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This episode reflects on how the events of 11 December 2005 continue to inform practice and drive ongoing improvements across high-hazard industries, more than twenty years after the Buncefield incident. Following the release of ECI-hub and the Tank Storage Association’s animated anniversary case-study video, the conversation explores the importance of keeping these lessons alive through clear, accessible training, shared learning, and continued collaboration.
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