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Win the Ultimate Starter Tool Kit!

Music festivals wouldn’t happen if tradespeople didn’t have the right tools. Electricians, carpenters and heavy equipment operators rely on their tools and machinery to assemble elaborate lighting and electrical systems, build stages and move land to create a venue fit for a small town.

This incredible feat is highlighted in the Ontario College of Trades’ Tune In, Trade Up campaign video where tradespeople —and their tools— transformed this year’s WayHome and Boots & Hearts Music Festivals into mini cities from the ground up.

Although it only took a couple of weeks to create the venue for these two massive music festivals, it can take years to assemble the perfect tool kit fit for a trades professional.

The Ontario College of Trades has partnered with DEWALT and Stanley Tools and is giving 10 lucky people the chance to win the Ultimate Starter Tool Kit.

These tools are invaluable for anyone interested in becoming an apprentice or even for those who are already on their way to becoming a trades professional.

So if you’re interested in amping up your future with a career in the skilled trades, enter the contest to win one of the starter kits, valued at $1,179.00!
The Ultimate Starter kits includes three components:

  1. DEWALT five piece Combo Kit containing:
    – 20V Impact and 20V Hammer Drill / Driver
    – Circular Saw
    – Flashlight
    – Reciprocating Saw
  2. DEWALT DCR015 Radio Charger
  3. Stanley 28 inch Structural Foam Toolbox containing:
    – High Velocity Hammer
    – Tape Measure
    – FatMax Level
    – Utility Knife
    – Carpenters Square
    – Multibit Screwdriver
    – Snips
    – Laser
    – Chalk Line

The contest runs until Nov. 30; enter today by visiting earnwhileyoulearn.ca/tunein.
Stay plugged in by following Ontario College of Trades on Twitter and Instagram for contest announcements and other updates.

This post was sponsored by the Ontario College of Trades.

Alan Cross

is an internationally known broadcaster, interviewer, writer, consultant, blogger and speaker. In his 40+ years in the music business, Alan has interviewed the biggest names in rock, from David Bowie and U2 to Pearl Jam and the Foo Fighters. He’s also known as a musicologist and documentarian through programs like The Ongoing History of New Music.

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