Mines urged to step up fire readiness ahead of summer spike
With summer only weeks away, a range of resources and support is being made available to help coal mine operators reduce the chances of fire at their sites.
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Protecting electric fleets with Muster’s SAG system
MusterFire International supplied and installed a solid aerosol fire suppression system designed specifically for battery-electric buses operating within Hancock Prospecting’s Roy Hill Mine (Nullagine) and Port Hedland operations.
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BHP celebrates frontline safety breakthroughs
Efforts to make mining safer and more sustainable took centre stage at BHP’s 2025 Health, Safety, Environment and Community (HSEC) Awards, held in Melbourne last week.
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Regulator puts mines under the microscope
Resources Victoria has launched a new round of spring inspections aimed at ensuring mine and quarry operators are meeting their legal obligations to manage operational risk.
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Court ruling reinforces importance of safety in mining
A recent court judgment has sent a ”clear message” that worker health and safety remains a top priority in Queensland’s mining industry.
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BHP teams dominate emergency response competition
BHP has taken top honours at this year’s South Australian Mines Emergency Response Competition (SAMERC), with teams from both its Carrapateena and Prominent Hill operations leading the field after two days of high-pressure scenarios in the Adelaide Hills.
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Genset fire protection with Muster foam-based suppression systems
Diesel-powered generators are critical to keeping infrastructure running. Operating in harsh environments with extreme temperatures and high fuel loads, they present a significant fire risk.
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Serious mine incident sparks safety warning
The NSW Resources Regulator has issued a safety alert after a worker suffered partial amputation of three fingers during maintenance at a mine site, warning against line-of-fire exposure and the use of improvised electrical systems.
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Is silica dust the new asbestos?
For decades, asbestos was the invisible danger that left a lasting mark on the health and safety landscape. Today, silica dust is drawing the same level of concern. Found in concrete, stone, bricks, tiles, and countless building materials, respirable crystalline silica (RCS) dust is now being called the new asbestos and for good reason.
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BenStop named finalist in 2025 WA Work Health and Safety Invention of the Year
The BenStop GP 20/40 Container Door Brace has been named one of four finalists in the 2025 WA Work Health and Safety Excellence Awards, under the category Work Health and Safety Invention of the Year.
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How MST drives smarter safety underground
As underground operations grow more complex, mine operators must find new ways to monitor and reduce safety risks.
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National Response Centre: Supporting safety across Australia
With experience stemming from its origin as the central fault and emergency centre for Victoria’s Gas and Fuel Corporation, and now owned by Origin Energy, the National Response Centre (NRC) has been providing a wide range of emergency, health and safety response services to energy, mining and utility businesses across Australia for over 50 years.
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QMIHSC 2025: Insights and innovation in mining safety
The Queensland Mining Industry Health and Safety Conference (QMIHSC) continued on the Gold Coast with its second day delivering a full program of thought-provoking sessions.
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Revolutionising underground safety with real-time strata monitoring
Nome’s RockMonitor XR system is setting a new standard in real-time strata monitoring.
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Conveyor dust control delivers safer work zones
With fine materials constantly moving through conveyor systems, dust exposure has long been a safety challenge, not just a housekeeping issue at cement plants.
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QLD resources review urges industry participation
Stakeholders involved in Queensland’s resources industry are being encouraged to contribute to a review of the state’s resources safety and health regulatory model, with the consultation process now open.
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Advisory turns the switch on electrical safety
The New South Wales safety watchdog has released a number of recommendations aimed at reducing electric shocks in the mining industry following a rise in incidents.
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New resources support safer workplaces
Safe Work Australia and eSafety have collaborated to release a new set of practical resources aimed at helping employers and workers recognise and respond to online abuse in the workplace.
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Qld Government launches review into state’s safety framework
The Queensland Government has released the Terms of Reference for a wide-ranging review into the state’s resources safety framework.
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Rockfall prompts renewed safety focus
A serious incident at a metalliferous mine in NSW has prompted renewed attention on ground support safety measures.
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