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ICHCA International - Dangerous Goods Seminar

United Kingdom, London - 6th March 2017
ICHCA International - Dangerous Goods Seminar ICHCA's latest practical seminar dedicated to the subject of dangerous goods will take place at the TT Club offices in London. If you are interested in speaking or being a sponsor, please get in touch.

The seminar will be followed by the 77th meeting of the ISP - ICHCA's Technical Panel, which takes place on Tuesday 7 and Wednesday 8 March 2017 at the Britannia P&I offices. Members of the panel and observers are invited to attend.

More information will be available soon.
Date(s)
6th March 2017
Venue
TT Club
Contact for booking / more info
Helen Coffey
+44 (0)20 3327 7560
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