Safe way every day
Safe to Work sat down with Yancoal Australia head of training Craig Hagan to discuss how mine operators can implement a culture of safety excellence.
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TAKRAF sizers: A new generation in sizing technology
TAKRAF’s X-TREME class sizer is a new generation of sizing technology specifically tailored to hard rock applications.
These sizers incorporate custom-selected crushing segments and drive components
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Looking back to create a safer future
Registration is now open for the Queensland Mining Industry Health and Safety Conference 2024.
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Keeping communications current
As mining technology continues to advance, communications expert Sepura is keeping pace.
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Going with the flow
JSG Industrial Systems is enhancing fuel safety through the distribution of FloMAX International’s fluid transfer system components.
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Martin Engineering debuts secondary conveyor belt cleaner
Martin Engineering has announced the next generation of secondary conveyor belt cleaners engineered to reduce dusty carryback and lower maintenance time.
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Bringing superior protection and comfort to construction sites and mines
One in five Australians experience signs and symptoms of mental ill-health every year, yet more than half of them don’t reach out for help.
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BHP leads the way on gender equality
BHP has demonstrated its commitment to achieving gender balance by becoming the first mining company to surpass over 40 per cent female representation in Chile.
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Deadline extended for WA mine safety framework
The WorkSafe Mine Safety inspectorate has announced that all Western Australian mines must have a fully developed mine safety management system framework by March 31.
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Tasmania gets a $285 million boost for job skills
The Tasmanian Government has signed up to the National Skills Agreement to boost national cooperation and strategic investment in the Tasmanian vocational education and training (VET) sector.
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Preparing for Respect@Work compliance with Safetrac
Mining companies have until December 13 to comply with the Respect at Work Act. Safetrac offers training courses to help workers navigate the legislative change.
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Cadia water testing returns “typical” results
The New South Wales Environment Protection Authority (NSW EPA) has found that the level of heavy metals discovered in the drinking water near Newcrest Mining’s Cadia Valley Operations is typical for Australian rainwater tanks.
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Glencore provide SafeWork 2.0 update
WOW day has the wow factor
The Queensland Minister for Fire and Emergency Services has handed over of a new trailer to the Ravenswood state emergency service (SES) group.
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