Australasian Mine Safety - Winter 2017

In this issue

This issue we look at Mine sites around the world who are learning about the importance of keeping things safe through unfortunate events.

Kaitlyn Bruschi, Dietitian, tells us about the importance of sleep in fatigue management and how lack of sleep can have disastrous consequences.

Quentin Staes-Polet, Regional Director, South Asia, Unity Technologies talks about the future of mining, both virtual and augmented.

We look at two aspects: reclosers, which are now commonly used to control and protect overhead powerlines on mine sites; and taking care when suspending operations.

Australasian Mine Safety Magazine Description:

Over the last fifteen years maintaining and improving mine safety has become a non-negotiable characteristic of responsible mining companies throughout Asia Pacific.

The Australasian Mine Safety Journal (AMSJ) has created a very important niche market that specifically targets those mine safety decision makers and provides comprehensive editorial content on the current trends and activities associated with mine safety across the Asia Pacific region.

The Australasian Mine Safety Journal has become the regions key mine safety information provider that is distributed individually to more than 3500 mine management, mine safety & environment professionals throughout the region every quarter.

If you are a leader or key decision maker in the mining industry across Australia and Asia the Australasian Mine Safety Journal is an essential reference tool for you.