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Exlogs Driver Training has had its Defensive Driver Training course accredited by the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA). This independent assessment endorses the best practise that Exlogs Driver Training has developed through its extensive international experience and is a prestigious indication of ...
29 October, 2008
Exploration Logistics' driver trainer Steve Brown has been working
in Yei Province, where one of the biggest dangers to the
workforce and local community is the steady increase in
motorised vehicles on the already crowded roads. In April,
the UN Stakeholders' Forum on Global Road Safety highlighted
issues to do with ...
6 August, 2007
Margaret Stevenson, Exploration Logistics Driver Training Sales
Manager reports from the 2nd UN Stakeholders Forum on Global Road ...
31 July, 2007
With more than 20 million people killed or seriously injured on the world's roads every year, the first UN Global Road Safety Week this week (April 23-29) aims to highlight the scale of the problem and in particular to influence the impact on people under the age of 25 who suffer ...
23 April, 2007
Work related fatalities were the focus of the OGP Safety Committee's Safety Data Task Force workshop held in London in September. The workshop determined the number of industry fatalities in 2005 and identified the areas that were of primary ...
27 October, 2006
Born and raised on the
North Coast of Kwazulu, Natal, Stephen Daly (who works for Exploration Logistics' sister company Frontier Medical) has covered a lot of ground - including
steep slopes, trenches, confined spaces, caves and mines. His National Diploma in
Ambulance and Emergency Care also put him on top of ...
3 March, 2006
Drugs recommended by the UK Department of Health as best practice for use in the prevention of HIV after a significant exposure are now available on-line to remote site medical and first aid teams and to companies looking to provide support for employees travelling to areas where HIV is particularly ...
5 August, 2005
The aim in any multiple casualty incident should be to produce the largest number of survivors. Some patients will die and others will live, irrespective of the treatment they receive. However, for many, staying alive is totally dependent on getting immediate medical treatment. How efficiently this group can be identified will ...
3 August, 2005
Chances and challenges for oil exploration in Sudan
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The signing of the peace agreement between North and South Sudan
is being seen as one of the best opportunities in recent years to halt
Africa's longest running civil war, with substantial international ...
19 May, 2005
Whilst Health and Safety has always been a high priority for companies across the oil and gas industry, traditionally the focus has been primarily on the welfare of employees working within the geographical boundaries of a specific project. Although some organisations have voluntarily gone down the track of examining the impact ...
29 April, 2005
Driver Training by Exploration Logistics.
When it comes to driver safety - will your company pass the test?
Statistics show that your employees working overseas are more likely
to suffer from injury in a vehicle related accident than any other health incident. For teams working in remote
locations, hazardous and off-road terrain ...
10 March, 2005
The successful development of oil and gas opportunities in Libya will require incoming organisations to master a range of logistical support issues and develop strategies for risk management to deal with the particular hazards, both natural and otherwise, that face all new arrivals in the ...
4 August, 2004
More than 1.2 million men, women and children are killed in road traffic accidents each year. Hundreds of thousands more are injured, many permanently ...
31 March, 2004
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