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Video: ASCC New Strategic Plan Emphasizes Increased Safety

ASCC wants to raise the safety bar by increasing education through social media, seminars, events and measuring that ASCC members are getting safer

Feb 4, 2015
American Society of Concrete Contractors (ASCC)

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