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Treasuring mining connections This September, some of mining’s most valuable discoveries won’t come from underground, but from the floor of WA Mining.

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ast year, when the Mining team flew across to Perth for the WA Mining Conference and Exhibition, we weren't expecting to find gold.

And we didn’t. What we found at the event was something perhaps even more valuable: an industry rich in ideas, experience and people willing to share them. That was the real treasure, and it was open for the taking.

I’m leaning on this metaphor because, despite being a bit on the nose, it rings true – in a city so closely tied to the resources sector, thousands of people gathered under one roof and found value in something far removed from what comes out of the ground.

Walking away from an event like that, you take more with you than a stack of business cards.

You take a sense of where the industry is heading, what is changing and, importantly, who is driving that change.

Well, I hope you’re ready to get amongst it again, because WA Mining is back in Perth this September.

With so much taking place across the exhibition floor and conference program,

this showguide edition is designed to help you find your way through it all.

Across these pages, we take a look at the companies bringing their expertise to Perth, the innovations they are putting in front of the industry and some of the ideas likely to spark conversation across the two days.

There is plenty to take in across two days, and it can be easy to miss something worth your time. This edition is here to help you get your bearings, point you towards the exhibitors and technologies you’ll want to see, and highlight the sessions worth making time for.

So, take a look through our pages before making your way to Perth, and use it as a starting point for your time at WA Mining.

As for me and the rest of the team, we’ll be making the trip back to Perth this year with a bucket load of expectations.

We may not be searching for gold, but I have a feeling there will be plenty worth taking home.

Adam Daunt Editor

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CONTENTS

Mining

Spring 2026 The pit-to-port blueprint

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Australia’s iron ore advantage was built on dedicated supply chains, but the next wave of copper and critical minerals may require greater flexibility.

First line of crusher defence

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FlipScreen’s WL3000 intercepts oversize at the run of mine, protecting crushers and keeping material moving efficiently through the entire pit-to-port supply chain.

Beyond 800 million tonnes

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A year built for mining

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Exhibitor listings

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The companies bringing the latest mining technology, equipment and services to WA Mining.

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R&J Batteries is supporting remote mining operations with advanced OPTIMA battery technology built to deliver reliable power in challenging environments.

In 2027, the mining industry will have two shows to build the year around, one debuting and one returning.

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After two strong years, WA Mining will once again return to the Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre on September 16–17.

Pilbara Ports has smashed through a historic trade milestone while investing in the infrastructure needed to support Australia’s future exports.

Powering opportunities

Keeping WA mining running at full tilt

Floorplan

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Find your way around the WA Mining exhibition floor and discover where to find the companies, technology and solutions on show.

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Conference program Explore the speakers, sessions and key industry issues set to take centre stage at WA Mining.

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PIT-TO-PORT

A pit-to-port blueprint

Australia’s iron ore industry built its advantage on enormous dedicated supply chains. Unlocking the next generation of copper and critical minerals projects may require something more flexible.

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n Mejillones, Chile, one of the world’s most advanced copper-concentrate terminals features sealed rotating containers that are handled by automated cranes before the concentrate moves through enclosed conveyors to a remotely controlled shiploader; a technology partially spearheaded by New South Wales-based Intermodal Solutions Group’s pit-to-ship solution.

This terminal can transfer four million tonnes (Mt) annually and operates on renewable electricity, marking the significance for Australia through not just a local manufacturer’s capability of breaching the international export market, but also through Chile’s demonstration of an adaptable pit-toport system that Australia may need for its next generation of mines.

Australia’s established iron ore networks were built around a distinctive economic proposition, systems that included huge, long-life deposits that justified dedicated railways, stockyards and export terminals. Rio Tinto’s Pilbara system, for example, links 18 mines and four port terminals through almost

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2000km of railway, with its trains, plants and ports able to be coordinated as parts of one production machine.

This is a model that remains exceptionally productive, but challenging to replicate, especially as copper, rare-earth and battery-mineral developments are often smaller, geographically dispersed, or required to produce concentrates needing specialised handling.

