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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 ArticleAnglo Grasstree evacuated after trending toward explosive range
The evacuation of Anglo American’s Grasstree underground coal mine by the Queensland Mines Inspectorate yesterday has highlighted a potential disconnect between mine response plans (TARPS) and...
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Read ArticleTaking care of business tragedy at Pike River
On Friday 19 November 2010, a methane explosion caused a tragedy at New Zealand’s Pike River Coal Mine resulting in the deaths of 29 workers. Dr Carlos Sorentino examines what role poor corporate...
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Read ArticleBlind spot reduction solution
A US-based teenager has developed a unique blind spot reduction system that may have application in reducing pillar blind spots and improving operator field of view in mining vehicles. 14-year-old...
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Read ArticleSemi-automated drill and blast delivery
A joint project between Orica and Epiroc will aim to deliver a semi-automated drill and blast system for underground mines by 2021. Orica and Epiroc say that the new drill and blast system will...
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Read ArticleFatal injuries from falling trailer ramp
A worker has died from fatal injuries sustained from a falling trailer ramp on a low loader trailer at a construction depot in Te Kuiti New Zealand. The 43-year-old father of two was reportedly...
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Read ArticleHaul truck burns on ramp
A haul truck has burned on a ramp from at a NSW mine. The NSW Resources Regulator reported that about 2 am while driving an empty haul truck down a ramp, a driver had to shut down the truck due to...
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Read ArticleApplication of multi-sensory virtual reality in safety training
Recent research in the use of virtual reality to improve health and safety training suggests that multi-sensory virtual reality experiences can motivate and engage employees more effectively than...
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Read ArticleHazard Management
Hazard management in mining is fundamental to the safe operation of a mine. Despite a higher than average percentage of workers in the mining sector undertaking formal occupational health and...
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Read ArticleBHP resurrects old video in support of automation
In the wake of the BHP Goonyella Riverside automation row with unions and members of the Queensland Opposition, BHP has resurrected parts of a July 2017 video shot at Jimblebar mine in early 2017...
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Read ArticleMining rehabilitation advisory committee established in Queensland
The Queensland Government have established a mining rehabilitation advisory committee to advise the government on the used of funds used to clean up abandoned mine sites. Ten of Queensland’s...
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Read ArticleCFMEU says 340 jobs will go at Goonyella Riverside
The CFMEU Mining and Energy Queensland President Stephen Smyth says that 340 jobs will go at the BMA Goonyella Riverside mine as the automation of mining trucks rolls out. Alarmingly, he has also...
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Read ArticleFIFO Worker accused of murder named
UPDATED: A FIFO worker accused of murdering his colleague at a Western Australian mine has been remanded in custody to appear in Stirling Gardens Magistrates Court on November 27. Troy Adam...
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Read ArticlePolice charge FIFO worker over murder at mine site
Western Australian Police have charged a FIFO worker at a Western Australian mine associated with the murder of another man at a mine site. Western Australia Police confirmed this morning that...
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Read ArticleBMA announces automation at Queensland coal mine
BMA Automation Becomes Reality...BMA has announced today that they will automate 300 jobs at its’ Queensland Goonyella Riverside mine through the autonomous conversion of 86 Komatsu trucks in...
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Read ArticleSustainable development goals | The future for Australia
Rapid progress for Australia on the UN’s Sustainable Development goals is possible and could deliver a fairer, greener, more prosperous nation in 2030 – if managed properly – new UNSW...
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Read ArticleEmployees entitlements in wake of bushfires
In the wake of the recent bushfires, employers are often left wondering what they should do in respect of employee entitlements. Here are some key question and answers on managing employee...
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Read ArticlePost bushfire cleanup | Asbestos Dangers
In the wake of Australia’s bushfire disaster, another potential long term danger looms. Asbestos contamination of older fire-damaged properties is a real risk. The Asbestos Diseases Foundation of...
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