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EUROGIP Discussions 2017: Find out more about OHS and performance

Home > The news of EUROGIP and occupational risks in Europe > EUROGIP Discussions 2017: Find out more about OHS and performance

The EUROGIP Discussions on 2 March 2017 aimed at highlighting and demonstrating how occupational safety and health OSH) contribute to the company’s performance.

See the definitive programme and the speakers’ profiles

See the press release

If you want to go further on this issue, you can read the thematic note EUROGIP published (available in French only for the moment)

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