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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: November 19, 2008
J.M. Coull hires Wilbur, St. Onge, and Maciel; promotes Hennessy
J.M. Coull has added three new employees: ?Garret St. Onge, assistant project manager; Jesse Wilbur, lead carpenter; and Matthew Maciel, carpenter; as well as the promotion of Robert Hennessy to assistant project manager.
St. Onge comes to J.M. Coull with more than ten years of experience in the construction industry focusing on project engineering and management.
Wilbur has extensive experience in carpentry and all aspects of interior and exterior remodeling. Most recently he owned and supervised a remodeling business specializing in residential construction. He is a licensed construction supervisor in Massachusetts.
Maciel has spent several years in the construction industry. He has experience in welding, landscape design, carpentry, heavy machinery and residential design/build additions.
Hennessy formerly working in the field with J.M. Coull, has has been promoted to the position of assistant project manager.
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