Perfect Image shines the way
When it comes to safety on a mine sight, visibility is everything.
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A plug-and-play pedestrian detection solution
With its collision avoidance system, Proxicam, FleetSafe is providing invaluable AI safety technology to the mining industry – at an affordable price.
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Braking into the industry
Having serviced the Australian mining industry for over 20 years, Canadian industrial brake OEM Johnson Industries has plans to establish a permanent Australian presence.
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3M’s commitment to workplace safety
According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics’ report for the 2021-2022 financial year, 66 per cent of individuals in the workforce experienced time off due to injury or illness.
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Altas Iron awarded world-first safety rating
In a world-first for the mining industry, Altas Iron’s Sanjiv Ridge iron ore site in WA has been awarded the WELL Health-Safety Rating.
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Shipping pushes ahead despite fire at Wodgina
While production at Mineral Resources’ (MinRes) Wodgina lithium mine in WA remains suspended following a processing plant fire, shipping has not been impacted.
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World Safety Congress looks to shape change
As the 2023 World Congress on Safety and Health at Work enters its second day, attendees are looking at ways they can make real improvements to safety outcomes.
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Counterfeit bearings? SKF doesn’t roll with fakes
Reliable mining equipment braking systems: Ensuring safe operations
According to Safe Work Australia, one of the top-rated inherent risks associated with the mining sector is the risk of being hit by a moving object or machinery.
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“Rising fuel prices have increased EV competitiveness”: Fortescue on mining electrification
Fortescue chief executive officer Dino Otranto said that rising fuel prices have increased the competitiveness of electric vehicles, and the mining industry is currently applying the lessons learnt to other sectors.
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Revitalising environmental and worker health with the Bat Booth
Every day, at every hour, dust surrounds you. Whether you are on a worksite, a road, in a tunnel, an office, school, or hospital, harmful dust can be lurking everywhere.
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New charging robot making mines safer
ABB has completed testing of an industry-first automated robot charging technology for underground mines in partnership with mine operators Boliden and LKAB.
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Market leading Swedish welding protection goes hand-in-hand
Speedglas welding helmets and GUIDE welding gloves can work perfectly in tandem to keep you protected in the toughest environments.
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Counterfeit parts destroy 50L Cummins engine at WA mine
The high risk involved in using counterfeit parts in a high horsepower diesel engine has hit home at a mining operation in Western Australia.
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Schlam puts culture first
Schlam has committed itself to providing a safe, healthy and secure place to work, being named the 2022 WA Employer of the Year in the RISE Business Awards.
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Bodytrak is preventing heat stress while temperatures rise
Bodytrak is a data-driven solution fuelled by science that is designed to prevent incidents caused by heat stress and enhance safety practices in the workplace.
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A Safehaven for mental health
Whitehaven’s annual Safehaven Conference was held on October 10 and represented the biggest turnout in the event’s nine-year history.
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A breath of fresh air with Fanmaster’s ventilation and extraction solutions
Something as simple as clean air can be hard to come by when working in rugged industrial sectors. In some workshops, employees can be exposed to contaminants like dust, mould, and carbon dioxide – causing both short- and long-term health-related issues, which are often preventable.
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‘Guarding by location’: Putting an end to the myth
A global leader in conveyor safety is disputing the idea that putting conveyor equipment out of reach – known as “guarding by location” – is a valid form of safety.
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No charges laid for small radioactive capsule loss
The Radiological Council’s investigation into the loss of a tiny but potentially deadly radioactive capsule has been completed, with no charges or fines being issued.
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