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Safety award for apprentice A FRANKSTON North apprentice had a big win at this year’s Apprentice Training Awards. Chloe Trivett-Keevers was nominated in the Stop Taking A Risk category. The award is for people who uphold safety standards in the industry. Last week she won the STAR award. Trivett-Keevers is a year into her Certificate IV in Work Health and Safety. Trivett-Keevers accepted the award at an event on 22 November at the Plaza Ballroom. The event is hosted by the Apprentice Employment Network. A post on its LinkedIn page read “congratulations to all the winners tonight, and to the finalists. You are all winners in your own right, and your dedication to apprenticeships and traineeships is not only rewarded tonight, but the greater reward is the lifelong career you are paving the way for through your efforts.”
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Frankston Times
28 November 2023
FRANKSTON North apprentice Chloe Trivett-Keevers. Picture: Supplied
