Redefining fire suppression systems for mining
MusterFire International is on a mission to redefine fire suppression systems for the mining industry and enable miners to keep up to date with technological advancements.
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A natural way to improve performance
Bind-X is bringing a dust control solution to Australian shores that could save megatonnes of CO2.
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Ensuring smooth operations
JSG Industrial Systems is boosting equipment longevity through the distribution of SKF’s single-line and progressive lubrication systems.
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Next-level dust detection and measurement platform
WaterGasRenew’s new condition-monitoring range captures real-time data in one easy-to-use platform.
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South Australia overhauls explosives laws
A major overhaul of South Australia’s explosives legislation has passed Parliament, updating a bill first adopted in 1936.
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Anglo American workers collaborate to reimagine safety
Anglo American has collaborated with frontline workers to develop a new fatal risk management (FRM) program, one free of ‘another added layer of red tape’.
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Managing mental health in the age of automation
Increasing automation is giving rise to more workers operating alongside collaborative robots, but a new study suggests the psychosocial effects must be considered if workers are to enjoy the full spectrum of benefits technology has to offer.
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This week’s mine safety incident wrap-up
Mine safety incidents at NSW open cut and underground coal mines, as well as an underground metals mine, have drawn the attention of the state’s Resources Regulator.
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Extreme heatwave warnings for NT miners
The Bureau of Meteorology has issued a forecast for extreme heatwave conditions over parts of the Northern Territory in the next few days, with workers urged to seek shelter.
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New industrial manslaughter laws come into effect
On October 2 2024, changes to the Work Health and Safety Act 2012 came into effect that make industrial manslaughter a criminal offence in Tasmania.
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How do small mines stack up on air quality?
The New South Wales Resources Regulator has released findings from an investigation into air quality, dust, and other airborne contaminants in the state’s small mines.
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Boosting workplace safety in industrial settings with Tennant cleaning equipment
Across Australia this month, industries are placing extra emphasis on workplace safety in recognition of National Safe Work Month.
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Ensuring worker safety while supporting mental health
Safety Mate’s Skytec 3030V respirator is protecting workers when they need it most.
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Taking collision avoidance to the next level
Epiroc is simplifying safety above and below the ground.
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Take action against welding fume exposure
While the risks posed by welding fume are serious, keeping safe can be straightforward.
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Emergency rescue teams flock south for safety
A record number of mine emergency rescue teams are set to put their skills to the test at the South Australian Mines Emergency Response Competition (SAMERC).
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Regulator releases Grosvenor fire report
For most of July this year, a fire blazed underground at Anglo American’s Grosvenor coal mine in Queensland, prompting one regulator to investigate the potential risk at other mines.
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National Safe Work Month kicks off
This National Safe Work Month, Safe Work Australia is encouraging all Australians to make safety their business.
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WA resources diversity continues to grow
The number of women working in Western Australia’s resources sector has doubled since 2021, reinforcing the state’s push for more diversity in its resources industry.
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Queensland copper project enters recruitment mode
True North Copper (TNC) is on the lookout for new talent at its soon-to-open Cloncurry copper project (CCP) in north-west Queensland.
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