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Back to School Monday, 2nd February 2015

Ingleton Wood are sending their first member of staff to be formally trained in the art of BIM and the BRE (Building Research Establishment) Academy in Woking. 

This 2-day course ending with an exam, will provide our staff with the tools they need to be experts in BIM and support the company’s credibility and commitment in becoming leaders in our field.

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