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Auditors trained to assess hazardous materials transportSafety ComplianceBy:Features Deputy Editor and Chief Photographer Chemicals South African chemical industry representative organisation the Chemical and Allied Industries’ Association (CAIA) is embarking on the training of “much-needed” auditors to assess the safety of transporting hazardous materials.
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