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3 September 2015

Chris Noble was a well-loved, valued employee who was one of Precise Air’s longest serving technicians. Chris was highly regarded by his workmates and customers, and was passionate about teaching others. Sadly, he lost his life when he was the innocent victim of an explosion that took place in Rozelle in the early hours of September 4th last year.
To honour Chris’ memory, his colleagues gathered today to take part in the launch of the Chris Noble Apprentice Programme. The Programme will provide a selected number of outstanding trainees with the opportunity to take part in an enhanced apprenticeship programme.
Each year, apprentices in the Programme will be in the running for a number of awards to reward their dedication to learning, to customer service and to how they apply themselves to their work.
Precise Air is committed to developing the next generation of HVAC technicians and currently has 19 apprentices around the country, with plans to recruit more in the coming months. We are proud to launch this programme today in the memory of a technician who displayed excellence in his commitment to the trade, his customers and his company.
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