Engineers training at NJ center to use heavy machinery before building local infrastructure
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Nov 21, 2024, 2:24 PM
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14h agoNearly 7,800 union members across New Jersey and lower New York are training with heavy machinery at the IUOE Local 825 Training Center.
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