zero harm
Health and safety
Pirate operators can have you up in smoke warn AST
Allowing untrained professionals to service and maintain fire protection systems will not only dent a puts employees at great risk.
Environment
Extracting value from a liability to the environment
Compliance and the unwritten rule to ‘go beyond compliance’ in the mining industry with regards to the environment is now more important than ever before.
News
DMRE issues directive on start-up procedures
The Department of Mineral Resources and Energy (DMRE) has issued a directive to all mining operations to ensure safe start-up procedures.
Southern Africa
Life after lockdown: 10 legal considerations to take into account
It will never be ‘business as usual’ when the nationwide Covid-19 lockdown ends. Here are 10 important legal factors to consider after lockdown
Health and safety
Zero-harm drive: People at center of effective PDS
While technology is an indispensable safety tool, the task of achieving Zero Harm is really about people says Booyco Electronics.
Coal
ZAC on track to achieve goal of Zero Harm
“This is a massive achievement for the company because it reflects our high working standards and commitment to safety by preventing work injuries.”
Health and safety
Learning and sharing key to safety progress
With its sights set on Zero Harm Murray & Roberts Cementation is pushing the boundaries with new approaches and initiatives to improve safety.
Coal
DMRE says COVID-19 adherence a mixed bag
The DMRE found that three coal mines in Mpumalanga are not at the same level in terms of their state of readiness to respond to COVID-19.
Health and safety
Mining health safety – 7 common risks to protect yourself against
The mining industry has a reputation for being a risky business, with health risks that are varied and often quite serious.
Gold
Executives don’t realise full benefit of digitalization
Where risk management is concerned the majority of companies (92%) believe digital tools will bring value to their operations.
