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Paul Gerard Abate has been conferred the credential of Safety Trained Supervisor Construction by the Board of Certified Safety Professionals. This credential provides evidence that he has met the qualifications and passed the required examination for this title. The certification is valid so long as he renews it annually and meets recertification requirements.
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