The idea of having separate programs not only leads to problems in the construction, or the highest incidence of death on the job years ago, before the programs were brought together.
Donald Norcross: “The idea of having separate programs not only leads to problems in the construction, or the highest incidence of death…”
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Norcross emphasizes the dangers of separate apprenticeship programs.
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