May is Military Appreciation Month which honors current and former members of the US Military. Meet Cameron Kern, Heavy Duty Diesel Mechanic based in DeRidder, Louisiana. As a mechanic in wood products manufacturing, he helps with servicing equipment and training new equipment operators, ensuring safe operations at our facility. Prior to joining Canfor, Cameron served four years in the United States Marine Corps. Cameron credits his military experience with instilling traits such as adaptability, initiative and a keen attention to detail. As we celebrate Military Appreciation Month, we would like to give special thanks to the service members and veterans at Canfor whose contributions enrich our company and communities every day. #MilitaryAppreciationMonth
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