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Posted: April 8, 2009
Six J. Calnan employees pass the LEED AP exam
According to J. Calnan and Associates (JCA), a construction management firm specializing in pre-construction services and challenging construction projects, six more employees successfully passed the LEED Accreditation exam.
Assistant project managers, Molly Gates and Brian Mikolaycik; project managers, Rick Borden and Mike Collentro; and superintendents, John Noone and Paul Brooks are the latest to earn their LEED AP standing. JCA strives to implement sustainable construction methodologies on projects that incorporate energy efficiency, minimal waste and reduce consumption of natural resources whenever possible.
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