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Category - WHAT’S NEW IN AUSTRALIAN MINING

AMSJ ‘What’s New’ category on Australasian Mine Safety Journal profiles a range on what’s new in Australian mining. We provide updates from across the Australian Mining industry on the latest news and product releases from leading product and service suppliers.

Australian mining in growing and mining companies need valuable up to date news and information in order to maximise their returns and keep their workplaces safe. If you have a new product or service, Australian mining industry news release, why not contact us to have your release shared to our ever growing readership of >100 Users per month.

What’s New also provides suppliers across this Australian mining industry to showcase their products and services and link with Mining Buyers throughout the Asia Pacific Region.

The Australasian Mine Safety Journal has become the regions key mine safety information provider reaching more than 100K mine management, mine safety & environment professionals, academics and regulators throughout the region every month through daily online articles and news. Our quarterly print magazine provides ‘evergreen’ relevant mine safety content that is read by more than 25,000 key industry personnel.

If you are a leader, key decision maker or are a stakeholder in the mining industry across Australia and the Asia Pacific, the Australasian Mine Safety Journal will keep you informed and become an essential reference tool for assisting you to develop and improve mining safety programs and mine safety performance.

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The Perfect Crew Boot

Blundstone Release the #243 – A Boot for the Master and the Apprentice Blundstone’s commitment to providing new designs that cater to all crew members has arrived with the launch of the #243 ‘crew...

Gloves now with touchscreen capability

Maximising comfort is always a top priority for the Safety Mate team. There’s no point in developing a superior safety product that doesn’t consider worker’s comfort. It’s counter-productive and can...

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Cut and impact resistant gloves

Do you know that impact and cut injuries are the two biggest serious hand injuries that occur in the workplace? This is especially prevalent in the construction, mining and oil & gas industries...

Future of engineering is here

Mechatronics engineering has been recognised by Queensland’s engineering authority as an approved area of engineering. Engineers practising in the interdisciplinary branch – connecting mechanical...

eDumper dump truck

Electric dump truck recharges without stopping

A multinational machinery maker found a way to constantly operate electric heavy vehicles without draining battery supplies. Switzerland-based Kuhn-Gruppe recently released what it claims to be the...

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Smart asset management – Dräger Rental Robot

Improving operational processes whilst controlling asset compliance. Want to know where your electrical equipment is? Want to keep track of your equipment going underground? To achieve smart...

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RPEQs and the mining sector

By Andrew SeccombeChairperson of the Board of Professional Engineers of QueenslandTechnical Manager, Blackrock Mining Solutions Pty Ltd I cannot remember how many times throughout my mining career...