2001 Managing Safety to Have a Future
Written Papers
- Adam and Hadwen, Fit for duty
- Blazak and Beamish, Mineral matter and rank effects on the self of Callide coal
- Bofinger and Ham, What are your chances of growing old? Could a national health database give you an answer!
- Bofinger and Mahon, Fitness for duty – findings of the ACARP scoping study
- Boyd, System auditing for compliance
- Brake, Fluid consumption sweat rates and hydration status of thermally-stressed miners and the implications for heat illness and shortened shifts
- Covello, Risk communication and the mining industry
- Craddock, Vehicle proximity system
- Cusack, A CEO’s perspective to working safely
- Forsyth, Risk takers and risk makers
- Gillies and Wu, Dust measurement and control in thick seam mining
- Glynn and Slade, Zero emission vehicle for mines rescue and general underground use: utilising the Allison gas turbine engine in a mines escape rescue vehicle
- Humphrys, Coal Mining Safety and Health Act 1999: managing investigations
- Johnson, Driver Duress in the pit
- Kizil and Donoghue, Coal dust exposures in the longwall mines of NSW: a respitory health risk assessment using Joint Coal Board exposure data from 1985 – 1999
- Kizil and Joy, What can virtual reality do for safety
- Mahon and Cross, The fatigue management program – alternatives to prescription
- Mayes and Gillies, Economic investigation of Australian longwall ventilation methods
- McEndoo, No blame accident investigations
- Moss, Safety education in small mines: The NSW small mines campaign: Putting duty of care to work
- Mulder, Sustaining safety in the new millennium
- Parker and Arthy, The Australian injury research collaboration: Workplace injury in the mining industry
- Power and O’Sullivan, Opal Mining and the role of the Mines Inspectorate
- Quelch and Glasscock, Major hazard facilities and the new mining regulations
- Rogers and Davies, Diesel particulate (soot) exposures and methods of control in some Australian underground metalliferous mines
- Schneider, Pro-activity and early intervention – a cure for workplace health?
- Strahan, Psychological impairment: Light at the end of the drift
- Walker and Klease, Emergency preparedness – the Crinum model
- Walton, The introduction of a risk-based safety system to three quarries a case study
- Wendt and Newman, Contractor safety management – who manages who: a contractor’s perspective
- Wolfe and Larsen, Vendor assurance of machine safety The MSA model
