News
To ensure we continue to be of value for our industry and our clients, our team of experts regularly draw from real experiences and learning’s across our diverse workload to share regular articles. This includes potential issues to be aware of and opportunities to reduce risk, along with key trends from around the world.
Working in the West
It’s been a few months since we opened our Perth office. Paul Couto shared his experience with moving interstate and setting up the office.
The Importance of Geology
Mine site geotechnical engineering is fraught with uncertainties, with risk management key to driving a balance between safety and production. One of the largest risks to personnel onsite is fall of ground. Whether this includes rock falls, subsidence, minor to major structural failures, all of these falls are rooted in geology.
Managing geotechnical risk on complex mine sites
Mines, like people, are prone to developing behaviours and practices that become routine overtime. The danger is that a mine site used to operating in favourable conditions can become complacent, operating to the expected, rather than the actual, geotechnical environment.