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Safety In Action and Materials & Manual Handling

Australia, Melbourne - 21st to 23rd March 2005
Over 300 workplace safety specialists under one roof, make Safety In Action & Materials Handling Victoria's largest display of safety solutions.

Also features WorkSafe seminars, forum on psychological injuries, safety tours and demonstration stage.

Runs concurrently with Safety In Action conference.
Date(s)
21st to 23rd March 2005
Venue
Melbourne Exhibition Centre
Ticketing
Free to trade
Contact for booking / more info
safety@aec.net.au
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