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Mining safety is a broad term referring to the practice of controlling and managing a wide range of hazards associated with the life cycle of mining-related activities. AMSJ contains a range of highly relevant  work safety and mining safety information, articles, case studies and other information.

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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...

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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...

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Site Safety – Lockout Stay Safe!

Group lock boxes of all sizes One person, one lock If more than one person is working on the same plant, each person should attach their own personal padlock to each isolation point to prevent the...

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Mine approves automating multiple machines

A mining services company plans to automate its earthmoving equipment. An Australian resources operation will soon install new autonomous technology that effectively controls multiple machines at...