Mines urged to prepare for Tropical Cyclone Alfred
The Queensland Resources Regulator (RSHQ) is urging mines and quarries in southeast Queensland to prepare for Tropical Cyclone Alfred before it makes landfall.
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Across the Pacific
The PNG Industrial & Mining Resources Exhibition and Conference will debut under new ownership in 2024. Safe to Work takes a look at what attendees can expect.
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MARS on a mission
AusIMM’s International Mine Health and Safety Conference will tackle some of the biggest issues facing the industry, including mental health and workplace culture.
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At the forefront of hoist safety
With its SIL 3 certified mine hoisting solutions, ABB shows why it’s been a market leader for 130 years.
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No injuries in train derailment shows value of autonomous machinery
A Rio Tinto autonomous train derailed on the evening of February 11, with no injuries reported.
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How smoother mine haul roads are key to improving productivity across Australia’s mining sector
For Australian-headquartered engineering and solutions company Global Road Technology (GRT), over a decade’s worth of experience in the resources sector delivering infrastructure projects has underlined the importance of smoother mine site haul roads in improving the productivity and profitability of mining operations across the country.
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Queensland Government backing propels Global Road Technology’s growth
Support from the Queensland Government is propelling the growth of engineering and solutions company Global Road Technology (GRT) across the world as the business expands its domestic and international footprint.
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World Safety Congress looks to shape change
As the 2023 World Congress on Safety and Health at Work enters its third day, attendees are looking at ways they can make real improvements to safety outcomes.
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MinRes backs mental health
Mineral Resources (MinRes) has partnered with The Y WA for its fifth annual Inside Our Minds campaign.
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Webinar – Safety and the Contractor Workforce
Why did WA reverse the Aboriginal Heritage Act decision?
On August 8, the Western Australian Government announced that it would be restoring the Aboriginal Heritage Act 1972. But what is behind that decision?
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WA appoints new mining advocacy body
Western Australian Mines and Petroleum Minister Bill Johnston has announced that Edith Cowan University (ECU) will take on the role of the Professional Chair in Mining Work Health and Safety.
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Coal mines to face tighter air quality restrictions
Australia’s coal mines will soon face more stringent restrictions on air quality after a review released by Safe Work Australia.
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Missing Perth prospector found alive
Prospector Brian Brady was found alive following a four-day search in Western Australia.
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WA celebrates fire and emergency responders
Finalists have been announced for the 2023 Western Australian Fire and Emergency Services (WAFES) Awards.
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Juukan Gorge rehabilitation in progress
The Puutu Kunti Kurrama and Pinikura (PKKP) Aboriginal Corporation has established a committee to communicate with Rio Tinto about the desired rehabilitation of Juukan Gorge.
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Finger injury prompts safety recommendations
A truck driver at an above-ground mine in Queensland had his fingertip severed after a tarp pulley operated unexpectedly.
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Easy with EZI-GUARD
While safe practice is essential across a mine site, conveyors can be especially dangerous – especially when unguarded.
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Protective fabrics made for life
With over a million people wearing its materials, TenCate Protective Fabrics creates safety clothing that will last a lifetime.
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Made for miners, made for the planet
CRC Industries’ SmartWasher has become a truly global product, with the company supplying it across Asia-Pacific, Europe and the Middle East.
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