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A worker wearing a blue helmet and yellow cap lamps was killed and another seriously injured when a mining truck collided with another vehicle at a central Queesland  coal mine. A large mining truck reversed over a light vehicle at BMA’s Peak Downs mine in Moranbah, with emergency services called to the scene about 4.38am on Friday. Queensland Police said one man died at the scene.  Another man, who was trapped by his lower leg, was freed by rescue crews before being rushed to Moranbah Hospital in a stable condition, Queensland Ambulance Service said. BMA confirmed the incident and said operations had been suspended across all of its sites for 24 hours. “This is a devastating tragedy which will be felt across BMA, BHP and the entire resources sector. We are providing support to the families and loved ones involved,” a spokesperson said. “BMA has ceased operations across all our sites for 24 hours to support authorities and enable our people to reflect and refocus on safe ways of working. “We are working closely with emergency services and Resources Health and Safety Queensland.” Resources Health and Safety Queensland CEO Claire Cooper said investigators and coal inspectors had been deployed to the site and would work closely with police and emergency services. “Our thoughts are with the worker’s family, friends and colleagues during this difficult time,” she said. Queensland Natural Resources and Mines Minister Dale Last said details surrounding the incident were “still coming to hand”. “I have been advised that a worker at Peak Downs mine has lost their life and another has been seriously injured,” he said. “Details are still coming to hand, but my thoughts are with the friends, work mates, family of those involved, and the emergency services who attended — everyone deserves to go to work and come home safely.” The Peak Downs coal mine is operated by BMA, a joint venture between BHP and Mitsubishi Development. Two other workers  have previously died at the Peak Downs mine — Peter Reynolds in 1986 and Athol Parry in 1974. Friday’s incident brings the number of fatalities in Queensland’s mining industry to 25 since 2016.

More than 200 workers from the iron ore mine have been stood down The fallout from a major South Australian mine closure has worsened, with dozens of contractors now also facing job losses alongside hundreds of mine workers.Hundreds of mining headlamps were left on the mine More than 200 workers from the high-quality iron ore mine arrived back in  Adelaide on Thursday, greeted by emotional family members after being stood down with little notice. The workers boarded coaches in Coober Pedy on Thursday morning for the long journey to Adelaide, arriving at Agile Mining Services headquarters at Parkside. It has been a day of tearful goodbyes after a whirlwind 24 hours for staff affected by news that the mine will be all but abandoned. Staff say management told them at a meeting that negotiations with the mine’s Chinese backer, the YG Group, had fallen through over claims of tens of millions in unpaid debt. “We’ve got the meeting, sort of seen it on the news. We just got told we stood down and until further notice, take annual leave until we hear back,” worker Scott said. Sources within the Agile Group have revealed up to 50 contractors have also been blindsided by the news. Buzzard Mine is currently the only mine in South Australia to use the Horizon rail line for its mineral exports. It is also a key exporter from the Whyalla port. Sources say there is enough iron ore to sustain the port in the short term, but the long-term future remains uncertain. The state government says it is monitoring negotiations between Agile Mining and the YG Group, hoping to restart the mine it says is commercially viable.

‘Every worker deserves to return home safely at the end of every shift.’ A worker has died during a tragedy involving a truck at an Australian mine site. Glencore confirmed a death involving mobile equipment at the United Wambo Joint Venture coal operation in the NSW  Hunter Valley. NSW Police said they were called to the site just after 1pm and found a man believed to be in his 50s had been hit by a truck and the cap lamp has been damaged too The worker died at the scene, and is yet to be formerly identified. “Our sincere condolences go out to the worker’s family, friends and colleagues,” Glencore Coal Australia chief executive Peter Sharpe said in a statement. “This is tragic news for our entire workforce. “Our immediate focus is on providing support to the worker’s family and our employees.” Emergency services including police remain at the mine, where operations have been suspended. The Minerals Council of Australia offered its condolences to loved ones and colleagues of the worker. “Safety remains the highest priority for our industry, and any loss of life is a stark reminder of the critical importance of our ongoing efforts to ensure every worker returns home safely,” council chief executive Tania Constable said.

