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Posted: February 18, 2009
Jewett Construction provides 5 employees with ASHE training
Jewett Construction Co., Inc. recently provided five employees with the opportunity to attend the Healthcare Construction Certificate Program, a training program put on by the American Society for Healthcare Engineering (ASHE). Providing its employees with ASHE certification will allow Jewett to compete in the healthcare arena, while giving potential clients the peace of mind of knowing that their projects will be run responsibly, safely, and efficiently, as is the standard with all of Jewett's projects.
Rob Secinaro, Jewett project manager and LEED A.P., Stephen Kanavich, Gary Stevens, Tim Holt, and Craig Jewett attended the training program and earned their certifications in January.
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