Most of us would think that miners are only exposed to risks that involve moving machinery, explosions and fire.

Following the mining industry downturn in 2011, miners have focused on cost reduction through stretching maintenance schedules and aggressive supply chain practices, often to the detriment of asset reliability.

What are the future compliance requirements to achieving zero harm occupational exposure to respirable mine dust?

Unintended interactions between equipment and workers in mines can have serious consequences; 23 per cent of global mining fatalities can be attributed to contact with a moving or rotating plant or unintended equipment operation.

Respiratory disease cause by airborne particulates and exposure to carcinogenic dust is still an issue at mine sites.

Towards zero harm. Follow this brief guide to learn about cabin air quality management from Breathe Safe.

Australian mining is a cyclical industry that is prone to boom or bust. It is an industry that requires investing wisely and looking at all available options when considering the set-up of a new plant or attempting to reduce costs in a brownfield operation.

East West Insurance Brokers (EWIB) has intimate knowledge of the Australian mining industry, recognising its vital contribution to the country’s economy.

Protecting electrical components from airborne mine dust is paramount as abrasive and corrosive dusts cause irreversible damage. Critical components must be maintained cool to avoid costly repairs.

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Every single major mining project requires an extremely thorough understanding and estimation of the contained resources and reserves. With ever improving technology and cutting-edge mining software solutions, geologists, engineers and upper management can better understand their resources and projects, leading to more accurate, precise and cost-efficient operations. MICROMINE provides industry leading tools for exploration, resource … Continue reading How to improve efficiencies through resource estimation →

In early 2017 Cornwall Resources was setting up an exploration department ahead of a 7,000m diamond drill program and chose to implement MICROMINE’s exploration and mine design solution Micromine across its operations.

Recessed chamber and membrane plate filter presses are gaining more popularity in the coalfields. The systems are used to dewater fine refuse that would traditionally be pumped to a thickener and eventually to an impoundment or settling pond. Instead, the dry cake produced by the filter press can be backfilled into the pit. This is … Continue reading Improved dewatering techniques instead of impounding coal fines →

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Breathe Safe has established successful trials with our capability to remote monitor mining equipment cabins and enclosures at remote locations to evaluate, educate and provide real time data to assist with health and safety procedures and to increase productivity. To download the white paper, fill out the form below:

Recessed chamber and membrane plate filter presses are gaining more popularity in the coalfields. The systems are used to dewater fine refuse that would traditionally be pumped to a thickener and eventually to an impoundment or settling pond. Instead, the dry cake produced by the filter press can be backfilled into the pit. This is … Continue reading Improved dewatering techniques instead of impounding coal fines →

Australian mining is a cyclical industry that is prone to boom or bust. It is an industry that requires investing wisely and looking at all available options when considering the set-up of a new plant or attempting to reduce costs in a brownfield operation. The mining industry makes up approximately eight per cent of Australia’s … Continue reading Semi-mobile sizer stations: cutting costs and reducing noise, dust and CO2 emissions →

Many companies are upgrading to fleet management systems, which are wirelessly linked to computers on board their vehicles, giving them visibility into the minute-by-minute status of equipment and vehicles. This whitepaper explains how onboard computers can present operators with the information and alerts they need to get their job done safely and efficiently. To download … Continue reading Rugged in-vehicle computers: the answer to industry challenges →

Picking the correct level measurement technology is important as whatever technology that is picked needs to be easy to install and operate. This whitepaper explains how the reliability and real time capabilities of radar level measurement are used to help identify and take corrective action on any abnormal conditions. To download this white paper, fill … Continue reading Radar Level Measurement And Its Uses In The Mining Industry →

Many companies are upgrading to fleet management systems, which are wirelessly linked to computers on board their vehicles, giving them visibility into the minute-by-minute status of equipment and vehicles. This whitepaper explains how onboard computers can present operators with the information and alerts they need to get their job done safely and efficiently. To download … Continue reading Rugged in-vehicle computers: the answer to industry challenges →