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  • NSW OHS legislation amendments

    The Occupational Health and Safety Amendment (Application to Mining Workplaces and Coal Workplaces) Regulation 2008 has expanded, with consequences for mining workplaces and coal mines.

    30/09/2008

  • Cause of mine collapse unresolved

    VICTORIAN safety investigators have yet to identify what caused the batter in an open cut coal mine in the Latrobe Valley to collapse last year.

    12/02/2008

  • Supervisor raises alarm on mobile

    A SHIFT supervisor at the Wollshed Gully underground gold mine in Ballarat made his way to the bottom of a ventilation shaft and used his mobile telephone to raise the alarm after the mine’s roof collapsed trapping 27 miners.

    12/02/2008

  • OHS amendment for major hazard facilities

    WorkCover NSW has published new Major Hazard Facilities (MHFs) regulations in the NSW Government Gazette.

    17/07/2008

  • State safety reform rollout

    Major steps in the consistency of workplace health and safety laws in the NSW mining industry have come into effect.

    11/09/2008

  • Safety seminar presentations

    A NEW section o the NSW DPI Mine Safety website has presentations from NSW DPI seminars and conferences.

    28/09/2007

  • Energy efficient compressors

    Atlas Copco has released a range of energy efficient oil-injected compressors.

    04/04/2008

  • Water regulation to wash over miners

    Pressing water regulation from state and federal governments will force the mining industry to adopt comprehensive water measurement and accounting systems.

    16/09/2009

  • Investigation confirms CO poisoning

    VICTORIAN safety investigators have confirmed that carbon monoxide poisoned several contract employees at an underground mine in the State last year after they re-entered the mine following a production blast.

    12/02/2008

  • Risk management model needed, IRC

    The Industrial Relations Commission has released its review of the Mines Safety Act (1994).

    21/04/2009

  • Traversing the OHS minefield

    MOST employers these days understand they must provide a safe workplace, but how do you know what’s acceptable OHS practice when even the experts and guideline creators don’t always agree? *Amanda Hecimovic writes

    01/08/2007

  • Land contamination law to have major impact

    South Australia's construction, mining and petroleum industries are facing a new regime which will require the review and possible testing of fill before it is moved from site to site.

    01/09/2008

  • Comment: Mitch Hooke

    Minerals Council of Australia CEO Mitch Hooke comments on the Australian National University study on the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act (EPBC Act).

    08/09/2009

  • Free information seminars for coal sector

    From 1 September 2008 the NSW coal mining industry will undergo some changes thanks to the extended Occupational Health and Safety Regulation 2001 Act.

    07/07/2008

  • Mining safety in Queensland takes a boost

    INNOVATION Underground Transport has received $294,454 to further develop a people carrier for use in underground coal mines.

    16/05/2007

  • International explosives training

    AN INTERNATIONAL body for explosives professionals has released a new training program.

    23/10/2007

  • Death prompts regulation overhaul

    WA Minister for Mines and Petroleum Norman Moore announced changes to the mining industry’s safety regulations, following the death of an Alcoa contractor.

    03/09/2009

  • Forum for mine safety blueprint

    THE WA Government has launched a forum aimed at addressing mine safety in Australia

    02/07/2007

  • Employee narrowly escapes injury onsite

    The Queensland Department of Mines and Energy (DME) has released a report urging all mines check hull integrity on a regular basis after a pontoon suddenly capsized while the mounted pump was being serviced.

    11/09/2008

  • Safety review poses more questions: QRC

    The Queensland Resources Council (QRC) says Queensland Ombudsman David Bevan’s report on the Regulation of Mine Safety in Queensland has raised serious questions over the state government's budget decision to transfer its funding to industry.

    30/07/2008

6 of 6 resultsProducts

    • Isuzu Front Underrun Protection Device

      Isuzu Trucks has released an optional Front Underrun Protection Device for FV and FX Series models, designed to improve safety for other road users while enhancing the model's load carrying ability.

    • High-power density brush DC motor

      Portescap has launched a high-power density brush DC motor that features a cordless design with a self-supporting coil and magnetic circuit.

    • DC motors

      M Rutty & Co has released a range of commutated DC motors that are said to have low detent torques and high efficiency.

    • Caterpillar releases mobile generator sets

      Caterpillar has released natural gas mobile generators.

    • Hall sensor amplifier

      M Rutty & Co. has launched a RoHS-compliant four-quadrant amplifier engineered to optimise the performance of brushless motors where efficiency, high acceleration and safety are of primary significance.

    • ABB unveils conveyor control software

      ABB Australia has developed mining software to control bulk material handling applications.

     

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