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Handling News

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Pike River mine deaths could have been prevented
5 Nov 20123 min read

Pike River mine deaths could have been prevented

An investigation into the causes of the Pike River coal mine disaster has concluded that lax safety standards at the mine, coupled with a lack of regulatory oversight, was to blame for the deaths of 29 miners. In response, the minister responsible for mine oversight has resigned.

Refractory monitoring
5 Nov 20126 min read

Refractory monitoring

Stuart Harris, Land Instruments (a unit of AMETEK, Inc.) describes how continuous critical vessel monitoring can be utilised for enhanced worker safety and asset protection.

MINExpo 2012: materials handling
29 Oct 20123 min read

MINExpo 2012: materials handling

World Coal reviews news from the materials handling sector announced at MINExpo INTERNATIONAL® 2012, which took place in Las Vegas from 24 – 26 September.

MINExpo 2012: drilling product news review
26 Oct 20123 min read

MINExpo 2012: drilling product news review

World Coal reviews news from the drilling sector announced at MINExpo INTERNATIONAL® 2012, which took place in Las Vegas from 24 – 26 September.

MINExpo 2012: underground mining news review
26 Oct 20126 min read

MINExpo 2012: underground mining news review

World Coal reviews the news from the underground mining sector at MINExpo INTERNATIONAL 2012, which took place in Las Vegas on 24 – 26 September 2012.

MINExpo 2012: mining solutions for enhanced productivity
24 Oct 20128 min read

MINExpo 2012: mining solutions for enhanced productivity

World Coal reviews news of the mining solutions and software that were announced at MINExpo INTERNATIONAL 2012®, which took place in Las Vegas from 24 – 26 September.

MINExpo 2012: mining truck news review
22 Oct 20127 min read

MINExpo 2012: mining truck news review

World Coal reviews news from the mining truck sector announced at MINExpo INTERNATIONAL 2012®, which took place in Las Vegas from 24 – 26 September.

Demand for UK engineers to remain high in Australia and New Zealand for the next five years
20 Aug 20123 min read

Demand for UK engineers to remain high in Australia and New Zealand for the next five years

Demand in Australia and New Zealand for experienced engineers from the UK will remain high in 2013, and for the next five years, despite conflicting reports that the mining and natural resources boom in Australia is slowing down.

Rio Tinto makes first coal shipment from Mozambique
25 Jun 20122 min read

Rio Tinto makes first coal shipment from Mozambique

Rio Tinto has started exporting hard coking coal from its Benga Mine in the Moatize Basin in Mozambique. The first shipment of 34 000 t left the Port of Beira on 25th June, bound for an Indian steel mill.

Most US coal exports in 2011 went to Europe and Asia
20 Jun 20122 min read

Most US coal exports in 2011 went to Europe and Asia

According to a recent report by the US Energy Information Administration (EIA), 76% of US coal exports in 2011 went to Europe and Asia.

Alpha Natural Resources establishes foundation to improve mine health and safety
16 May 20123 min read

Alpha Natural Resources establishes foundation to improve mine health and safety

Alpha Natural Resources has announced the establishment of the Alpha Foundation for the Improvement of Mine Safety and Health Inc. The Alpha Foundation is a non-profit organisation whose mission is to improve mine health and safety through funding projects by qualified academic institutions, not-for-profit entities and individuals associated with those entities.

Ritchie Bros. sells late model heavy mining equipment in Moerdijk
18 Apr 20121 min read

Ritchie Bros. sells late model heavy mining equipment in Moerdijk

Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers, one of the world’s largest industrial auctioneers, is due to sell more than 1600 industrial equipment items and trucks to the highest bidders in an unreserved public auction held in Moerdijk, The Netherlands on the 19 - 20 April.

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