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EPISODE · Jul 12, 2024 · 51 MIN

Astrid van der Burgt - Women on Wheels/Road Safety

from The Analyte

In this episode, I am joined by Astrid van der Burgt, Head of Road Safety at Hocim, a global leader in building materials. Astrid is a Chartered Fellow at the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transportation as well as a member of the Association for Road RIsk Management She is based in Holderbank, Aargau Canton, Switzerland.  Astrid is an award winning safety professional, specializing in road safety and the management of dangerous goods. Her expertise spans across UK and international regulations, making her a pivotal figure in the field of road safety. With a career dedicated to fostering safer working environments, Astrid embodies professionalism, knowledge, and a customer-oriented approach. Astrid's positive outlook and enthusiasm are contagious.  In her current role at Holcim, and through her previous experiences, including her strategic involvement with Transaid and her global impact at Kuehne + Nagel, Astrid has consistently demonstrated her commitment to enhancing safety standards and practices. Today on "The Analyte," we'll uncover Astrid's journey, exploring her key achievements and the innovative strategies she has implemented in road safety and championing, "women on wheels".  

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