Studies suggest that the mining industry, crucial for maintaining economic stability, is fragilized by unsafe working conditions and a shortage of qualified labor. To strengthen their competitive edge, mining companies should integrate the human factor in risk management. Learn more about the occupational hazards in Canada’s mining industry: https://bit.ly/4cLXwyQ French Canadian version below: L’industrie minière, principal catalyseur de la croissance économique au niveau national, est fragilisée en raison de conditions de travail dangereuses et d'une pénurie de travailleurs qualifiés. Pour renforcer leur positionnement sur le marché, les sociétés minières doivent promouvoir la santé et la sécurité psychologiques au travail. En savoir plus sur les dangers professionnels et la gestion des risques dans l'industrie minière canadienne: https://bit.ly/4cLL95M #wpocares #psychologicalsafety #wellbeingatwork #safetyatwork
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The Australian mining sector is renowned for its rigorous physical safety standards, yet the evolving understanding of workplace health hazards is bringing psychosocial risks into the limelight. Recognising the impact of factors like long work hours, isolation, and demanding shift work, the industry is now starting to commit to enhancing the mental and emotional well-being of its workforce. Kanae Dyas, Anglo American's workplace support manager, emphasises the need for a holistic approach: "We need to ensure the very systems and approaches applied are not placing people at further harm and disempowering them; hence building capability of the organisation and leaders with training, trauma-informed practice, demonstrable psychological and cultural safety, coupled with proven health and wellbeing strategies and return-to-work processes." This shift toward mental health safety is a significant step forward, promising a safer and happier future for all in the mining industry. It's crucial we continue these conversations and actions to fully safeguard our workforce, both physically and psychologically. Read the full interview here https://lnkd.in/gSp-vpcq #MiningAustralia #AustralianMining Australian Mining https://lnkd.in/gSp-vpcq
Towards better psychosocial safety in mining
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Un incontournable pour les exploitants miniers : l’élaboration d’un système de gestion de la sécurité minière.
A must have for mine operators: Developing a Mine Safety Management System (MSMS) - myosh
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La baisse de 44 % du prix du nickel sur 12 mois amène actuellement à des fermetures de mines et des pertes d'emplois chez nos voisins. Néanmoins la diversité de l'économie australienne ainsi que leur taille leur permettront de survivre et mieux rebondir que nous. Avec une toute petite population active, des caisses vides et une quasi mono industrie, le défi est pratiquement impossible à relever pour la Calédonie sans l'aide massive de la France et de l'Europe. Alors, construisons notre pays différemment et arrêtons déjà de nous battre car les fondamentaux du nickel ont changé et ne pas s'adapter rapidement au nouveau contexte mondial imposé par une alliance Indonesie-Chine signifie simplement la fermeture de beaucoup de sites calédoniens sauf miracle! Le label "vert " du nickel calédoniens n'est pas suffisant pour survivre car eux aussi font des progrès en RSE même avec des coûts très bas!
As Australian nickel's shine wears off, 140 workers are being made redundant at a Kimberley mine
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How do NSW's small mines stack up against psychosocial hazards? The NSW Resources Regulator's latest report explores what miners are doing to keep their workers safe. #SafetoWork #mining #resources #safetynews #psychosocial #hazards #smallmines
Psychosocial hazard awareness at small mines - Safe To Work
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A fourth report in the landmark study into mental health and workplace culture across Western Australia's mining sector has been released today. The Insights from the Worker Survey and Interviews report surveyed 2,550 WA mine workers to understand their perceptions of mental health awareness, respect and safety. Sixty further workers were interviewed one-on-one. A key strength of the industry was identified through the survey, being that most WA mining workers reported high levels of physical safety behaviours such as safety compliance and safety participation. The landmark study forms part of the Government's Mental Awareness, Respect and Safety Program, which was launched in December 2021. Curtin University Centre for Transformative Work Design is undertaking the four-year landmark study to gather and evaluate data to establish a baseline of current practices and experiences relating to the MARS Program’s three pillars: creating mentally healthy workplaces, building a culture of safety and respect, and preparing workplace safety in the future mine. 👉 https://lnkd.in/gd3Jn7Sf
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Comprendre les dangers causés par les gaz et les conditions de travail difficiles dans l'industrie minière est essentiel pour choisir l'équipement de sécurité approprié. Cliquez ici pour en savoir plus sur les détecteurs de gaz portables et Connected Safety pour les personnes travaillantes sous terre : https://lnkd.in/ecg7u_Ft #gasdetection #mining #GfG
Connected safety in the mining industry
