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Osprey International, formerly known as OAM, is a risk management consulting firm headquartered in Western Australia. It was founded in 1998 and has since provided services in Australasia, Southeast Asia, Southwest Pacific, West Africa, and the Gulf Region. Osprey International offers a range of solutions in the area of risk management, including assessment, planning, administration, and training. Their services include the design and assurance of the risk management system as well as leadership development. The firm collaborates with multinational companies from sectors including Mining, Exploration, Energy, and Maritime Transportation.

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