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Waterblasting Safety for the Mine: Keep the Basics in Mind to Ensure High Safety Standards
When it comes to waterblasting and handling water jets powerful enough to cut through the toughest pipe buildup, setting the highest safety standards is of the utmost importance – especially when those processes are taking place in a mine setting. This week’s Blog from Jetstream of Houston looks at some of the steps contractors and internal mine crews should take in order to start on the right path when it comes to waterblasting safety.
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How Choosing the Right Equipment and Rental Provider Can Lead to Better Safety, Increased Productivity, and Reduced Costs for Mining Projects
The mining industry is nothing if not competitive and, if you want to succeed, you need a lean and efficient operation. This week’s Blog from Cooper Equipment Rentals looks at how outsourcing your mining fleet is a great way to keep costs down and try out the latest, most advanced equipment.
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The Power of Partnership: Indigenous Involvement in Canada’s Energy & Mining Sectors
Collaboration in the energy and resource-based sector is critical – and it must absolutely include effective, equitable, and meaningful partnerships with Indigenous Peoples. This week’s Blog from EY Canada, discusses the importance of Indigenous engagement, as well as the opportunities and benefits that exist when pursuing effective Indigenous relations.
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Coal Processing with Screen Media: Solving the Three Biggest Coal Screening Challenges
The demand for coal, especially in the power generation industry, is hitting record highs as people want to ensure that when they need heat, light, or transportation, it’s readily and economically available. This week’s Blog from MAJOR discusses how customized high vibration screen media continues to grow as the solution for the myriad of challenges in the coal industry.
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Engineering a Brighter Tomorrow: Building the Energy Transition Talent Pipeline
When it comes to the many challenges of the global energy transition competing for urgent attention, the shortage of skilled engineers needs to be priority number one. But what is the best way to address this issue and cultivate the right skills, at the right place, and at the right time? This week’s Blog from ABB explores how mining companies can be an enabler in the net zero journey by securing the industry’s top talent.
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Mark Your Calendars for the Award-Winning Mineral Exploration and Mining Showcase – PDAC 2024
The annual Prospector’s & Developers Association of Canada’s (PDAC) Convention is right around the corner! Happening March 3-6, 2024, @thePDAC is the world’s premier mineral exploration and mining convention, and is the leading convention for people, governments, companies, and organizations connected to mineral exploration. This week’s Blog takes a closer look at PADC 2024, and at what attendees can expect.
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Aggregate Washing: Don’t Settle for Settling Ponds
Sophisticated water clarifiers and specially formulated polymer flocculants can eliminate the need for settling ponds at mines and aggregate plants by providing clarified water and easy-to-handle solids. This week’s Blog from Jadair International Inc. introduces us to their Settler / Clarifier System that is a great alternative to conventional settling ponds.
aggregate, Aggregate washing, Canadian Mining, clarified water, clarifier, clay, clean water, continuous supply, crushed rock, Del Williams, dimensional stone, easy-to-handle solids, gold, impurities, Jadair, labour, limitations, maintenance, mines, mining industry, organic matter, polymers, quarries, reclamation systems, sand, settling ponds, silt, Unfixed, washing, water, water clarification systems, water clarification technology, Water Treatment -
Occupational Disease Risks in Key Industries: Protecting Workers’ Health
Occupational diseases are health problems that can affect workers because of the type of work they do. Last year, Workplace Safety North – along with the Occupational Cancer Research Centre – released three new posters showing the top occupational disease risks in the forestry, mining, and pulp and paper sectors. This week’s Blog takes a closer look at this collaboration and talks about the importance of raising awareness of safety in the workplace.
Canadian Mining, cancer, Disease surveillance system, Forestry, Health and safety measures, Health data, Health risks, Joint health and safety committee (JHSC), Mining, Occupational Cancer Research Centre (OCRC), Occupational diseases, Occupational Exposure Registry, OCRC, Ontario Ministry of Labour, Pulp and paper, Unfixed, Worker compensation, Workplace Safety North (WSN), workplacesafety -
PDAC Recognizes 2024 PDAC Award Recipients
Every year, The Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada (PDAC) recognizes outstanding performers in the Canadian and international mineral exploration and mining industry. This week’s Blog takes a look at the 2024 PDAC Award recipients.
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Workplace Investigations: Best Practices in Mining
In the dynamic landscape of the mining sector, maintaining a safe and compliant workplace is paramount. This week’s Blog from Lai-King Hum of Hum Law breaks down everything we need to know about when the Ministry of Labour comes to the job site to investigate an incident.
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