Many emerging projects are unable to independently finance hundreds of kilometres of railway and a proprietary terminal, and if these commodities are to underpin the nation’s next export chapter, the infrastructure model must fit the deposits.

cranes invert the containers into hoppers, feeding an enclosed transfer system.

Remote operation also reduces the need for people to work close to suspended loads and concentratehandling equipment.

At the other end of the scale, Guinea’s Simandou development offers a lesson in shared corridors, considering the project has begun operating an integrated mine, railway and port system incorporating more than 600km of multi-use rail. Following ramp-up, the infrastructure is intended to support up to 120Mt tonnes of iron ore annually from separate mining concessions.

While Simandou is considered to be a megaproject, the relevance of the principle lies in the fact that the infrastructure becomes more financeable when its capacity can be shared.

Australia’s major miners are showing greater willingness to look beyond strict infrastructure boundaries.

BHP and Rio Tinto are studying arrangements under which deposits near their Yandi and Yandicoogina operations in the Pilbara could use existing processing capacity, with a proposal potentially unlocking up to 200Mt of iron ore with comparatively limited new

capital, illustrating the value that can be released when neighbouring assets are treated as a connected system.

Electrification adds another reason to design across organisational boundaries, with technologies such as battery locomotives, electric trucks and renewable generation unable to be introduced independently of operating schedules. Charging affects equipment availability; regenerative braking depends on route and load profile; and large fleets require coordinated generation, storage and transmission.

Fortescue and BHP’s batterylocomotive programs are consequently tests not only of new rolling stock, but of how an electrified mine-to-port system will operate.

Australia should treat common-user rail, interoperable containers, shared terminals and coordinated energy infrastructure as mining enablers and not peripheral transport policy.

The country’s traditional pit-to-port advantage was built on ownership and scale. Its next advantage may depend on access and flexibility – giving more mines a commercially credible route from isolated deposits to global customers.

Australia’s next pit-to-port advantage may be built on access, integration and flexibility.

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A domestic example is emerging in South Australia, where Aurizon is developing an integrated rail, road and port logistics solution linking BHP’s sites to a new intermodal terminal at Pimba before connecting them by rail with export infrastructure at Port Adelaide.

By transferring the 500km journey from road to rail, the operation is expected to remove approximately 11,000 truck movements and 20,000 tonnes of emissions each year.

The importance of that arrangement lies in its hybridity, with trucks retaining their advantage on flexible first- and last-mile tasks, while rail performs the long-distance heavy lifting and an existing port provides the export gateway.

Likewise, inputs can also travel inland on the return journey, and instead of constructing a rigid supply chain around one mine, the logistics system combines assets that can accommodate multiple sites, products and directions of travel.

Chile’s TGN terminal extends this principle to material handling.

Concentrate can remain inside sealed containers during its journey from mine to port, reducing dust exposure, moisture loss and contamination, and at the terminal, automated rotainer

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PIT-TO-PORT

Oversize material is intercepted before it disrupts downstream production.

First line of crusher defence FlipScreen’s WL3000 intercepts oversize at the run of mine, protecting crushers and keeping material moving efficiently through the entire pit-to-port supply chain.

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magine arriving at the office only to find a boulder sitting between your chair and desk. Before any work can begin, a forklift must be brought in to remove the obstruction and clear the way.

Now imagine that becoming a weekly routine – a recurring disruption that delays work and consumes resources.

For office workers, such a scenario is far-fetched, but for mine-site teams managing oversize material, repeated disruptions can become part of the working routine.

Crusher blockages can result in significant production losses, while the constant operational

disruption can also affect the workforce, according to screening bucket manufacturer FlipScreen.

“It’s the fact that you’re constantly stopping and starting, adding on to the operational downtime, that can have that psychological effect on the team’s morale,” managing director of FlipScreen Sam Turnbull said.

Across the pit-to-port chain, disruptions of this nature can quickly extend beyond the crusher and can affect the movement of material through conveyors and stockpiles.

