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Issue 15 – May 2004

Membership Matters (Issue 15)

Membership Matters (Issue 15)

State of Play WESTERN REGION: Traditional sandstone road base materials in the Horsham area are under close scrutiny following at least two separate failures in recently completed new road constructions in the city of Horsham.PETER LANGLANDS SOUTHERN REGION: Work has slowed down in April. Enquiries for new work are not happening at the moment.DAVID ELDRIDGE…

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CMPA Update (Issue 15)

CMPA Update (Issue 15)

Funding for the Extractive Industries to Remain Last issue it was reported that funding for training in the Extractive Industries Training Package was to be cut due to a recommendation from OTTE. At a recent meeting with OTTE, they reported…

Vital Business Data (Issue 15)

Vital Business Data (Issue 15)

Land tax review The Land Tax (Amendment) Act 2004 came into effect on 28th April, 2004. There are two important changes. The good news is the land tax rate has not been increased for this coming year, and hopefully reduced…

MINE  RESCUE COMPETITION

MINE RESCUE COMPETITION

Recently, Wendy Cook, Competition Administrator, Victorian Mine Rescue Competition, contacted the CMPA in regards to establishing a Mine Rescue Competition for surface quarry and mine operators similar to that presently run for underground operators. The Underground Mine Rescue Competition is…

SAFETY SOAPBOX  (Issue 15)

SAFETY SOAPBOX (Issue 15)

We’re not sure where this amazing photo was taken, but we do know it’s one of the most dangerous and downright ridiculous Absolute Shockers we have ever published! How little force would it take for one of these ad hoc…

DISASTER RECOVERY PLANNING – Part 2

DISASTER RECOVERY PLANNING – Part 2

In last month’s newsletter we discussed how members could plan for a fire or something similar that affected our office and computer equipment and records. This newsletter we consider some other potential disasters and how to avert them—or recover from…

Safety Update (Issue 15)

Safety Update (Issue 15)

MINING FATALITY: FITTER, TRANSPORT/PROCESSING FACILITY, WESTERN AUST. It has been reported that a 26 year old fitter, died after being struck on the head by the splitter gate in a transfer chute at an iron ore transport/processing facility on the…

DIAL BEFORE YOU DIG

DIAL BEFORE YOU DIG

Here is some important information about the Dial Before You Dig Service: Dialling 1100 Before You Dig helps prevent damage and disruption to Australia’s vast underground pipe and cable network which carries many essential services, including our electricity, gas, communications…

ECONOMIC STATEMENT —APRIL 2004

ECONOMIC STATEMENT —APRIL 2004

A Review of: Victoria: Leading the Way This statement refers to 19 key actions the concept being that the Bracks Government is building a more competitive Victoria. The main thrust of the Governments claims in relation to our industry concern…

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