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Construction Services

Construction Site Safety Manpower, Training, Field Labor, and Safety Products
We offer a broad array of construction safety services. We can provide qualified manpower for the jobsite, safety-related training services, and/or consulting services. We can also provide customized site specific safety netting.
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Consulting & Government Services

Consulting in Technology and Back Office and Administration
Full Circle is an SBA Certified Minority Woman owned DBE/8(a)/WOSB company with over 20+ years in consulting and government services. We solve technology, administrative, data processing and various other services. We succeed when you succeed.
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Workforce Solutions

Recruiting, Contingent Workforce Services, Workshops and Professional Development, Leadership Training and Coaching
Full Circle Computing of greater Philadelphia can partner with you to offer turnkey, all inclusive talent solutions.
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Training Solutions

Corporate and Software Applications Contract Training
Corporate and Industry Training in a broad spectrum of apps, as well as Software Applications Contract Training for individuals seeking to gain new technology skills.
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