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tradesman
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See: artisan, dealer, vendor
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According to David Jenkins, a product safety adviser for the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents: "A job which involves working at height is a typical example of one where it may be better to call in a tradesperson.
How to Prevent DIY Accidents in the Home by Benedict Smythe / Home based business community
Power tool safety is the responsibility of every worker and tradesperson.
Trades Tradesmen Power Tool Safety on the Job Site by Franklin R. West / Jobs and Careers community
The partnership between Morrison and The Gateshead Housing Company has been highly beneficial to the Community Fund, as Morrison not only provides funding but is also able to provide in-kind work, using its skilled tradespersons and expertise in repairs and refurbishment.
Fund makes difference by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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