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Rural Fire Service benefits from high safety rate of Cadia construction workers

Updated April 15 2021 - 12:20am, first published July 25 2020 - 8:40pm
SHARING SUCCESS: Newcrest Molybdenum Plant Construction employees Dane Henderson-Smith, Dylan Speirs, Doug Luscombe and Malcolm McPhan with Springside RFS senior deputy captain Geoff Olde, Superintendent David Hoadley, and brigade members Jo Pryke and Paul Knight. Photo: SUPPLIED
SHARING SUCCESS: Newcrest Molybdenum Plant Construction employees Dane Henderson-Smith, Dylan Speirs, Doug Luscombe and Malcolm McPhan with Springside RFS senior deputy captain Geoff Olde, Superintendent David Hoadley, and brigade members Jo Pryke and Paul Knight. Photo: SUPPLIED

The NSW Rural Fire Service Canobolas Zone has benefitted from the safety success of workers at Newcrest Mining's Cadia Valley Operations.

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