This can create flow-on impacts for train loading, transport movements and, ultimately, the port.

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FlipScreen’s screening range is built to handle every scale.

FlipScreen’s new WL3000 integrated screening loader has been designed to remove that obstruction before it can take hold, turning the wheel loader into the first line of crusher protection.

Combining loading, screening and oversize processing within a single mobile machine, the WL3000 intercepts oversize material while it is still being handled at the run-of-mine (ROM) stockpile.

Rather than waiting for a boulder to lodge in a grizzly, crusher inlet, or transfer point, FlipScreen said it aims to utilise the WL3000 to keep correctly sized material moving downstream while supporting a more consistent operating rhythm for the people managing it.

Integrated to large 100-plus-tonne wheel-loader platforms from the Caterpillar or Komatsu range, the WL3000 allows the loader to move between stockpiles, feed points and waste piles as part of its normal operation, retaining oversize before it can continue downstream.

Unlike static grizzlies, screen-logged boulders can halt production until an excavator, grapple or hydraulic breaker is brought in; the WL3000 is designed to address oversize during loading.

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“This is a stressful and dangerous aspect of labour work on a mine site as it involves workers dangling from a safety line, attaching a chain to a bent grate at midnight in the rain,” Turnbull said.

While mobile screening plants and scalpers offer greater flexibility, they still depend on separate feeding and output equipment, while relocation can involve repositioning conveyors, stockpiles and machinery.

The loader-integrated WL3000 system instead takes the scalping process to the material and can continue moving between working locations, which FlipScreen said allows oversize to be intercepted where it is first encountered, without establishing another stationary point in the material-handling chain.

“The WL3000 is designed to process the material it can physically load,” Turnbull said.

“If the loader can scoop the material, the scalping system can process it.

“The absence of a conventional gear-driven screening mechanism significantly reduces jamming risk, and oversize materials are processed internally within the bucket, eliminating the need for external rock breakers or manual intervention.”

As a single scoop can contain more than 30 tonnes of high-density ore on the larger loader platforms, it gives Large rocks are separated at the point of loading.

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the WL3000 the potential to process thousands of tonnes per hour under suitable conditions, with its effective throughput depending on factors including the host machine, material density, screening aperture and the way the ROM stockpile is managed.

When it comes to a pit-to-port operation, the value is in the capacity to provide a more predictable stream of correctly sized crusher feed, protecting downstream equipment and supporting material movement through processing, conveying, stockpiling and transport.

FlipScreen’s development work has examined the potential scale of these benefits at a series of Queensland coal operations near Collinsville, where oversize was reported as a contributor to equipment damage and prevented a targeted throughput increase from 800 tonnes per hour to 1000 tonnes per hour.

“Deploying the WL3000 as a pre-emptive scalper on the ROM would allow oversize boulders to be eliminated before entering the crushing circuit, preventing equipment damage and eliminating production interruptions caused by oversize material,” Turnbull said.

While these examples are operational scenarios rather than results from deployed WL3000 units, FlipScreen said they demonstrated the potential value

of addressing oversize before it reaches the plant.

In particular, it showed that the loader can screen, transport and discharge each material stream as part of the one operating cycle, tackling the consequences of oversize which are not confined to tonnes and equipment availability alone.

Additionally, recurrent stoppages can erode the operating rhythm and morale of an entire team, while research cited by the company found that job stress can materially impair productivity among mining workers.

Removing an unpredictable and hazardous intervention from the working day can therefore contribute to physical safety, greater workforce confidence and a more dependable material-handling process.

“This reduction in dangerous tasks not only mitigates immediate risks but also alleviates the chronic stress and anxiety miners experience anticipating such duties,” Turnbull said.

“This fosters better mental health, higher productivity, and improved retention, key elements for operational success in the mining industry.”

By removing oversize before it reaches the crusher, FlipScreen aims to eliminate the boulder standing in the operation’s way and help maintain the rhythm of the entire pit-to-port chain.

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Reliable reclaiming keeps bulk material moving towards export.

