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RTITB WILL HAVE SAFETY TRAINING EXPERT
28th April 1967, Page 48
28th April 1967
Page 48
Page 48, 28th April 1967
— RTITB WILL HAVE SAFETY TRAINING EXPERT
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A SAFETY training officer is to be appointed by the Road Transport Industry Training board because it "recognizes that safety training is of paramount importance in its own right and closely allied to efficient operation and productivity".
The officer's main concern will be safety training on the road and in die workshop. And promotion of safety training will be on the Board's priority list when it formulates its grants scheme and recommendations.
The Board—and other training boards—had been asked by TUC general secretary Mr. George Woodcock to support efforts to improve safety training.
"The board decided that this is a matter which requires much more than lip-service to a principle," it says.
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