Traduction de «conduct building materials » (Anglais → Français) :

handling building material | handling building materials | conduct building materials | handle building materials

conduct warehouse materials | operate warehouse material | operate warehouse materials | operation of warehouse materials

The Manual of Building Materials Evaluation Reports [ Building Materials Evaluation Reports | Manual of Acceptable Building Materials, Systems and Equipment ]

construction equipment that relates to building materials | fabrication equipment related to building materials | building equipment related to building materials | construction equipment related to building materials

building material [ construction material | material of construction ]

Associated Building Material Distributors of America [ ABMDA | Associated Building Materials ]

building materials of plastering material

Trade Unions International of Workers of the Building,Wood and Building Materials Industries | UIBWM [Abbr.]

We need to conduct research on wood, steel and other building materials so we can move forward and develop better and safer buildings.

That does not buy us one particular building material over another, but it puts students out into the world who are responsible and capable of ethical conduct and who have the education.

Since its inception over 50 years ago, CMHC has been involved in every stage of the housing process, from building homes, to planning communities, to financing home buying, to conducting research into materials and building standards and housing export development.

(Return tabled) Question No. 154 Mrs. Carol Hughes: With regard to surplus lighthouses being made available under the Heritage Lighthouse Protection Act: (a) concerning the land surrounding the light stations, (i) will the Treasury Board Decision #828161 allow “sponsors” to proceed with plans to use the land to make the sites economically self-supporting, (ii) will up-to-date surveys be conducted of all properties prior to transfer; (b) concerning the contaminated or toxic sites that are reported to be present on all light stations, (i) will “sponsors” be shown where they are, told what they are composed of, and given written assurance ...[+++]by the Ministry of the Environment that all dangerous materials have been removed; and (c) concerning the cost of bringing the buildings “up to standard” as outlined by building inspectors (Maintenance Cost Studies), (i) will monies be made available to cover this cost, (ii) what kind of financial and advisory support will be provided to assist the “sponsors” in employing the approved methods of care and development of the sites to meet heritage specifications, (iii) will the government be establishing a fund under the auspices of Heritage Canada, whereby “sponsors” of lighthouses can apply for “renovation funds” if local fund-raising efforts need topping up?