Superior Industries International Sales Director Jeff Gray tells Quarry about the constraints of navigating COVID-19 abroad and the company’s enthusiasm in the Australian market.
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Sustainability improvement via digital transformation
Steve Franklin, the Principal Consultant for Cement & Aggregate Consulting, says that quarries must prepare for the impending wave of digital transformation.
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Taking the lead in water management
Xylem MD Brian Krishna discusses water management in the extractive industry and Xylem’s robustness throughout the pandemic.
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Homegrown manufacturer puts Australian Made credentials into practice
Paul Kerr, General Manager of second generation family business Precisionscreen, talks up the importance of homegrown products as the international supply chain experiences unprecedented constraints.
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Undertaking resource optimisation in your quarry
Pit optimisation studies are useful for not only identifying a given resource, but insight into the best sequences for extraction. Jackie Gauntlett explains some of the processes necessary to derive the most value from the resource and also make significant savings in time and investment.
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Empathy in leaders: A journalist’s perspective
As part of the recent commentary on the characteristics of effective leadership, Quarry editor Damian Christie explains the importance of empathy in his role working with the quarrying industry for the past 13 years.
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Self-reflection sees everyone a winner at IQA Awards
The IQA has a way of finding the industry’s best and brightest, even when they’re as humble and unassuming as Chris Hamilton. As a winner of not one but two IQA Awards, he is just one example of the industry’s not-so-hidden gems.
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Porous Lane improves built and natural environment
The University of Melbourne has helped an ambitious manufacture to develop highly permeable pavements from recycled tyres to improve water supplies and reduce pollution.
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What does chronic unease look like in practice?
Accidents don’t just happen when things are going badly; they often happen when things appear to be going well. Jodi Goodall, of Brady Heywood, explains the concept of chronic unease in high hazard industries like quarrying, and how it can be applied in practice.
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Trust in leadership and empathetic relationships
As part of the recent commentary on the characteristics of effective leadership and the four attributes of trust, IQA CEO Kylie Fahey discusses the importance of empathy in both life and business outcomes.
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