The all-encompassing solution

Koch Solutions is turning stockyard reliability into stronger pit-to-port performance, protecting every tonne bound for global markets.

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ince time immemorial, countries and communities have been sustained and shaped by their proximity to the coast – providing access to food and resources but, perhaps most importantly, connecting them to the world beyond.

Ports have been among the most vital assets keeping this lifeline pumping, and Koch Solutions has understood this for well over 80 years.

The company’s field of expertise includes ensuring port terminals, a critical link in the mining value chain, operate at peak performance, Shiploaders complete the final transfer from stockyard to vessel.

Koch’s stackers, reclaimers and stockyard machines may occupy only one section of the pit-to-port journey, but they form the indispensable trifecta of efficiency – moving bulk material from stockpile to berth with the speed and precision that keeps vessel loading times, and demurrage costs, in check.

According to the company’s head of sales Luke Bennett, without these solutions the whole system could be derailed.

“It’s a key piece in the whole supply chain, and no ore is loaded onto a ship unless it goes over, in the majority of cases, one of our machines,” Bennett said.

While trucks and front-end loaders may offer an alternative, Bennett said it could take fleets of each to replicate a single high-capacity machine like Koch’s.

The economics become clearer, he said, over an operating life that can stretch beyond 25 years, with the equipment, such as its loaders, unloaders, and conveyor systems, not reliant on diesel, tyres or mobile fleet requirements.

“These machines, they’re large machines and they’re highly efficient, which obviously brings their cost of production down,” Bennett said.

“They might be big, and they might be expensive to start with, but they significantly reduce an operator’s cost of operations if they were to try an alternative to handle their material.”

Given the scale and scope of these machines, Bennett said it’s important to stay on top of maintenance to avoid interruptions that can quickly affect stockpile movements, train schedules and shiploading windows.

“This is why Koch’s support is focused on moving customers from a breakdownand-fix mentality towards predictive maintenance,” he said.

“If you’re trying to stack the product or trying to reclaim the product or trying to load the product onto ships, and the machine goes down, it’s 15,000 tonnes per hour of production that you’re losing.” www.miningmagazine.com.au

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Koch Solutions’ high-capacity stockyard machines form a critical pit-to-port link.

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Koch’s port terminal solutions also include field service to support longterm machine reliability.

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At that rate, seemingly minor concerns can become major commercial issues, whether it be poor belt alignment, worn liners, or accumulated spillage; all of those issues can activate safety sensors, requiring personnel to stop operations and investigate further.

“Simple things like a faulty sensor, even just housekeeping, or not keeping the machine in a state of good operation can end up in faulty trips that continually stop the machine, stop the production,” Bennett said.

“These systems are designed to basically not stop. You don’t want them to stop at all.”

Even routine lubrication can sometimes lead to a bearing failure that could force an unplanned shutdown for as long as two weeks, with the component’s replacement cost dwarfed by the value of interrupted production.

“When it’s planned and it’s forecast, it goes into [an operator’s] whole scheme of how they export tonnes out the door,” Bennett said. “So instead of being reactive, it’s about bringing in predictive maintenance measures.”

Bennett also said that approach must evolve with the asset, especially as orebodies change.

New wear technologies may extend shutdown intervals, but Koch assesses their structural, mechanical and electrical effects across the entire machine.

The same applies to throughput, with Bennett noting that production gains from exceeding steady-state tonnage can be outweighed by increased spillage, wear and repairs.

Bennett said that design provides the foundation, but operation and maintenance have an equally important role, and parts and programs altered after commissioning, without the complete machine design knowledge, can alter machine behaviour and place unintended stress on equipment.

“These machines are like a factory on wheels,” Bennett said.

“There’s a lot of moving parts that have to actually work and work together, right in unison, to actually make the machine perform.”

With more than 150 machines installed across Australia, Koch’s offering is not limited to a one-off equipment delivery. It involves a handson effort to refine assets, extend their lives and keep the wider supply chain moving as conditions change.