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Our team at the Centre for Transformative Work Design and Curtin University conducted a large-scale study in Western Australian mining to understand how we can better support this critical industry and their workers in: 🔎 Creating mentally healthy workplaces 🔎 Building a culture of safety and respect 🔎 Preparing for workplace safety in future mining Our research demonstrates that while there are clear areas of strength in the industry, such as through strong safety behaviours, there are also areas for improvement, such as high levels of burnout, and the pervasiveness of sexism and misogyny. 💡 More importantly, our research identifies the drivers which underlie these important outcomes. Findings suggest that working together to improve these drivers such as psychosocial safety climate and work design (amongst others!) can have strong positive impacts on mental health, a respectful culture, and safety - even amidst ongoing change. Read the report here: https://lnkd.in/gxZjbF-H Interested in following our journey to improve work in the WA mining industry? Keep up to date on our next steps here: https://lnkd.in/gxPHNxhr We thank the MARS Program and the Department of Energy, Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety for their support and funding, and our industry and academic experts for their valuable insights and guidance. We are also deeply grateful to all survey and interview participants who contributed to this research, and who generously gave their time to share their experiences with us. Curtin University Media; Curtin Faculty of Business and Law; Curtin FBL Research; WorkSafe WA
A fourth report in the landmark study into mental health and workplace culture across Western Australia's mining sector has been released today. The Insights from the Worker Survey and Interviews report surveyed 2,550 WA mine workers to understand their perceptions of mental health awareness, respect and safety. Sixty further workers were interviewed one-on-one. A key strength of the industry was identified through the survey, being that most WA mining workers reported high levels of physical safety behaviours such as safety compliance and safety participation. The landmark study forms part of the Government's Mental Awareness, Respect and Safety Program, which was launched in December 2021. Curtin University Centre for Transformative Work Design is undertaking the four-year landmark study to gather and evaluate data to establish a baseline of current practices and experiences relating to the MARS Program’s three pillars: creating mentally healthy workplaces, building a culture of safety and respect, and preparing workplace safety in the future mine. 👉 https://lnkd.in/gd3Jn7Sf
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🔍 À la recherche de spécialistes en Sustainable Process Mining et Green Business Process Bonjour à tous, Je suis actuellement en train de travailler sur ma mémoire de recherche et je me concentre sur des sujets d'une importance cruciale : le Sustainable Process Mining et les Green Business Processes. 🌱 Afin de mener à bien ce projet, je suis à la recherche de spécialistes et d'experts dans ces domaines. Si vous avez des connaissances approfondies, des expériences à partager, ou si vous connaissez quelqu'un qui pourrait m'aider, je serais ravi d'échanger avec vous. Votre expertise et vos conseils seraient d'une grande aide pour approfondir mes recherches et développer des solutions durables et innovantes pour les processus métiers. Merci d'avance pour votre aide précieuse et n'hésitez pas à me contacter directement ici sur LinkedIn. #Recherche #SustainableProcessMining #GreenBusinessProcess #Sustainability #ProcessOptimization #RechercheAcadémique
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Research has shown the mining industry faces unique challenges which puts workers at a greater risk of mental health issues. Resourceful Mind is our specialist peer support program, specifically designed to equip individuals from the energy and resources sector in their workplace with the skills to become a peer supporter, or Minder, so workers have a designated person to seek help from when experiencing mental health challenges. Training around the disclosure of sensitive topics; financial stress and preventing mental health stigma, encourages workers to seek help before reaching a crisis point. This is an award-winning program which has seen 500 employees from 17 companies trained to support their colleagues since launching 18 months ago. The aim is to continue to increase the number of Minders in the workplace every year. Lifeline WA recognises the Resource and Energy sector companies who are currently taking positive action by participating in the Resourceful Mind program, including Emeco Group Daltech Fortescue Hastings Technology Metals Ltd Pilbara Minerals Limited Roy Hill SSH Group WesTrac Cat Yurra Pty Ltd and many more. A big thank you to The Chamber of Minerals and Energy of Western Australia and Department of Energy, Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety for their continued support of the Resourceful Mind program. To find out more, please visit Resourceful Mind https://lnkd.in/gi6xWZWB #lifelinewa #resourcefulmind #peersupport #mentalhealth #mentalhealthawareness #crisissupport
A fourth report in the landmark study into mental health and workplace culture across Western Australia's mining sector has been released today. The Insights from the Worker Survey and Interviews report surveyed 2,550 WA mine workers to understand their perceptions of mental health awareness, respect and safety. Sixty further workers were interviewed one-on-one. A key strength of the industry was identified through the survey, being that most WA mining workers reported high levels of physical safety behaviours such as safety compliance and safety participation. The landmark study forms part of the Government's Mental Awareness, Respect and Safety Program, which was launched in December 2021. Curtin University Centre for Transformative Work Design is undertaking the four-year landmark study to gather and evaluate data to establish a baseline of current practices and experiences relating to the MARS Program’s three pillars: creating mentally healthy workplaces, building a culture of safety and respect, and preparing workplace safety in the future mine. 👉 https://lnkd.in/gd3Jn7Sf
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The Minerals Security Partnership Announces Collaboration in Minerals Exploration, Production, and Processing Between GECAMINES in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and JOGMEC in Japan - United States Department of State
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