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Jacob Burns

License ActiveCL5A-Process Piping Mechanic#13CL5A

License Details

License Type
CL5A-Process Piping Mechanic
License Number
#13CL5A
Status
Active
Expiration Date
7/1/2026
License Subtype
Boiler

Business Information

Business Name
Jacob Burns
Owner / Principal
Jacob Burns
County
Washington County, OK
Business Address
394161 W 2880 Dr, Ochelata, OK 74051

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