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The crippling of the education pipeline for construction and other basic industries must end. As Spring Break comes to an end for many of Oregon’s students, you can almost hear
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The crippling of the education pipeline for construction and other basic industries must end. As Spring Break comes to an end for many of Oregon’s students, you can almost hear
Know a stand-out student interested in pursuing a career in a trade industry who deserves recognition? The Portland Tribune is seeking nominations for its 2017 Amazing Kids Award. The annual
Oregon Department of Transportation STIP Public Meetings February 27 Learn about future transportation projects planned for Eastern Oregon The Oregon Department of Transportation invites you to attend a public video
Construction Technology Workshop Union Contractor Members Only: This presentation will introduce attendees to the fast-paced work of construction technology. The architect/engineering/construction (A/E/C) industry has traditionally been a lagger when it
At the end of January, the Associated General Contractors’ Oregon-Columbia chapter installed a new president. Brian Gray, the Northwest region president of Knife River Corp., highlighted in his inaugural speech
Members Recognized for 25 and 50 Years of Membership Each year the chapter has the honor of presenting the Heritage Award in appreciation and recognition to our members’ long standing
Oregon-Columbia Chapter 2017 Board of Directors The new Oregon-Columbia Chapter Board of Directors and slate of officers was formally put into place at the chapter’s Annual Business Meeting on Friday,
Are you a worker in Oregon 18–25 years old? If so, the Oregon Young Employee Safety Coalition wants to hear from you! Take this short 16 question survey by March
Nominate your favorite firms, things and places for the first-ever DJC Reader Rankings—an awards program voted on by your peers Later this year, the Daily Journal of Commerce will launch
This year’s Work Zone Awareness Week is coming to a close. April 3–7 was recognized as National Work Zone Awareness Week, and motorists across the country have been encouraged to