Rio Tinto has upped the ante of its COVID-19 testing at Perth Airport by introducing antigen screening on all company fly-in, fly-out workers travelling to and from mine sites. Read More
Non-essential fly-in, fly-out (FIFO) travel in Queensland's resources sector will be limited until January 22 despite a 72-hour lockdown being lifted in Greater Brisbane. Read More
The coronavirus pandemic has impacted the entire globe, changing the way people work and live, including the mining industry. Safe to Work investigates how the mining industry has supported the Australian economy during a time of crisis. Read More
BHP has stressed that the vigilant protection of Aboriginal and Torres Straight Islander communities from COVID-19 should continue as restrictions begin to ease in Australia. Read More
There is no doubt the mining industry will have to adopt different practices to not only manage the current requirements of social distancing, but to also manage any future global pandemics. Read More
The manufacturing industry will need to adapt and implement different working practices to manage the current restrictions of social distancing. Read More
Rio Tinto has partnered with Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS) Queensland to improve emergency and remotely delivered health care services across the region. Read More
Newmont has minimised staffing levels at its operations significantly, stating that the health and safety of its people and host communities is “paramount” to the company. Read More
Bat Booth 2.0 uses temperature checks to help protect workers from viral infections and heat stress, while reducing the risk of dust diseases such as coal workers pneumoconiosis, silicosis and farmer’s lung. Read More
Resources sector councils have joined forces to deliver a national television and digital campaign to spread the sector’s coronavirus safety protocols. Read More