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​Clancy & Theys Adds David Maggio

By Christina Haley O'Neal, posted May 5, 2020
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​Clancy & Theys Construction Co. Inc. has welcomed David Maggio as its new corporate environmental health and safety director, according to a news release.

Maggio brings 11 years of industry experience to the team, stated the release. He will be responsible for developing and implementing high-level environmental health and safety strategies across multiple projects and divisions.

Maggio will also deliver and revamp Clancy & Theys Construction's training programs, officials said. He earned a bachelor's degree in safety and environmental science from Indiana University of Pennsylvania.

"We are confident Dave will be an invaluable asset to lead our culture of safety," officials said in the release.
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