Dropsafe Global Business Development Manager Gareth Warne tells Safe to Work that a dropped object doesn’t have to cause a dent to reputation, assets or individuals. Dropsafe global business development manager Gareth Warne is someone who is aware of the threats that come from above. “When you walk outside and look around there’s a huge … Continue reading LTI and fatalities can be prevented at mine sites →

Boart Longyear’s Ben Redd explains how learning from mistakes, near misses and management interactions increases safety for drillers.

Nothing is more important than making sure workers return home safely every day. Nivek Industries’ TED machine is helping achieve this. Safe to Work explains.

Safe To Work explains how Kal Tire has helped create a secure environment for tyre maintenance at the Roy Hill iron ore operation in the Pilbara. Ben Creagh writes.

Komatsu Rutherford HSE manager Campbell Saunders tells Vanessa Zhou how the company motivates individual employees to strive for safety at its Rutherford underground repair facility. It is not a simple task to inspire around 100 workers to make continuous improvement toward safety. The Rutherford facility is made up of boilermakers, electricians, mechanical fitters and electrical … Continue reading Komatsu instils safety culture and mindset among employees →

ESS has updated its EZI-GUARD safety system with a few tweaks over the past year. Jeremy Andeway tells Safe to Work about the upgrades.

Safe to Work talks to Safety and Defence Solutions owner Gila Davidson about Kimax, the latest design in chemical escape masks from Duram Mask.

It pays for mine site staff to be safe around conveyors, a fact ESS Engineering knows too well. The company’s extensive conveyor safety training process is revealed.

Immersive Technologies is building on the success of the LX3 medium fidelity equipment simulator with its latest platform, the LX6.

Vega’s non-contact, continuous level measurement system Vegapuls 69 continues to prove its versatility in bulk solid measuring, being utilised for the purpose of rock crusher level control, a suitably high-risk operation. Placed at a distance above the crushing system, the Vegapuls 69 can accurately measure feeds to the rock crusher despite extreme noise and dust … Continue reading New products from Vega aim to make measurement more safe →

Mastermyne has taken a relentless approach to improving safety.

Bowen Basin Mining Club director Jodie Currie explains the importance of awards and recognition in the mining industry.

The perception of mining outside of the industry itself has not always been positive.

The mining industry continues to experience improved market conditions as we move to the midway point of 2018.

The Western Australian School of Mines (WASM) has produced some of the most notable names in the history of the Australian mining industry. Amongst those is Charles Warman, inventor of the Warman Pump in 1938. Eighty years have passed since Charles Warman created the Warman Pump in Kalgoorlie and his legacy as its inventor remains … Continue reading Always Warman 80 years on →

Volatile prices of commodities or raw materials is the major trend observed in the last few years, according to Grand View Research. The mining equipment market is also expected to witness the impact of this unpredictability.

Mining is considered a sector that is driving the emergence of the fourth industrial revolution where new technologies are reshaping the industry.