 | Crashes on the way to and from coal mines in New South Wales |
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Mining disasters — What lessons can be learnt |
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Developing a reporting culture — “The Peak Downs Model” |
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New integrated pathways for mine ventilation technical training in Australia |
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Learning from accidents and incidents |
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Stanwell Corporation’s Implementation of a process to control high energy, high impact hazards |
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The role of safety under the post July 2005 Workplace Relations Act |
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Lessons from the Gretley decision — Where to from here? |
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National Mine Safety Framework |
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Pre-employment functional assessments — An important tool in recruitment and injury management |
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Participative ergonomics for manual tasks in coal mining |
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BHP Billiton Fatal Risk Control Protocols — Implementation and Challenge |
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Reducing injury risks associated with underground coal mining equipment |
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Strategic Vision — A workplace able to withstand human error and maintain zero harm |
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Safety Management Systems and Risk Management — Do they deliver? |
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Impact of individual obligations on safety performance |
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Delevoping a safety program and culture at CRL |
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Delivering on Mobile Equipment Safety |
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Mines Rescue Vehicle Stage 3 |
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Minimising exposure to diesel particulate matter — The Queensland Perspective |
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Factors influencing the explosibility of roadway dusts when slurry dust has been employed |
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Evaluation of a new real time personal dust meter for engineering studies on mine faces |
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Communication — The conduit for better management of day-to-day safety |
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Confronting a real underground safety issue — Improving safety and comfort in underground personnel transport |
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Improve heavy vehicle safety through performance testing |
