American construction contractor Bechtel has complained that more than half of Australian welders have failed their welding tests.
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Workplace insurers take interest in wireless physical assessment technology
The future of workplace health assessments is looking much more precise, with insurance companies beginning to recognise a revolutionary medical aid.
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Iron ore makes a steady recovery, driving Australian markets
Iron ore is making a good price recovery, up nearly 12 per cent from the lows of March.
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Production shifts for Atlas Copco in Sweden
Mining equipment manufacturing group Atlas Copco has announced plans to close two production facilities in Sweden.
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Manitowoc launches new automated counterweight system
Manitowoc have been leading the way in mobile, luffing pin-jibs for some time, but a simple idea of theirs is going to make a big splash this year.
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A new safety innovation for rigging and handling
The TAG-EX is a tagline extension arm, a mechanical extension that allows a dogman to hold on to a tagline without having to walk into the load shadow.
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Peabody fined over safety audit practices
Peabody Energy has faced criticism and a small court fine over a 2009 workplace incident at the North Goonyella mine in central Queensland
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New mining and resources industry expo to hit Townsville
There's less than a month to go before the inaugural North Queensland Industry & Resources Expo in Townsville
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New hoists for an easier lift
J D Neuhaus has launched two new, innovative air-operated hoists, the Profi 75 TI and 100 TI
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MEPS explained at NMW 2008 seminar
AT an official Manufacturers’ Monthly breakfast seminar held at National Manufacturing Week 2008 the latest revision to the Minimum Energy Performance Standards’ (MEPS) was explored, with respect to electric three-phase induction motors.
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