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Read FlipbookSpring 2017
QLD Mining & Energy Bulletin (QMEB) communicates through print, digital & social media to a combined readership of 82,500 industry key decision makers.
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Read FlipbookAustralasian Mine Safety Journal Issue 30 Spring 2016
Australasian Mine Safety Journal is Australia's leading mining safety publication. Spring 2016 covers key issues such as disaster management, managing fatigue and mining safety innovations.
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Read FlipbookAutumn 2018
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Read ArticleEverything You Need to Know About Temporary Fencing in Mining
Mining is one of Australia’s biggest industries, worth hundreds of millions of dollars every year. It’s an industry that demands..
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Read ArticleDangerous Incident – Telescopic Boom Failure
Summary: The Resources Regulator has been made aware of an incident that occurred in Western Australia recently on an elevated work..
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Dangerous incident – Haul Truck and Grader Collision
Summary: A haul truck ran into a grader while trying to pass it. Positive communications protocols were not followed. No injuries..
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Dangerous incident – Highwall Failed
Summary: A highwall failed and material spilled over the bund protection and onto the working bench below. This blocked access to..
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Dangerous incident – Excavator Rolled
Summary: An excavator rolled onto its side while clearing overburden on a bench. The operator suffered minor injuries requiring first..
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Dangerous incident – Hydraulic Oil Incident
Summary: An operator was hit with a stream of hydraulic oil while installing a roof bolt from a continuous miner. The..
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Dangerous incident – Haul Truck Collision
Summary: A collision occurred between two haul trucks. One truck reversed into the other. There were no injuries but one truck..
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Read ArticleDangerous Incident – Crane Hoist Rope Failure
Summary: While lifting a 4-tonne spider cap on a primary crusher, a 10-tonne overhead crane hoist rope failed. Recommendations to industry: Lifting..
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Read ArticleChoosing the right mental health training for your organisation
The Government of Western Australia Department of Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety has released Choosing the right mental health training for..
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