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Peter Mackay. A continent of opportunity? Petroleum Review, February 2012, pp24,26.
Training is at the heart of safety, nowhere more so than when it comes to the transport of dangerous goods. Recent developments are moving towards a more structured approach to training, as the remit of the dangerous goods regulations continues to expand, writes Peter Mackay, Editorial Director, Hazardous Cargo Bulletin.
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Journal title: Petroleum Review
Keywords: Dangerous goods
Subjects: Health and safety, Health, Safety, Hazardous area classification, Skills, education and training, Law and Legal practice, Transport, Transportation of products, Transport not elsewhere specified, Dangerous goods
