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Emerging Trends Shaping Future of Work-at-Heights

Emerging Trends Shaping Future of Work-at-Heights

21 Feb 2023 Event Resources Presentation Slides English Work at Height

Assoc. Prof. Goh Yang Miang
Department of the Built Environment
College of Design and Engineering

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