Safety

Canada continues to set the standard for the rest of the world when it comes to operating safely in mining and exploration. By understanding the risks and acting to provide appropriate training and education for workers, companies can improve the health and safety conditions for their employees.

Safety

Natural Forces provides an update on its Zonnebeke and Sukunka Wind Energy projects

Powering the future

What is Safety New View?

Syncrude settles blue heron court case

Sandvik and Newtrax partner to provide digitalization for the underground metal mining industry

Industrial cybersecurity experts explore advances in protecting energy sector from cyberattack

Can spill response organizations clean up diluted bitumen?

Innovation is alive and well at Kal Tire Mining Group

Teleop solutions work to eliminate mine site dangers and inefficiencies

MAC releases strengthened tailings management guide

Shell launches Methane Detection Pilot

A simplistic approach to safety—Jannatec’s JAWS platform promotes underground mine safety

Minister’s statement about Mount Polley investigation

RECCO Advanced Rescue Technology

Fire, cows and a whole lot of miners

Extreme construction: Mountain edition

Gaping holes revealed in Arctic oil-spill response plans

“CanaPux” – converting crude oil to solid pellets touted by CN

Goldcorp debuts “all-electric” mine—eliminates diesel usage

Shift Rescue breathes new life into mining industry

The Halo Light guides the way

Canadian institute helps developing countries get maximum mining benefit

Global mining sector prepares to meet with renewable energy leaders in Toronto

MAC’s tailings management requirements strengthened

Liquid Integrity Systems leak detecting technology

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