equipped RAC workshops in the |
Lubabalo Maweni of DEA |
participants , organisers ( DEA |
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vocational training colleges ; |
indicated that the challenges |
Chemicals Management , |
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• What can be done about the |
raised necessitate further |
Communications and Compliance |
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low intake of students in the |
engagements and consultation |
Monitoring , and Capricorn College |
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RAC industry sector ; and |
among all relevant stakeholders , |
team ), lecturers , and students . |
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• What is government doing |
together with the TVET colleges |
He stressed on the need to |
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to phase out controlled |
in the country . He extended the |
further engage on these crucial |
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refrigerants ( ozone depleting |
RAC invitation to TVET colleges |
challenges . He further mentioned |
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substances ) and the production |
for the forthcoming HCFC Phase- |
that indeed this required a |
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thereof . |
out Management Plan ( HPMP ) |
combined effort . |
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roadshows scheduled to take |
The DEA would like to thank |
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It still remains that the rate of intake |
place in Midrand , Durban , Port |
everyone that participated |
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of women in the sector remains |
Elizabeth , and Cape Town |
( SARACCA and SAQCC Gas ); |
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significantly low and requires much |
in June . |
Capricorn College for their |
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attention . Some of the technical questions raised by students were attended to with the expertise available on the day from the team . |
Campus manager , Moses Letsoalo , closed the workshop and thanked all the senior management of the College , |
hospitality and opening their door to this forward-looking initiative ; and the exhibitors ( A-Gas and Metraclark ). CLA |
Moses Letsoalo ( Capricorn College campus manager ) making closing remarks at the workshop . |