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Review prompts change to safety reporting

Monday 14 July 2008

A damning report into the way mine safety statistics are recorded in Queensland will bring about changes to the system, Queensland Mines and Energy Minister Geoff Wilson has said.


Overhaul of mine safety statistics report

Wednesday 02 July 2008

The Queensland Government will bring in sweeping changes to the way in which annual mine safety statistics are recorded in the State, according to Mines and Energy Minister Geoff Wilson.


Rope shovel goes into operation

Tuesday 01 July 2008

The third and final Bucyrus 495HD Electric Rope Shovel was successfully delivered, constructed, and commissioned at Boddington Gold Mine in Western Australia.


Shipment nears for FMG's first ore

Monday 31 March 2008

Fortescue Metals Group's (FMG) Pilbara Iron Ore and Infrastructure Project is on track for first ore shipment in mid-May, according to the company's Monthly Construction Report - February 2008.


Eye protection increases worker safety

Friday 28 March 2008

ACCORDING to the latest Resources Safety MineSafe magazine, the amount of lost time eye injuries has decreased by more than 66%.


Dampier Port upgrade on time, on budget

Tuesday 15 January 2008

RIO Tinto's US$1.4 billion Dampier Port upgrade project in Western Australia has been completed on time and on budget.


PPE statistics for mining

Saturday 05 January 2008

ARE there any statistics showing improvements in safety in the mining industry resulting from personal protective equipment (PPE) use?


Review slams QLD safety reporting

Tuesday 30 October 2007

A DEPARTMENT of Mines and Energy (DME) review has shown a lot of work needs to be done to improve safety reporting in Queensland Mines and Quarries


Safety keeps pace with growth – just

Tuesday 09 October 2007

THE recently released Safety performance in the Western Australian mineral industry – accident and injury statistics 05–06 revealed a 10% increase in the average workforce from the previous year.


Transparency in safety reporting essential

Friday 08 June 2007

THE peak representative body for the Queensland minerals and energy sector has confirmed its support for a revamp of safety reporting at Queensland mines, while totally rejecting claims that the industry is engaged in false reporting.


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