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David Vidic has completed all the requirements for a Certificate IV in Occupational Health and Safety from RMIT University. He achieved competence in nine units including assisting with OHS compliance, implementing emergency procedures, identifying hazards and assessing risks, and managing projects. Namrita Kaul, the Program Coordinator for OHS at RMIT, has certified that David Vidic has completed the requirements for this certificate.
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