Following the success of recent IQA Women in Quarrying meetings, John Mitas urges Institute members and the broader extractive industry to review their recruitment and development program strategies for quarry women.
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Limestone quarry?s second life
A former quarry that is now used for performing arts and other local events once played a prominent role in the development of a major Australian city.
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Upgrade to tracked impact crusher
Striker has made a series of upgrades to its HMR1312 tracked impactor.
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Operational quarry could fetch $4m at auction
A hard rock quarry is expected to fetch up to $4 million when it is put up for auction later this month.
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New recycling technology for earthmoving tyres
A new company has developed an eco-friendly recycling process to help the mining sector convert used earthmoving tyres into renewable energy sources.
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Compact, robust hydraulic hammer
The Sandvik Rammer 2155 hydraulic hammer is built to last and for ease of operation.
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Quarry supplier secures international distribution deal
A local quarry equipment supplier has expanded its materials handling product offering by partnering with an international manufacturer.
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Major project work forecast for coming years
A new report has indicated that public infrastructure construction will start to increase in one of the mining states, particularly for road and railway upgrades.
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New mobile plant unveiled at Sandvik conference
Quarry machinery supplier Sandvik Construction has unveiled new mobile crushing and screening products at its first global distributor conference.
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The men on the hill
If you think quarrying work today – with the aid of modern technology – is hard, then spare a thought for the hard-working quarry folk of Barre, US, in the 19th century. As Bill Langer explains, the work was gruelling – and it used up a lot of carbohydrates!
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