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Keep All Workers Safe With a Contractor Management Plan
When it comes to demonstrating a company's commitment to safety, there’s no substitute for transparency, clear communication and a well-designed strategy for staying compliant with all the necessary regulations.
By Dag Yemenu
January 30, 2018
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by Dag Yemenu
Prior to his current role, Dag held positions in ISN’s various operational groups in the U.S. and abroad, most recently Vice President of Technical and Customer Services. Purpose-built technology platforms like ISNetworld set the standard in the oil and gas industry for searching and establishing connections between industrial contractors, subcontractors and hiring organizations and improve communication between involved parties.
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