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Military Veterans Bring Safety, Leadership and Career Ambition to Construction
Military veterans have invaluable skills that position them well for careers in construction.
By Dale L. Crawford
June 29, 2022
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by Dale L. Crawford
Dale L. Crawford is the Executive Director and Director of Conduit of the Steel Tube Institute. Dale is responsible for the organization’s activities to promote the growth and competitiveness of steel pipe and tubular products throughout North America. In addition to these responsibilities, he is in charge of activities, strategies, and programs of the Steel Tube Institute’s Conduit Section, which consists of North America’s leading steel conduit manufacturers. Dale is a Certified LEED Green Associate (LEED GA) by the U.S. Green Building Council
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