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Posted: July 21, 2017
North Branch Construction recognized at ABC NH/VT ceremony
North Branch Construction
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North Branch Construction
Concord, NH Several North Branch Construction employees were honored at the Associated Builders and Contractors of NH/VT (ABC NH/VT) Annual Employee Appreciation event held on June 15.
The firm celebrated the graduation of project superintendents Jamie Stewart and Jeremy Jefferson from the Future Leaders in Construction (FLiC) program. Jefferson, along with North Branch carpenter Greg Vallee, also received a Certificate of Professional Achievement in Construction Supervision for completion of the ABC Superintendent Program.
North Branch received multiple safety awards from the event, including Second Place Construction Safety Performance, Zero Cases Resulting in Lost Workdays, and Most Creative Safety Program awards, all in the ‘SIC Code 15 100,000-200,000 Man-Hours’ category. The firm was also recognized by ABC National with the Platinum Level Safety Training and Evaluation Process (STEP) Award. The awards were accepted by North Branch safety director Don Carter.
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