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TRAINING THURSDAY: Ground Disturbances and PST

Kerry and Jordan talk about two upcoming training webinars:

FREE: BC Ground Disturbance 101 & 201 Standard: How does it apply to you?? (Webinar)

Tuesday, Jul 7th, 2020

Get the PST Right! – PST Issues for the Construction Industry (Webinar)

Wednesday, Jul 8th, 2020

All webinars – ICBA.ca/webinar

All on-demand online courses – ICBA.ca/online

All training – ICBA.ca/courses

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