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Flintco Celebrates Construction Safety Week 2019

National Construction Safety Week concluded on May 10, wrapping up an awareness campaign for those in the industry. The organizing body of the campaign, Construction Industry Safety Initiative (CISI), hopes to reiterate best safety practices and encourage a culture of safety. Flintco was one of more than 70 construction firms that comprises CISI, which partnered…

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May 13, 2019, 4:37 PM UTC

Flintco was one of more than 70 construction firms that comprises CISI, which partnered with the Injury Free CEO Forum to spread awareness about the risks and hazards of the construction industry and how to mitigate them.

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