Construction is underway on a belt splicing workshop at North Metropolitan TAFE’s Midland campus in Perth, WA.
The training facility aims to meet industry demand in Western Australia’s thriving resources
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ASBSH Member Profile: Andrew Grima
In each issue, ABHR profiles a member of the Australian Society for Bulk Solids Handling (ASBSH). We speak to Andrew Grima, Chief Operating Officer at Bulk Materials Engineering Australia.
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Leap Australia offers free training course
Engineers that design maintain and operate conveying systems often face problems such as conveyor run-off and spillage, dust emissions, build-up and blockage, chute, and belt wear.
Leap Australia aims
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NSW invests record funding into safe workplaces
Record amounts of funding will be invested into improving safety and well-being in New South Wales workplaces, enhancing the physical and mental health of all workers in the state as part of the 2020-21
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ASBSH Member Profile: Shane Evans
In each issue, ABHR profiles a member of the Australian Society for Bulk Solids Handling (ASBSH). We speak to Shane Evans, a Mechanical Engineer at engineering services company Worley.
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NSW seeks feedback on mental health guidelines
The New South Wales Government is seeking feedback on proposed guidelines to promote mentally healthy workplaces.
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JobTrainer program to provide $2B skills boost
A $2 billion JobTrainer funding package will see hundreds of thousands of Australians retained and upskilled into sectors with job opportunities.
The billion-dollar program aims to provide up to an additional
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An essential service dealing with the new normal
ABHR speaks to Fenner Dunlop’s Chief Operating Officer and TUNRA’s Operations Manager to learn how local manufacturing can support the essential bulk handling industry during challenging times.
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Metso merges with Outotec
Metso will combine with Outotec to form Metso Outotec, while Metso Flow Control will become a separately listed company called Neles Corporation.
The move was initially announced on 4 July, 2019, when
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SEW-Eurodrive: Geared for change
While COVID-19 has seen manufacturing centres temporarily close around the world, SEW-Eurodrive Australia has kept its local supply chain secure and employees safe. ABHR speaks to Managing Director Robert Merola to find out how.
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