The effectiveness of the five point safety system in the prevention of work related accidents: A case of Whaleside shaft sinkers, Zimbabwe. Angeline Magaya

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TextPublication details: Gweru: Midlands State University, 2015.Description: 58 leaves IllustrationsSubject(s):

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Dissertation	Main Library - Special Collections	TN295 MAG (Browse shelf(Opens below))	SP00816	Available	For in-house use only		J32592

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