An award for a bulk handling facility servicing the resources sector (mining, grains, commodities), ports and terminals.
An award for a bulk handling facility servicing the manufacturing and processing industries encompassing, food, pharmaceuticals, stockfeed, chemicals, plastics, resins, and building products.
An award for the introduction of new technology or improvement to established technology in the bulk handling industry.
An award for a project or technology displaying environmental sensitivity and innovation in waste management, site or facility rehabilitation, recycling or energy/water conservation.
An award for best practice in dust and fume suppression, management or control; or for innovation in dust control technology, equipment or application.
An award recognising the implementation of OH&S, ergonomic or risk management practices, policies or technologies to enhance the safety and health of employees and/or the general public.
An award for new or improved technology affecting conveying and/or transport systems with positive impact on performance, reliability, efficiency and the environment.
An award for the application of gears, motors or drive technology in an Australian bulk handling facility.
An award recognising exemplary service, performance and customer commitment by a supplier to the Australian bulk handling sector.
An award for onsite photography of a bulk handling plant or facility, machinery, or engineers at work. The subject is not specific, but may include photos of conveyors, shiploaders or stacker reclaimers. Subjects may include resources and non-resources industries as well as rail and port bulk handling infrastructure. The judges welcome nominations from both professional and non-professional photographers and may, depending on the quality of nominations, choose to recognise each group separately. Nominations from professional photographers will be judged on a portfolio of 10 photos.
Recognising an outstanding contribution to the field of bulk solids handling.
Currently this award is not open for nomination.
An award presented to a young engineer (aged 35 or under) who has made a significant contribution to bulk solids handling in the areas of research, design and/or practice.
Currently this award is not open for nomination.