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October 21, 2008 · about 18 years ago

APM Terminals Aims for Zero Accidents

APM Terminals will mark the occasion of its second “Global Safety Day” on October 22nd by introducing a comprehensive world-wide safety culture program for all terminal personnel. The goal of the new program will be to instill a “culture of safety” and the adoption of best-practice procedures into t

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APM Terminals will mark the occasion of its second “Global Safety Day” on October 22nd by introducing a comprehensive world-wide safety culture program for all terminal personnel. The goal of the new program will be to instill a “culture of safety” and the adoption of best-practice procedures into the daily operations of one of the world’s busiest container terminal networks.

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