Tag: safety
Mine end-of-life planning needs careful assessment
Due to the nature of mining, the Minerals and Petroleum Resources Development Act (No. 28 of 2002) requires mines to have an environmental management programme in place, with the necessary funds allocated to it for closure before a mining permit is issued.
Key concepts in lithium-ion battery principles
Whether you're a tech enthusiast, a curious consumer, or someone keen on the future of energy storage, understanding key concepts relating to lithium-ion batteries is invaluable. I shed more light on common terms associated with these powerful energy sources.
The digital twin model – paving the way for a futuristic...
The mining sector is known for its complex and resource-intensive operations, where the efficient use of resources, safety, and environmental sustainability are of paramount importance. In recent years, the mining industry has witnessed a technological transformation through the adoption of digital twin models.
Creating sustainable mining through process automation
Process automation plays vital role in making the mining industry more sustainable. It enhances operational efficiency whilst reducing environmental impact. By leveraging advanced automation systems, mining companies can optimise resource utilisation, minimise energy consumption, and lower greenhouse gas emissions.
New Year’s resolutions to make if you work in business travel
We all know the enthusiasm of making ambitious New Year's resolutions each January - get fit! Save money! Spend less screen time! But while our personal goals often fall by the wayside, setting professional resolutions can be genuinely transformative. That's why I recommend starting the year by relooking your corporate travel game.
SA tourism needs to change its narrative to tackle its challenges
Just one year ago, the South African tourism market had set its sights on a bumper festive season that would see it sail through some of the economic challenges it has encountered, and into a brighter future. But 12 months down the line, its challenges today weigh even heavier on the market.
Personal protective equipment is there to save lives
Failure to adhere to best practices in occupational health and safety can have adverse financial implications for companies. We have in recent times, seen lawsuits approaching R100 million lodged on behalf of workers who were not properly protected from the hazards inherent in their workplace.
Corruption concerns voiced by SACPCMP!
The built environment has to be regulated primarily because safety of the South African public is of paramount importance.
The South African Council for...
OR Tambo International Security Enhanced
South Africa’s travel sector has welcomed announcements that enhanced security measures will be implemented at OR Tambo International Airport, saying it is at least...
21st century corporate traveller risks
The nature of terrorism has changed. What were once low-risk destinations, have now become high-risk in a matter of hours, which means companies are...































