The independent Work Health and Safety Prosecutor will determine any potential charges to be laid as a result of the serious accident at Grosvenor mine last year after investigations wrap
The Coal Mining Board of Inquiry’s final report paints a shocking picture of safety management at Anglo’s Grosvenor mine, the CFMEU says.CFMEU Mining and Energy Queensland president Stephen Smyth welcomed
Coal mine workers at the Grosvenor longwall panel at the centre of last year’s blast were repeatedly subjected to an unacceptable level of risk, an inquiry has found.The Moranbah operation
Longwall mining operations have restarted at Moranbah North mine, with production expected to ramp up over coming weeks.Mine owner Anglo American said also that mining development activities at the Grosvenor
The Queensland Coal Mining Board of Inquiry established after last year’s Grosvenor mine blast has provided Part II of its report to Resources Minister Scott Stewart.Not yet available to the
An Anglo American project that is seeing thousands of work orders go digital is among the initiatives shortlisted for the Austmine 2021 Awards.The biennial awards recognise excellence in mining and
A Grosvenor mine team has commenced a re-entry process to the underground workings at the Moranbah district longwall operation, almost a year after the explosion that left five men seriously
Principal contractor G&S Engineering is completing a three-month dragline maintenance shutdown at Anglo American’s Dawson mine, bringing about 250 extra workers to the Moura region.Dawson mine general manager Clarence Robertson
One of the five men injured in the Grosvenor blast in May last year will be among the witnesses to take the stand when the Queensland Coal Mining Board of
Forensic fire investigator Murray Nystrom has told a mine safety inquiry that the temperature of the flame front in the Grosvenor longwall blast would have been between 200 degrees and
The use of a large quantity of polyurethane resin to consolidate the face and roof at longwall 104 is among the issues an inquiry will examine as it looks to
The Queensland Coal Mining Board of Inquiry will begin a second round of public hearings in Brisbane tomorrow (Tues 9 March).The Board of Inquiry was established to look into the
The withdrawal of workers from Moranbah North is the latest in a series of events that has left Queensland underground coal miners rattled, a key union says.Operations have been suspended
Experts are continuing assessments to pinpoint the cause of an event which prompted Anglo American to evacuate workers from its Moranbah North underground coal mine at the weekend.The company said
Anglo American says it is continuing to respond to the Grosvenor mine gas incident, which left five men injured, including through investing in the acceleration of technology to improve safety