“At the end of the day, our clients’ business is delivering ore on ships out the door, and so our business is about how we enable them to do that more reliably, more efficiently,” Bennett said.

“Our primary goal is to keep those machines running seamlessly.”

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Powering every connection

APE directors Andrew Cockbain and Abby Crawford are at the helm of a company that strengthens Australia's mining capability from pit-to-port.

Australian Power Equipment understands that in mining, reliable electrical infrastructure is essential to keeping operations switched on.

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rom the first blast in the pit to the final shipment leaving port, every stage of a mining operation is connected by one essential element – reliable electrical infrastructure.

Power is the lifeblood of modern mining, and the cable networks that distribute it form the backbone of every successful operation. From extraction and processing through to conveying, rail loading and port facilities, dependable electrical systems keep Australia’s mining industry moving safely, efficiently and without interruption.

As mining operations continue to grow in scale and complexity, electrical infrastructure is expected to do more than simply deliver power. Equipment must perform reliably in harsh environments, adapt to changing project requirements and remain available when production schedules cannot wait. The ability to source critical infrastructure quickly has become just as important as the quality of the equipment itself.

Australian Power Equipment (APE) partners with mining companies, EPC (engineering, procurement, and construction) contractors and resource

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operators to provide complete electrical infrastructure solutions across the mining lifecycle. From high-voltage cable and transformers to substations, switchgear and power quality solutions, the company focuses on delivering dependable equipment backed by technical expertise, responsive service and practical industry experience.

A critical component of every mining operation is its cable network. Whether supplying fixed infrastructure, mobile plant, processing facilities or temporary project works, mining cable is subjected to continual mechanical stress, harsh weather conditions and demanding operating environments. Reliability is essential – not only for productivity, but for the safety of personnel and the continuity of operations.

As the exclusive Australian agent for Üntel Kablo, APE supplies medium- and high-voltage power cable, mining cable, trailing cable and specialised flexible cable engineered for demanding industrial applications.

During a recent visit to Üntel's advanced manufacturing facility in Türkiye, APE’s team collaborated directly with design engineers to further refine selected

cable designs specifically for Australia’s challenging mining conditions, enhancing durability and extending service life.

Importantly, APE also maintains stock holdings of key cable products within Australia, allowing many projects to access critical cable without extended lead times. For urgent shutdowns, project expansions or unexpected equipment failures, rapid availability can make the difference between maintaining production and costly delays.

Supporting these cable networks is a complete range of electrical infrastructure, including power and distribution transformers, remote deployable substations, switchgear, earthing transformers and power quality solutions.

Whether supplying new equipment manufactured to project specifications or providing expertly refurbished assets from its extensive inventory, APE offers flexible solutions designed to meet project timelines, technical requirements and operational budgets.

Refurbishment has become an increasingly valuable part of the Australian mining industry’s approach to electrical infrastructure.

Every solution delivered by APE is supported by rigorous quality assurance.

As Australia’s mining industry continues to innovate, the demand for resilient, efficient and responsive electrical infrastructure will only increase.

By combining trusted international manufacturing partnerships with local engineering knowledge, stock availability and refurbishment capability, APE is helping mining operations access electrical solutions when and where they need them.

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Quality assets can be professionally refurbished, comprehensively tested and certified for continued service, providing proven performance while significantly reducing procurement lead times. For many mining operations, this flexibility allows projects to proceed sooner while maximising the value of existing equipment. It also supports more sustainable project outcomes by extending the operational life of critical electrical infrastructure and reducing unnecessary waste.

Every solution delivered by APE is supported by rigorous quality assurance, experienced technical guidance and strong partnerships with globally recognised manufacturers.

The company’s approach is built around understanding each project’s unique requirements and delivering practical, reliable solutions that perform in Australia’s demanding mining environments.

“Mining projects demand dependable partners who understand both technical performance and operational realities,” APE director Andrew Cockbain said. “Our role is to provide practical electrical solutions that keep projects moving safely, efficiently and with confidence.”

“Every mining project is different, but the objective is always the same: delivering reliable electrical infrastructure when and where it’s needed,” APE co-director Abby Crawford said.

