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AFPM '12: Distinguished Safety Award winners

03.12.2012 | Billy Thinnes

AFPM’s most prestigious safety award is presented annually to the member company facilities which have attained a superior level of safety performance in the refining and petrochemical manufacturing industries.

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This article first appeared in one of Hydrocarbon Processing's show daily newspapers at the AFPM Annual Meeting in San Diego from March 11-13. To read a free PDF of this story from technical editor Billy Thinnes, click here.

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