An original equipment manufacturer has developed a data-focused solution that allows attachments and tools in a quarry producer’s fleet to be monitored via an app available on computers, tablets and smartphones.
Modular plant bolsters gold production
A modular crushing and screening plant solution is playing a vital role in delivering production capacity for a New South Wales gold processing operation.
Down the hole gel marks paradigm shift in stemming tech
It’s been a work in progress for four years but a longstanding dust control company has devised an innovative alternative to conventional rock stemming in blasting. Mason Trouchet, of Rainstorm Dust Control, spoke to Damian Christie about the company’s new stem gel product.
Expedition to uncover geological secrets of Macquarie Island
A voyage on the CSIRO’s research vessel RV Investigator is being conducted by MAS and ANU scientists to map the seafloor surrounding Macquarie Island.
Machinery operators, drivers faced highest number of workplace fatalities in 2019
Safe Work Australia has released updated work health and safety statistics, which compiles national data on all workers and bystanders injured at work.
Peak body unveils national construction industry charter
The ACA has released a national charter for the industry, outlining ten commitments to reform the nation’s construction sector.
South Australia anticipates ‘tidal wave’ of construction, jobs
The South Australian Government has announced it has begun its “building boom” across the state with more than $1 billion of infrastructure projects expected within the next six months.
CCAA urges policy reforms for Queensland post-election
The CCAA has encouraged both major political parties in Queensland to deliver reforms for the heavy construction materials industry after the state election.
Engineering insights event anticipates future market outlook, materials demand
A wet processing symposium run by CDE Global featured speakers from BIS Oxford and Repurpose It. They provided insight into the challenges and expectations of Australia’s extractive industry moving forward.
Rigged for the job
A series of drill rig chains with increased fatigue strength are enabling rigs to continue operating in some of the toughest environments in the country.