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XECUTE’s DCO begins with the customer’s shipment requirements, working backwards through the value chain.

Planning beyond the pit Mining success depends on more than production, and RPMGlobal’s XECUTE DCO is redefining how operations plan, optimise and deliver shipments.

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ince its publication in 1984, The Goal by Eliyahu M. Goldratt has become a defining work on operational management, arguing that organisations achieve their greatest efficiencies not by optimising individual processes, but by understanding how every part of a production system works together.

When tackling the operational directives of a mine’s supply chain from the pit to the port, as well as accounting for its myriad moving parts, mining technology company RPMGlobal mirrors the text’s teachings, exemplified through its XECUTE Demand Chain Optimiser (DCO).

RPM chief commercial officer Michael Baldwin coined XECUTE as mining’s “purpose-built” enterprise execution planning solution, providing a multi-user, live planning environment.

“It gives mine planners the flexibility, visibility and live collaboration needed to plan smarter, react sooner and achieve KPIs [key performance indicators],” Baldwin said. “Being an enterprise solution, it provides a single truth with

real-time reserving for rapid replanning, driving efficiency across the entire operation with one executable plan from the mine, the pit and to the port.”

At its core, RPM created XECUTE as a function that seeks to answer a different question from conventional mine planning, one that is not only centred on what can be produced but also what the operation must do in order to deliver a specific shipment on grade, on volume and on time.

“DCO looks at the problem from a different viewpoint,” Baldwin said.

“It instead asks, ‘What must the entire operation do to deliver shipment X at the required tonnage, grade and date?’”

XECUTE’s DCO begins at the end of the mining value chain rather than the beginning. Instead of following ore from the mine face through to the customer, it starts with the customer’s requirements and works backwards through the entire operation.

“When a shipment target is entered, DCO turns that demand into an optimisation problem and is then

continuously solving backwards from the vessel through stockpiles, rail, plant and mine to determine the blend, material movements, and production schedule,” Baldwin said.

When it comes to bulk commodities producers, there is no question that multiple pits, stockpiles, processing streams and logistics networks can generate countless possible outcomes, a challenge Baldwin acknowledged.

He said DCO’s reverse-planning methodology provides a practical way of navigating an ever-increasing complex operating environment and, rather than optimising individual assets in isolation, it evaluates the value chain as one interconnected system.

“The ultimate goal is to maximise the value of the operation,” Baldwin said.

“DCO helps do this by reducing the costs due to demurrage and grade excursions, creating practical and achievable blending instructions for ROM [run-of-mine] management.”

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RPMGlobal’s XECUTE brings mine activity, equipment schedules and production reporting together in a single operational view.

mined before planners determine how it can ultimately be processed, blended and sold.

While productive from a mining perspective, Baldwin said the approach can also leave valuable material sitting idle in stockpiles while operators work around changing customer requirements and shipping schedules.

Instead, DCO adopts a demanddriven or, as Baldwin coined it, a ‘pull’ philosophy, placing the shipment itself at the centre of every planning decision.

Once target tonnes, grades and delivery dates are established, the system identifies which materials should be reclaimed, when they should be moved and how they should be blended to achieve the required specification while minimising unnecessary rehandling and waste.

“This is where the magic happens, as DCO will determine which material to use, how much from each source and when to reclaim it,” Baldwin said.

“The algorithm continually refines and adjusts blend ratios so that the final cargo converges on the target specification.

“This is how it is able to use lower-grade product to converge to the target and to blend off-specification material into saleable cargo.”

Baldwin also said those seemingly incremental improvements can have significant commercial implications.

Demurrage charges and off-specification cargo penalties remain costly

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realities for bulk commodity exporters, especially when vessel schedules and product quality fall out of alignment.

“Demurrage and off-specification penalties are symptoms of a disconnected value chain,” Baldwin said.

“DCO was developed with a major Pilbara iron ore producer to solve exactly that problem.

