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Posted: December 19, 2017
Ranney joins DiMarco Construction as pre-construction estimator
Rochester, NY DiMarco Constructors hired Jason Ranney as pre-construction estimator.
In his new role, Ranney is responsible for pre-construction estimation in a variety of job categories, communicating with clients and sub-contractors and building renderings and markups of plans as needed.
Ranney joins DiMarco Constructors from Lowe’s, where he served as exterior sales coordinator responsible for assisting with lead generation, proposal development and project coordination. Prior, he spent time as an inspector intern with the Town of Clarence Engineering Department and the Rochester Department of Transportation.
Ranney earned his Associate of Applied Science in construction management engineering from Erie Community College and his Bachelor of Science in civil engineering technology from Rochester Institute of Technology.
In addition, he is OSHA certified in construction safety.
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