Aspasa

Mines should become part of fight back initiatives which means that participating mines will no longer be seen as soft targets.

Mines and quarries have participated in numerous live events that may well reshape the industry in the post-COVID economy.

“We plan to make the audits easy to comply with and want to meet our members on their terms when it is convenient for them."

“We plan to make the audits easy to comply with and want to meet our members on their terms when it is convenient for them."

“Limiting and measuring of blasting-related hazards is an interesting and complex field, which can fill an entire book."

The promise of a plethora of road construction projects are on the cards as part of Governments Covid-19 economic relief stimulus.

Since the beginning of the COVID-19 outbreak ASPASA has launched an active communication campaign designed to convey news and finding about the disease.

Best practices in health and safety are not competitive advantages and should be shared cross the mining industry wherever it can lead to improvements.

Rampant illegal mining poses a considerable threat to the formal mining industry in terms of sustainability as well as posing innumerable risk to the wellbeing of surrounding communities, according to Aspasa director Nico Pienaar.

With the failing of the South Africa's SOEs the surface mining industry should take heart that the industry still holds many opportunities.