“By optimising cargo builds, stockpile reclaim strategies and material flows from pit to port, DCO helps operators consistently deliver the right tonnes, at the right quality, at the right time, reducing the operational conditions that lead to penalties and lost revenue.”

The philosophy explored in The Goal centres on the importance of viewing an operation as a connected system

rather than a collection of individual processes, and RPM approaches mine planning in much the same way.

While DCO operates at the execution level, it forms part of a broader planning ecosystem that links long-term strategy with day-to-day operational delivery, ensuring decisions made years in advance remain connected to the cargo eventually leaving port.

Rather than treating planning horizons as isolated exercises, RPM’s approach carries strategic intent through every stage of the mining lifecycle, from life-ofmine planning and tactical scheduling to daily execution.

In doing so, XECUTE DCO reinforces the value of aligning every stage of the mining value chain towards a common objective.

XECUTE helps operations understand how decisions in one area affect the wider mining system.

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Eliminating the unknown

From pit-to-port, iScope’s integrated approach to structural integrity is strengthening assets, repair standards, workforce capability and operational confidence.

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uccess in mining doesn’t just depend on the amount of tonnes moved or equipment availability, but also on the confidence that every inspection, repair, and critical decision has been approached with precision, purpose, and an uncompromising commitment to quality.

Structural integrity is still commonly viewed as a reactive process – identifying a defect, completing a repair, and returning the asset to service.

However, as these assets age, workforces evolve, and operational demands increase, that approach is no longer enough, according to iScope.

Specialists in structural inspections, welding management and repair solutions, iScope’s philosophy is based on the simple premise of eliminating the unknown and deliver certainty.

Rather than viewing them as standalone services, iScope has developed an integrated methodology

centred on the four core pillars of scoping, managing, repairing and training.

Together, these pillars create a framework that strengthens asset reliability, improves decision-making and builds long-term capability across the mining industry.

“At the heart of what we do is helping clients make practical, informed decisions,” iScope managing director Craig Evans said.

“Whether we’re inspecting critical equipment, coordinating major repairs or developing the next generation of welders, our focus is always on quality outcomes.”

The principles of structural integrity and repair governance extend well beyond mobile mining equipment.

From equipment operating in the pit to critical infrastructure supporting material handling and export, iScope works across the whole mining supply chain to improve the safety, reliability and service life of high-value assets.

As Australia’s mining and heavy industry sectors continue to evolve, the way structural integrity is managed must evolve with them.

Greater emphasis, iScope said, is now being placed on standardisation, digital innovation, repair governance, workforce capability and data-driven asset management. iScope is progressing alongside the industry by combining practical technical expertise with smarter systems that improve the visibility of assets, its consistency and long-term performance.

This approach is driven by what iScope described as a clear mindset, a national vision, a defined purpose and a commitment to leaving a lasting legacy.

Evans added that every successful outcome begins with understanding the problem, starting the first process of scoping.

“Better decisions begin before the work starts,” he said.

iScope is dedicated to supporting the integrity and reliability of critical mining equipment.

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iScope personnel provide hands-on oversight during structural repair projects.

“Effective scoping involves far more than identifying visible defects, but also technical knowledge, practical field experience, and an understanding of how equipment operates, deteriorates, and is maintained throughout its service life.”

The next step involves management, moving past technical expertise into planning, coordination, governance, and consistent quality oversight from commencement through to completion.

Evans said that as a trusted client representative, independent oversight throughout the repair process ensures workmanship, welding quality, and repair execution meet the highest standards.

“This collaborative approach brings clarity to complex projects while giving asset owners confidence that repairs will perform as intended long after the equipment returns to service,” Evans said.

According to iScope, the core idea behind ‘repair’, especially in heavy industry, is to ensure the quality of structural repair can influence safety, reliability, productivity and the remaining service life of an asset.

Evans said that repairs should not simply “address the visible defect”, but also involve an effective repair strategy, one that involves consideration of the cause of deterioration, the condition of the surrounding structure and the asset’s future operational requirements.

