Fire Forensics has a reputation as a capable team of fire and explosion investigators in Australia and globally, with a job at a major coal mine in Mozambique opening a can of worms that the company was determined to solve.
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Fire Forensics brings truth from the ashes
Fire Forensics applies the most astute investigative skills to help companies get to the bottom of a mysterious fire or explosion.
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Fire erupts from QLD exploration drill rig
A fire has broken out from the compressed air system on a UDR 1000 reverse circulation drill rig during an exploration activity in Queensland.
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Western Areas guards against bushfire threats
Western Areas has completed further controlled burns at the Forrestania nickel operation in the Goldfields region of Western Australia to brace for future fire seasons.
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Flexibladder fetches firefighting facilities for site
For more than 60 years, Labaronne CITAF has designed and built flexible bladder tanks for liquid storage and transportation. Safe to Work speaks with Flexibladder about its firefighting applications for mine sites.
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Prepare for the unexpected with tailored emergency response training courses
Being prepared for potential accidents is a vital skill for miners when working at heights, underground or with chemicals and explosives. Australasia Fire & Emergency Response College is training workers to deal with a range of common mine accidents and dangers.
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Mining companies aid bushfire appeal
BHP and Rio Tinto are amongst mining companies that have donated to the Red Cross in support of people affected by Australia’s bushfire crisis.
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Coal miners warned of fire safety after Yallourn breach
Earth Resources Regulation has warned coal mine operators of fire safety ahead of the high fire danger period this summer.
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Peabody re-enters North Goonyella mine following fire
Peabody Energy has started re-entering Zone One of the North Goonyella mine in Moranbah, Queensland, following its "spontaneous combustion event" last year.
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Peabody considers North Goonyella future after fire impact
Peabody Energy's financial performance in the March quarter has been dented by a fire that broke out at the North Goonyella coal mine in Queensland.
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Cobar underground fire leaves no injury
An agitator truck has caught fire in an underground metals mine in Cobar, causing 19 workers to retreat to refuge chambers while the fire was brought under control.
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Thermal event: FISCA extinguishes fire risk
FISCA fire inspector Chris Hughes explains some of the fire RISKS that mine sites encounter and how to prevent them.
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Thermal event: FISCA extinguishes fire risk
FISCA fire inspector Chris Hughes explains some of the fire risks that mine sites encounter and how to prevent them.
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Bushfires and respiratory protection
Bushfires are part of life in Australia. These fires can produce vast amounts of smoke, off-gases and ash and there is a need to consider the most appropriate ways of providing respiratory protection for those exposed to these contaminants.
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All workers safe after fire at WA gold-copper mine
Doray Minerals has resumed activities after ensuring that there were no further hazards two days after its underground loader caught fire last week.
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