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2/20/2009
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RAC schedules railway haz-mat response course in June
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The Railway Association of Canada’s (RAC) Dangerous Goods Team has answered emergency responders’ call for a Canadian-based training course covering hazardous material incidents on railway property.
The "Railway Emergency Response" course will be held June 1-5 at the Justice Institute of British Columbia in Maple Ridge, B.C.
The 40-hour course will address responses to a railway haz-mat incident and be taught by experienced instructors, according to the RAC.
For more information, call Andy Ash, RAC’s manager of dangerous goods, at 905-953-8991, send him an email to Andya@railcan.ca or log onto www.railcan.ca.
The "Railway Emergency Response" course will be held June 1-5 at the Justice Institute of British Columbia in Maple Ridge, B.C.
The 40-hour course will address responses to a railway haz-mat incident and be taught by experienced instructors, according to the RAC.
For more information, call Andy Ash, RAC’s manager of dangerous goods, at 905-953-8991, send him an email to Andya@railcan.ca or log onto www.railcan.ca.
