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  • thumbnail imageMounting and Dismounting Equipment

    This week Mining Man looks at a very common mine site task which can easily become a Lost Time Injury or worse.

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    Posted on 15 March 2010

  • thumbnail imageWorking at Heights - This Week's Safety Topic

    This weeks safety topic is Working at Heights, including where we think the danger zone is (it might not be where you think!)...

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    Posted on 01 March 2010

  • thumbnail imageLadder Safety

    Each week Mining Man brings you a topic to use in your Safe Behavior Observations at work. This week we look at ladder safety.

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    Posted on 15 February 2010

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