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Rio Tinto is the second largest workplace in the world, founded in 1873 in England, and employs around 700 people at its iron ore mines in Australia. The company uses huge dump trucks and trains carrying up to 230 carriages to transport iron ore from its Australian mines to China to make cars, taking safety precautions for its workers due to cyclones in the region.
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- 2. Facts about rio tinto Riotinto is the 2nd largest work place in the world Rio tinto was founded in 1873 There is about 700 people working for rio tinto The iron ore is sent to china to make cars The dump trucks are huge like bigger than the mlu The big boss is not in Australia he is in England The company was made in England The trains hold up to 230 carriages The workers have to wear special clothes
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