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Induction : our induction programme should be the hallmark of our commitment to training quality for both safety and productivity.
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JNL AUS
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Australasian mine safety journal: 2011, 3, n. 4 - Summer
Year:
2011
Type:
Journal Article
Subject:
Induction
;
Safety culture
;
Productivity
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