The Corporate Emissions Reduction Transparency report pilot recruits 25 of Australia’s largest companies, including Fortescue and South32.
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Fortescue: All aboard the Infinity Train
Fortescue Metals Group will develop a regenerating battery-electric iron ore train project, the Infinity Train, in a world-first development.
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Rio Tinto ramping up safe production system
Rio Tinto will expand its safe production system beyond five pilot sites aiming at improving targeted bottlenecks, its quarterly report said.
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Fortescue all aboard the decarbonisation train
Fortescue is continuing the decarbonisation of its locomotive fleet with the recent purchase of two new battery-electric locomotives.
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Fortescue and RFDS announce helicopter service
Fortescue and the RFDS have announced a new aeromedical helicopter service that will improve emergency response to mine sites in WA.
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Major miners partner to educate industry on social issues
Rio Tinto, BHP and Fortescue Metals Group have partnered to raise social awareness about sexual harassment, bullying and racism in the mining industry.
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Fortescue charter flights reduce South West commute
Fortescue Metals Group has celebrated the first of its Western Australian charter flights from Busselton to its operations in the Pilbara in a bid to improve safety by keeping workers off the road.
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Cloudbreak worker tests positive to COVID-19
Fortescue Metals Group (Fortescue) has been advised by the Western Australian Department of Health that a maintenance contractor at its Cloudbreak site has returned a weak positive test result for COVID-19.
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Safety first as Fortescue hits haulage record
Fortescue Metals Group has recognised a commitment to operational efficiency and safety with its autonomous haul (AHS) fleet moving two billion tonnes of material.
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Fortescue unveils remote dozing capability
Fortescue has demonstrated the first remote operation of a dozer in Australia at the Christmas Creek iron ore mine in Western Australia.
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Fortescue invests $25m in mining skills
Fortescue Metals Group has pledged $25 million to create around 200 new traineeship positions across the company, including entry-level positions in safety and autonomous operations.
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Fortescue workers receive Lifeline support
Fortescue Metals Group has embarked on a month-long roadshow to promote mental health across its Pilbara operations in Western Australia.
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Fortescue reports reduction in injury frequency rate
Fortescue Metals Group's total recordable injury frequency rate has dropped by 14 per cent in the 12 months to June 30.
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Fortescue envisions greater safety through Perth operations centre
Fortescue Metals Group has expanded its operations centre in Perth, launching the Fortescue Hive to improve the safety and efficiency of its integrated supply chain.
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Fortescue protects Indigenous relations despite High Court defeat
Fortescue Metals Group has lost a High Court appeal over native title of Western Australia's Yindjibarndi people.
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Fortescue flags return to normal rosters with additional screening
Fortescue Metals Group is set to reverse the changes made on its operational rosters due to COVID-19, while introducing additional screening measures and testing for workers.
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Safe to Work keeps the mining industry informed
Safe to Work is attracting more readers than ever before as the industry seeks the most relevant and up to date news and information about new opportunities during these challenging times.
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Fortescue fights for workforce access amid tight border controls
Fortescue Metals Group has continued to manoeuvre through the impact of Western Australia’s strict border controls for all access points on its operations.
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MERC competitors do their best to prepare for the worst
As mine sites are often in remote areas, the impact of disasters like bushfires is potentially higher and help is usually a lot further away.
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Fortescue autonomous fleet achieves major milestone
Fortescue Metals Group’s fleet of autonomous haul trucks in Western Australia has hit a milestone with more than one billion tonnes of material moved safely.
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