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Toll Remote Logistics to sponsor the ANZ Disaster and Emergency Management Conference

Herve de Maere d'Aertrycke April 29, 2015
Toll Remote Logistics to sponsor the ANZ Disaster and Emergency Management Conference

Toll Remote Logistics confirmed sponsorship of the ANZ Disaster and Emergency Management Conference

herve April 29, 2015 Uncategorized

The Australian & New Zealand Disaster and Emergency Management Conference is pleased to announce Toll Remote Logistics has become a sponsor of the event, being held at Jupiters Gold Coast 3-5 May 2015.

TOLL

 

Toll Remote Logistics provides logistic support throughout the world, with a strong reputation of supporting Local, State and Federal Governments.

Our service suite includes:

  • Emergency support
  • Large-scale camps
  • Fully integrated
  • Complete logistic solutions
  • Helicopter and airfield support
  • Remote fuel support

With offices in Australia, the US, UK and NZ; TRL is Fast, Flexible & Reliable

 
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