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  • Irons Brothers staff volunteer to help paint Bellevue's Kindering center

    Posted on Nov 22, 2016 in:
    • Community Stewardship
    • MBAKS News
    Workers from Shoreline's Irons Brothers Construction joined local businesses and the Master Builders Association of King and Snohomish Counties in partnership with Kindering, the largest and most comprehensive therapy program in the Northwest for children who are disabled, medically fragile, or at risk.
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  • Shannon's 60: Painting a Better Tomorrow at Kindering

    Posted on Nov 21, 2016 in:
    • Video
    • Community Stewardship
    Last Friday, Shannon spoke with Alison Morton, Director of Development at Kindering, about the great work their organization does and how the MBA's Painting a Better Tomorrow program helps their mission.
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  • Snohomish County budget spares cuts to safety programs

    Posted on Nov 15, 2016 in:
    • Advocacy
    • Industry News
    Everett, Wash.—A united Snohomish County Council passed a budget Monday that staves off most public safety cuts with help from a modest property tax increase.
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  • Shannon's 60: Vikram Deol

    Posted on Nov 14, 2016 in:
    • Video
    • Membership
    • Member Benefits
    • Events
    Shannon talks to new member Vikram Deol of the Deol Group about MBA events and other member benefits.
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  • PRESS RELEASE: Master Builders Association Receives Grant to Offer Free Crane Safety Classes

    Posted on Nov 14, 2016 in:
    • Education
    • Press Releases
    • MBAKS News
    Bellevue, Wash.—November 14, 2016—Seattle was recently named the “crane capital of America," with 58 cranes currently in operation, an increase of 38 percent in the past year. With more cranes, more possibilities exist for accidents. That is why, beginning in February 2017, the MBA and Buildsafe Solutions will be offering free two-day Qualified Signal Person Certification for Mobile Cranes classes, made available in thanks to a grant from State of Washington Department of Labor and Industries’ Safe and Health Investment Projects (SHIP) program.
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