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July 23, 2007 at 12:59 pm |
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August 27, 2008 at 10:11 pm |
This is a very good case study.
A’m involved in marine safety inspections,especially fire equipment.
But now a’m see a prospect of training in inspecting lifeboats and rafts.
Kindly send me any article you deem can help me in my works.
By dec 2008 i will be graduating in my Bsc. SAFETY ENGINEERING of WIU,UNIVERSITY U.S.A.
A’m expecting to further career in marine safety surveying, after experince of over 10 yrs.
Warm regards
MUNYOKI MWENDWA.
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SUN FIRE AND SAFETY SUPPLIES LTD
MOMBASA-KENYA, EAST AFRICA.