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Lifting incident involving a loader axle assembly for a mine loader

A recent lifting incident involving a loader axle assembly has highlighted the requirement for the effective assessment of lifting methods during maintenance operations. According to the Minex NZ report, two fitters were fitting a 3-tonne front axle...

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Immersive Technologies Simulator

Immersive Technologies opens experience centres

Immersive Technologies has recently made available to the mining industry “Experience Centers” through its five largest offices world-wide, with the primary purpose being to demonstrate workforce...

falling drill rods pose a mining safety risk in underground mines

Falling drill rod protection

An Australian farmer and former underground miner has developed a new product to remove the risk of falling drill rods in underground mines. The product developed and produced by Bendigo company...

What is mine safety leadership?

What is mining safety leadership?

The term ‘mining safety leadership’ is often used throughout the mining industry to herald an individual or companies achievements in mine safety. But it can mean many things to many...

MEC MINING

MEC Mining launches global advisory arm

MEC Mining has announced its decision to separate its existing advisory services and launch a standalone advisory arm as a subsidiary of the MEC Mining group. The announcement comes as the growing...

Peabody Energy North Goonyella Halloween - Peabody Outlook

Grim outlook for Peabody following mine fire

OPINION The never-ending mine fire saga that’s crippled Peabody Energy’s North Goonyella mine beginning in September 2018 has raised its’ ugly head once again as Peabody has...

mining equipment websites require careful planning

Five Ways to Improve Your Equipment Website

Mining and outdoor manual labour require a good deal of equipment, some of it to protect workers, and some of it to help with the modern mining process. All of this can be expensive, difficult to...

A fitter was injured when a suspension link pin struck him following lancing

Learnings from suspension link pin incident

The NSW Resources Regulator has released a number of learnings from an incident involving a suspension link pin that ejected and struck a fitter (resulting in hospitalisation) following lancing (See...

AIHS Has awarded an honorary Fellowship

Honorary Safety Fellowship Awarded

The Australian Institute of Health & Safety has awarded its first-ever international Honorary Fellowship to Lois Hutchinson in recognition of her major contribution to safety in New Zealand...