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Holcim plant manager appointed

25 Jul 2008

Holcim (New Zealand) Ltd has this week announced the appointment of Chester Goodson as plant manager at its Westport Cement Works.

Former plant manager Chris Dempsey resigned earlier this year to take up a cement management position overseas.


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