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UQ takes mine risk management training online

THE University of Queensland’s Risk and Critical Control Management course – which has been delivered face to face by its Minerals Industry Safety and Health Centre for a number of years – now has an online option.

The University of Queensland.

The University of Queensland.

Led by MISHC facilitators Associate Professor Carmel Bofinger and Sharyn Cobbin, the Risk and Critical Control Management course is the centre's first online offering, although there are plans to develop...

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