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Aug 16, 2012 2:51 PM

Rolling  Star Mfg., Inc., of Barneveld, NY, has passed the National Association of  Trailer Manufacturers’ (NATM) safety compliance consultation, part of NATM’s  compliance program.

NATM’s  compliance program, including its consultation, is based on the NATM Guidelines  for Recommended Minimum Manufacturing Practices for Light- and Medium-Duty  Trailers. The Guidelines is a compilation of federal  safety standards and regulations and industry best practices that govern  trailer construction.

Rolling  Star Manufacturing, Inc. is a family-owned and operated business that  specializes in the manufacturing of custom high-end trailers located in the  foothills of the Adirondacks. Their first trailer, a fiber optic splicing  trailer, rolled out of their doors in 1996 and made its appearance at the  summer Olympics in Atlanta, Georgia. Since then, they have built hazardous  response, surveillance, classroom and many other different types of trailers.  They supply command centers to the U.S. Government including the Air Force, FBI,  Navy and many county sheriff and fire departments.

NATM’s  compliance program, including the on-site consultation, is available to all  NATM trailer manufacturing members. Once the manufacturer’s manufacturing  process passes the 80-point checklist based on the Guidelines,  the company is then NATM compliant and eligible to purchase NATM’s red, white  and blue compliance decals for application to its compliant trailers. The decal  states that the trailer was “Manufactured in Compliance with NATM Guidelines.”