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Highway Vegetation Management / Close Cut Clearing

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ON, CAN

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Highway 71 and 525 Kenora - Close Cut Clearing

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AgencyGovernment of Ontario → Transportation
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Performs close cut clearing of vegetation for prime contractors on Ministry of Transportation (Ontario) highway projects in Kenora. Clears vegetation along rights-of-way on Highway 71 and Highway 525 using heavy-duty brush cutters and specialized clearing machinery. Requires written OHSA policy, O. Reg. 297/13 health and safety training, and W.S.I.B. coverage. Delivers cleared highway right-of-way meeting Close Cut Clearing specifications.

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