How Chartered status helped this engineer build technical expertise
For mining engineer Jane Brunton, the benefits of becoming Chartered were clear even before she achieved the qualification.
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The many benefits of using EVs on mining sites
From cutting costs and emissions to boosting health and safety, electrification of mining vehicles is the way forward.
The copper conundrum: must we mine our way to net-zero?
Becoming a green energy society that meets its net-zero goals will require mining copper at a faster rate than ever. ...
Hydrogen’s role in decarbonising mining
Inside the consortium of mining companies shaping the future of green hydrogen in Australia.
The drill that provides real-time geophysics data
Sravani Mukkisa is optimising a technology that can give miners and geologists the data they need to make decisions while ...
How planning can deliver successful mine closures
With regulators imposing a complex and varied raft of requirements on operators, it’s never been more important to take a ...
Australian mine trials underground EV charging
ABB introduces one of the first underground DC fast chargers in Australia for Glencore’s CSA copper mine in New South ...
The challenges of completing the world’s deepest remote underground mine inspection
Australian engineers have sent a robot where no other has gone before, completing the deepest remote underground mine inspection in ...
This Australian technology helps to avoid dangerous tailings dams collapses
In response to major catastrophic tailings dam collapses in recent years, an Australian team has developed a new slope stability ...
Pandemic-proofing projects and operational sites with remote engineering support
Since 2019, 75 per cent of Waterline’s multi-disciplinary engineering projects were delivered without an engineer ever setting foot onsite.
