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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: April 15, 2016
Grinacoff of Chapman Construction receives Healthcare Construction Certificate from ASHE
Jason Grinacoff, Chapman Construction/DesignNewton, MA Chapman Construction/Design’s senior project manager Jason Grinacoff recently received his Healthcare Construction Certificate (HCC) from the American Society for Healthcare Engineering (ASHE). In the two-day seminar hosted by ASHE, Grinacoff participated in workshops on infection control planning, air quality regulations, medical gas installations, life safety, and temporary protection in hospitals.
In his current role as senior project manager, he plays an integral part in our business development efforts by overseeing the team charged with strengthening our presence in the healthcare and life science markets. During his 11-year tenure at Chapman, Grinacoff has worked with clients such as CB Richard Ellis, Massachusetts Medical Society, Franciscan Hospital for Children, and Whittier Street Health Center. Grinacoff holds both Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Construction Management from Wentworth Institute of Technology.and he plans to pursue the Certified Heath Care Constructor Certification (CHC) later this year.
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