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Play the game
25 January 2013
Since its inception in 1928, RRC Training has helped over a million students achieve professional success. On the company's stand at Maintec a computer based game called Stop the Hazard will test the health and safety
Since its inception in 1928, RRC
Training has helped over a million
students achieve professional success.
On the company's stand at Maintec a computer based game called Stop the Hazard will test the health and safety savvy of visitors while RRC's health, safety and environmental specialists run clinics and discussions on elearning and other online training for the materials handling sector.
Visitors will have access to RRC ezone and online courses which have built the company's reputation in health and safety, environmental and quality assurance training and development. Stand A18
On the company's stand at Maintec a computer based game called Stop the Hazard will test the health and safety savvy of visitors while RRC's health, safety and environmental specialists run clinics and discussions on elearning and other online training for the materials handling sector.
Visitors will have access to RRC ezone and online courses which have built the company's reputation in health and safety, environmental and quality assurance training and development. Stand A18
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