最近の6つの事件は 懸念を高めて より詳細な調査を要求しています クイーンズランド州の鉱山安全監視団は 危険な密輸品の急増に警鐘を鳴らしました一発の火花さえも 致命的な爆発を引き起こす可能性があると警告する. リソース・セーフティ・アンド・ヘルス・クイーンズランド (RSHQ) は過去5ヶ月間に 地下炭鉱で6件の密輸品事件が 確認されました 鉱山のランプを着ない2人の労働者が 地下で蒸気を吸っているとされています 10年以上も報告されていない事件の後に急激なジャンプです コール鉱山のチーフ・インスペクタール ジャック・ル=は この傾向は メタン豊富な環境における発火源による危険性から 深く懸念されていると言います "火花は殺す"と彼は言った. 地下炭鉱にはメタンガスや燃焼可能な炭灰が含まれます.どんな点火源でも火災や爆発を引き起こす可能性があります. 規制当局は 全州で安全警報を発行し 労働者を警告しています 蒸気煙,電子タバコ,点灯器,電球,喫煙用品,携帯電話,スマートウォッチ,デジタルウォッチ,電気自動車の鍵や炎を起こすような装置地下では火花や弧は禁止されています RSHQの科学部門であるSIMTARSによる試験により 蒸気は250C以上に達することが示されています地下鉱山でガスを点燃させるのに必要なエネルギーの100倍以上を生成できる損傷または過熱装置. SIMTARS の 執行 役員 の ケリー ・ メルケルソン は,多くの 労働 者 が 危険 を 過小評価 し て いる と 述べ て い ます. 危険は非常に現実的だ"と彼女は言いました. RSHQは 地下に行く前に 労働者にポケットとバッグをチェックするよう促し 鉱山運営者に 捜索手順を厳しくし 密輸品の管理を 検討するよう呼びかけています 最近の事件の調査は進行中だ.

ニューサウスウェールズ州・ハンターバレーのユナイテッド・ワンボ・ジョイントベンチャー炭鉱の採掘作業は,8月3日の致命的な移動機器事故に伴い,引き続き停止している. 事故の報告を受け,緊急救急隊は午後1時過ぎに現場に呼び出されました. 警察によると,警察官はトラックに衝突した50代の男性を見つけました. 警官によると 帽子ランプを被った男は 現場で死亡し 正式な身元はまだ不明だ ユナイテッド・ワンボ鉱山は グレンコーとピボディが共同で所有しています 悲劇的なニュースを受けた後 グレンコア石炭の最高経営責任者 (CEO) ピーター・シャープは 影響を受けたすべての人に 支援を表明した. 従業員の家族や友人,同僚に 深い哀悼の意を表します" 従業員の家族や従業員を支援することに 集中しています NSW鉱山評議会のCEOである Stephen Galilee氏は,州全体の鉱山産業が喪に服していると述べ,この出来事を労働力の安全の重要性を思い出させるものだと説明しました. この悲劇は,私たちの業界で働く人々が直面する危険を強調し,なぜ私たちの労働力の安全が常に私たちの第一優先事項であるべきかを暗示しています. ニューウェールズ州の何千人もの鉱夫の 想いは 今夜 亡くなった人の家族や同僚と共に この困難な時期に ハンター鉱山コミュニティと共にあります オーストラリア鉱物協議会 (MCA) は,この労働者の家族,友人,同僚に哀悼の意を表した. 労働者が安全に帰国できるように 継続的な取り組みが 極めて重要であることを 鮮明に思い出させますMCAのCEOのタニア・コンスタブルが言いました. MCAはオーストラリアの鉱山コミュニティと共に 鉱山全域で死亡者を排除するために 懸命に取り組みます. 事件の原因を明らかにするために調査が行われている.