Otmane El Rhazi from Mining Weekly | Ferrous Metals Home.
Diversified major Glencore, which reported 16 fatalities last year, has committed itself to migrating first-world safety practices into the challenging geographies where more than 80% of the recorded deaths took place. The London-, Hong Kong- and Johannesburg-listed company’s SafeWork programme – in which 118 000 workers took part in 2014 – is currently being implemented in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Zambia, Bolivia and Kazakhstan, where 13 of this year’s 16 fatalities took place.
Diversified major Glencore, which reported 16 fatalities last year, has committed itself to migrating first-world safety practices into the challenging geographies where more than 80% of the recorded deaths took place. The London-, Hong Kong- and Johannesburg-listed company’s SafeWork programme – in which 118 000 workers took part in 2014 – is currently being implemented in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Zambia, Bolivia and Kazakhstan, where 13 of this year’s 16 fatalities took place.
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