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Contracting welcome Josh to the team!

We are thrilled to announce that Josh Meredith has joined Brindle & Green as an Assistant Contracting Technician!

Josh brings a fresh perspective and a keen enthusiasm for learning and growth, which makes him a perfect fit for our team. He chose Brindle & Green because of our commitment to providing excellent training opportunities and a clear pathway for career progression.

Having been looking for a change for a while, Josh is excited to embark on this new journey with us. He is particularly eager to visit new places and immerse himself in our diverse projects. Josh is especially keen on completing his tickets, with a special interest in chainsaw training. This will enable him to support our team even more effectively on various projects.

Please join us in giving Josh a warm welcome and supporting him as he starts this exciting new chapter with Brindle & Green. We look forward to seeing all the great things he will achieve with us!

Welcome aboard, Josh!

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Posted on: 16 July 2024
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