Drop in highway maintenance workers fatalities


Job well done: Lee (fourth from left ) looking at a certificate Azman is holding. With them are representatives from PLUS.

SUBANG JAYA: There has been a 75% drop in highway maintenance workers fatalities due to roadworks last year as compared to 2017, says Datuk Azman Ismail.

The PLUS Malaysia Berhad (PLUS) managing director said the drop in fatalities came about after PLUS adopted the Basic Induction Safety Course by the National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) for its workers and contractors in 2017.

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