The chief operating officer for Claridge Homes admitted Friday that more needs to be done to improve communication at its work sites after acknowledging a number of communication breakdowns at the Claridge Icon site where Olivier Bruneau was killed by falling ice on March 23, 2016. Read More
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Bruneau inquest: Claridge COO acknowledges more could be done to improve workplace communication
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