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Apprentices key to future

Whyalla Iron Ore General Manager Jared Fechner, Chris Reeves 3rd year apprentice fitter, Cassie Davies 4th year electrical, William Dinedios 4th year fitter, Whyalla Steelworks General Manager Amrit Mangat and General Manager Supply Train Hayley Perkins. (Supplied).

WHYALLA - The strength of the Whyalla Steelworks’ future workforce was highlighted recently, with OneSteel apprentices receiving significant recognition at […]

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