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You can create your own combined foundation based on your site conditions. You can use pad raft, reinforced strip with pad, or design any structure to stand if you truly understand the principles. Sometimes, site conditions require you to think critically and determine the best approach. I remember a time when I had to combine a deep strip with a ground beam to address a unique condition on a particular site. First, understand how foundations work and conduct the necessary structural analysis for the task at hand. Understand the principles behind every process, and don’t hesitate to approach solutions in your own way—provided they align with the principles and codes. Let me help broaden your knowledge by guiding you as part of the 12-in-1 December Holiday Training. You can still take advantage of the early bird offer by paying ₦50,000 today. WhatsApp 08032420675 for registration details. Let’s enter 2025 with a new level of knowledge and expertise! #WOli

TTA’s Technical & Training Manager Martin Pouncey shares advice for grouting floor tiles! Watch the video now: https://lnkd.in/d86vPsMU For additional advice, TTA’s Tiling Guide contains practical information on key installation issues which most tilers will encounter in the course of their work: https://lnkd.in/gwYGn6j #TTA #Tiles #Tiling #TilingIndustry #TileFixer #TileInstallation #Technical #Training #TilingTips #TilingGuide

First article from us PROCITC (Profesional Cleaning Training Centre) as continuous learning for participant that join our Floor Specialist Course. Discover why "yellowing phenomenon" always appears on white marble flooring by this case study article. #cleaningtraining

Cast Stone Belt Courses: Enhancing Commercial Projects with Style and Durability

We are thrilled to announce an upcoming collaboration between Orange International College RTO Code: 41315 College and Carpentry Australia that will officially kick off in 2025! Special thank you to Deborah Rulach for making this possible. This collaboration aims to foster innovation and provide new opportunities for students and professionals within the carpentry industry. Together, we will focus on enhancing training programs, support community projects, offering cutting-edge resources, and creating pathways for skill development that will empower the next generation of carpenters. We believe this collaboration will play a pivotal role in shaping the future of carpentry education and driving industry excellence. With a shared vision for quality and growth, Orange College and Carpentry Australia are committed to creating impactful learning experiences and advancing the standards of craftsmanship. Stay tuned for more updates as we work together to create meaningful change in the carpentry sector. We look forward to the incredible opportunities this partnership will bring to the students, professionals, and communities we serve. Nathan Quinn Matthew Spencer Deborah Rulach Sukhraj Bhullar Kam (Kamalpreet) Waraich Aditya Shah Mars Institute RTO No : 45911 Orange English College CRICOS Provider Code: 04259G Hannah Alves Maria Davidenko Meenakshi Kapoor Sanjit Kumar Singh Donna Laz Saurav Mittal Daniel Orellana Karan Khandelwal Andres Felipe Castillo Angel Sandra Kim Ashleigh Purnell Samyog Pradhan Aman Chawla Natasha Thapa Catherine Álvarez Vasquez Maria Angelica Basa, LPT #OrangeCollege #CarpentryAustralia #Collaboration #Education #Innovation #SkillDevelopment #Carpentry #2025 #MarsInstitute #Community

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New product: Poul Winslow Crown Collector Smooth Freehand Estate Briar Pipe, Unsmoked As is often the case with the greats of Danish pipe-making, the story of Poul Winsløw begins as one of a master and an apprentice. That master was none other than Preben Holm; the apprentice was a young Winsløw. Holm held Winsløw in especial regard, with the latter ending up as the former’s head assistant in the Preben Holm workshop. After Holm’s untimely passing, Winsløw went solo, and after surviving the slump in the Danish pipes market in the 1980s and early 1990s, he emerged as one of Denmark’s – and the world’s – premier freehand pipe-makers. We might wonder what would have happened if Preben Holm had not passed at such a young age (43), and what his pipes would have looked like, had he the time to develop his skills even further. I’ve certainly thought about it. But I also think, in a sense, we already have the answer, when I look at the pipes of Poul Winsløw. Winsløw seems to not only have learned how to hand-shape briar and to follow grain patterns just as expertly as Holm, but to have taken this expertise even further. In his letter-graded (A, B, C, etc.) pipes, Winsløw tends to add more by way of color and decorative elements to his pipes, but in the Crown-graded series, the designs are stripped down to the fundamentals of the Danish freehand. This particular Crown is a Collector grade, the highest grade in the Crown series; the appellation, I think you’ll agree, is more than adequate. This Collector is also completely unsmoked. It came to us via our trade-in program, and funnily enough, its last owner was a passionate collector of high-grade pipes.   Details:  Length: 6″ / 152.4mm Bowl Width: 0.94 / 23.87mm Bowl Depth: 1.39″ / 35.30mm Weight: 2.3oz / 66g 👉🏽👉🏽Pipe Link: https://nuel.ink/UYjHIh #pipesmoking #pipes #tobaccopipe #pipesmoker #pipetobacco #tobacco #smokingpipe #briarpipe #briar #smoking #pipemaker #pipecollector #artisanpipes #mbsd

Trade skills like carpentry have evolved over the years, with skilled tradespeople becoming increasingly rare as these abilities often aren’t passed down due to a shortage of willing learners. In the same way, soft skills and emotional intelligence (EQ) are on track to become rare, high-demand assets. What steps are you taking to sharpen your own soft skills or ensure they’re passed down effectively?

2025 School leaver’s guide out now! Taking the next steps after school can be both exciting and overwhelming for school leavers. So can the process be of guiding a teenager starting their career journey. The Queensland Government’s 2025 School leaver’s guide to jobs and training provides helpful information and resources for school leavers, senior students and those who provide them advice. From exploring careers to finding low-cost training pathways and employment support, the guide has it all. Best used online to make the most of the links, check out the 2025 edition at: https://lnkd.in/g8HCvvdY Image description: Photo of a confident individual in a high visibility vest standing in a woodworking workshop.

Roofing Education: Courses – The name for horizontal rows of shingles or tiles on the roof.