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Paul Garlock
Construction Specialist
Paul started teaching AGC EF classes in 1987, including STP, SLS, and CTS. He also developed and teaches time management classes.
"This
industry has been very good to me. I feel I need to give back, and if
I can help one individual by passing on some of my knowledge or
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Jeff Gordner
Superintendent
Jeff started teaching STP 5, CTS B and custom classes for the AGC EF
in 1998.
"The instructor,
more than the material, plays an important role in making the
construction industry an exciting, challenging and rewarding career -
for beginning trades people to office manaagers and staff."
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Pat Oda
Program Manager
Pat started teaching the STP & CTS Estimating classes for the AGC EF in 1986.
"One big benefit of the AGC EF classes is that participants return to work the next day with new skills and knowledge they can immediately use....all participants are excited about learning. Most are advancing in their careers and truly have a passion to learn more and become better at their jobs."
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David Westmoreland
Estimator & UW Extension Lecturer
David started teaching CTS A, CTS B and CTS C for the AGC EF in 2003.
"All the instructors along with the AGC EF really care about
helping anyone who attends a class. This is evident as the 'team' gets
together several times a year to discuss and update the curriculum."
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Carl Menconi
Owner- Environmental Project Consulting LLC
Carl
started teaching the Washington State Department of Transportation
Erosion Control Lead Certification and the Dept of Ecology Erosion
Control Certification classes for the AGC EF in 2000.
“Courses
taught through the AGC EF target specific needs students have on the
job. These classes are an efficient use of their time away from the
workplace. I continue to work with the AGC EF because I enjoy the
enthusiastic and willing students, and the helpful and supportive
staff.”
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John Carlson
Owner, Integrity Safety Services
John started teaching safety classes at the AGC Education Foundation in 2002.
“The main reason people should take classes at the AGC Education
Foundation is that you have really good instructors teaching relevant
subject matters. The instructors are people that have actually done the
work and as a result, the students get real world experience.”
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