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ICHCA International Safety Panel Briefing Pamphlet No 30 Mark Sultana, Malta Freeport Terminals Ltd, MALTA Markus Theuerholz, German Lashing, GERMANY Hubert Vanleenhove, BELGIUM Rachael White, PEMA, UK Evert Wijdeveld, Environmental & Safety Affairs, Deltalinqs, THE NETHERLANDS (Deputy Chairman) Bill Williams, Maersk Inc. USA Dave Wilson, Hutchison Ports (UK) Limited, UK Beat Zwygart, LASSTEC, FRANCE OBSERVERS: Capt. Jim McNamara, National Cargo Bureau, Inc., USA Charles Visconti, International Cargo Gear Bureau, Inc., USA CORRESPONDING/ASSOCIATED MEMBERS: Richard Day, Transport Canada, CANADA Paul Ho, HIT, HONG KONG Samuel Ng, Maritime Department, HONG KONG The above lists those persons who were members of the Panel when the pamphlet was published. However, membership does change and a list of current members can always be obtained from the ICHCA International Secretariat. ©ICHCA International Limited
ICHCA International Safety Panel Briefing Pamphlet No 30 About the Author Bill Brassington has worked in the freight container industry for fifteen years firstly working as the Global Maintenance Manager for P&O Containers. Following his years with a Shipping Line, Bill joined Sea Containers as their Technical Services Manager. After the merger with Genstar to form GE SeaCo he was promoted to lead the Engineering and Technical Services Department responsible for all elements of container design, build and maintenance for all container types. Bill now provides independent consulting services to the freight container industry specialising on safety and container design. Bill was a founder member of the Container Owners Association (COA) and remains closely associated with them. He is also a regular member of the ISO Technical Committee 104 and contributed to a number of the Sub-committee Working Groups. Bill has been a member of the International Safety Panel for some years. This document has been produced in association with the International Tank Container Organisation (ITCO). ITCO was formed in 1998 as a result of the merging of International Tank Container Leasing Association (ITCLA) and the European Portable Tank Association (EPTA). The purpose of ITCO is to act as a voluntary non-profit trade association representing the international tank container industry to the public and governmental bodies and to advance the interests of the industry. ©ICHCA International Limited
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