey proves exactly that.
From his early days in construction where he learned safety fundamentals from his father ("not losing my fingers was my incentive") to running teams with zero accidents and industry-leading profit margins, Mike shares the practical wisdom that transformed his approach to workplace safety.
"Vision Pros Live" Podcast
What's your vision? Mike Frick Podcast Session 1.
In a captivating conversation, Mike Frick, the president of Bear Iron Works, shares his inspiring journey from the construction industry to creating a successful business centered around innovative rock screens and other equipment. His story is a testament to resilience, creativity, and the importance of family in entrepreneurship.
"Blue Collar Business" Podcast
Turning Your Side Hustle into a Thriving Business: Bear Iron Works
The remarkable journey of Bear Iron Works exemplifies how practical innovation solves real-world construction challenges. Father-son team Mike and Roggen Frick transformed what began as a side hustle into a thriving American manufacturing enterprise by identifying crucial equipment gaps in the construction industry.
Mike's extensive background in construction and mining provided the technical expertise, while Roggen's business and marketing acumen created the foundation for their unique partnership. What started with rock screens—devices that separate materials by size—has evolved into a comprehensive product line serving contractors nationwide. Their equipment now ranges from screening devices that process materials from 4-inch rocks down to fine 1/8-inch particles, specialized bedding boxes for mini excavators in tight spaces, to innovative material handlers that revolutionize job site efficiency.
"Inside The Firm" Podcast
Monday Monday Morning Coffee with Roggen Frick
Roggen Frick is a seasoned construction professional with a lifetime of experience in the field, starting at just 3 years old. He earned his degree in construction management from Colorado State University and has worked in various roles, from foreman to project engineer, before founding Bear Iron Works, a company that manufactures products for the civil construction sector. Roggen integrates ERP software to streamline production and remotely manage his business. He also offers project management services to Ryno Construction in Colorado. Beyond his professional work, Roggen is a self-taught expert in web development, graphic design, video editing, and small engine repair.
"Future Factory" Podcast
Made in America: The Entrepreneurial Journey | Roggen Frick
In this conversation, Anthony Amunategui interviews Roggen Frick, the owner of Bear Iron Works, discussing the journey of entrepreneurship, the importance of core values, and the evolution of leadership. Roggen shares his experiences from starting a manufacturing business to navigating the challenges of growth, emphasizing the significance of integrity, responsibility, and continuous improvement in achieving success.
In this conversation, Anthony Amunategui and Roggen Frick discuss the importance of expanding solutions in leadership, the principles of lean manufacturing, and the integration of AI in construction.
"Think Business" Podcast
Roggen Frick's Business Transformation Journey
Have you ever struggled with keeping your business's cash flow in check? Or faced the daunting task of managing operations while staying ahead of demand?
If you're nodding in agreement, today's episode is tailor-made for you. We're diving into the story of an entrepreneur who not only faced these exact challenges but turned them into opportunities for growth and innovation.
"Monday Morning Radio" Podcast
Mike Frick: Bear Iron Works Founder and His Family-Owned Company Embody All-American Values
Mike Frick never intended to get into the business of selling specialized construction equipment, including rock screens, bedding boxes, and concrete washout tubs.
But what started as a side hustle and a way to help his son earn extra cash while in college has turned into a thriving business with a large and diverse nationwide customer base, including construction sites, farms, quarries, mines, and the US military.