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Heavy Equipment Operator, Scuba Diver, Timber Faller, Mechanic
16 Hamlet Street
Port Orford OR 97465
(541) 253-1156
Operate Heavy Equipment, in Logging operations;; Fall Timber; Mechanic( Heavy Equipment) Scuba Diver
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