“Through our disciplined repair methodologies, welding quality assurance, engineering support and clearly defined inspection requirements, iScope can help clients achieve repairs that both restore structural integrity and also deliver real, sustainable value,” he said.

A 4100XPC face shovel prepared for inspection and maintenance.

The objective, iScope said, is returning an asset to service for its next campaign, but more importantly, to ensure that the repair is appropriate, traceable and capable of performing as intended.

Evans said the most significant investment that it and any organisation could make is in its people.

“Developing highly skilled tradespeople has become just as important as maintaining equipment itself,” he said.

“Through nationally recognised welding competency programs, including specialist Boom Welder training, iScope is helping raise industry standards by developing professionals who understand how to weld and why repair quality, governance and accountability matter.

“Excellence is never accidental. It begins with asking better questions, making better decisions and refusing to compromise on quality.”

With an established presence in Queensland and a growing presence across Western Australia and New South Wales, iScope's long-term vision is to become a nationally recognised leader in structural integrity, welding quality, repair coordination and welder capability development.

Through continued investment in its people, systems, training and technical capability, iScope said it is committed to raising the benchmark across Australia’s mining and critical industries.

“When uncertainty is eliminated, confidence follows, and confidence is what keeps Australia's mining industry moving safely into the future,” Evans said.

“For iScope, the opportunity lies not simply in supporting more projects, but in helping shape an industry that is both stronger and more capable.” www.miningmagazine.com.au

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PIT-TO-PORT

Record trade volumes continue to underline the scale of Pilbara Ports’ operations.

Pilbara Ports has smashed through a historic trade milestone while investing in the infrastructure needed to support Australia’s future exports.

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ore than 800 million tonnes (Mt) of trade have been delivered by Pilbara Ports, marking a record-breaking 2025–26 financial year (FY26) and reinforcing its position as the world’s largest bulk export port.

The authority managed 804.1Mt of exports and imports through Port Hedland, Ashburton, Dampier and Varanus Island during the financial year, surpassing the previous record of 775.7Mt set in FY25. This marked Pilbara Ports’ largest year-on-year increase since FY18, representing an estimated $150 billion in export value.

Pilbara Ports chief executive officer Samuel McSkimming said the milestone showed the strength of the region’s export supply chains and the people who supported them.

“Moving more than 800 million tonnes safely through our ports is a significant achievement,” McSkimming said.

“This result belongs to the people who keep our ports and export supply chains operating safely every day, and who bring teamwork and care to that task.

“It reflects disciplined execution, strong partnerships and the Pilbara’s capability to keep trade moving for customers around the world.”

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McSkimming said every safe vessel visit helped maintain global confidence in the Pilbara’s supply chain while also reinforcing the need for continued investment, reliable operations and future trade diversification.

The scale of that task is most visible at the Port of Port Hedland, which again accounted for the largest share of throughput, handling 580.4Mt during the year.

The port remains the world’s largest bulk export port, with iron ore, lithium and salt among the commodities moving through its facilities.

Iron ore exports across the Pilbara Ports network increased four per cent to 759.4Mt. That growth comes as iron ore continues to underpin Australia’s resources economy.

The Federal Government’s June 2026 ‘Resources and Energy Quarterly’ estimated iron ore export earnings of $117 billion for FY26, maintaining its position as Australia’s largest resources and energy export commodity.

Yet the record year also highlights the importance of preparing the ports for a broader mix of trade.

The Lumsden Point development at Port Hedland is designed to increase capacity, ease pressure on existing

infrastructure and create new import and export pathways.

The multi-user facility will deliver two additional wharves supporting exports of battery metals and minerals, alongside imports of wind turbines, solar panels and general cargo.

More than 100 hectares of reclaimed land will also support logistics and operational uses, with Lumsden Point expected to be substantially completed by mid-2027 and operations commencing in the second half of that year.

While new capacity is being developed, investment is also being directed towards protecting the reliability of existing operations.

June saw Pilbara Ports award Jan De Nul Australia a contract for the $50 million Zone 5 Bypass Channel at Port Hedland.

The project will establish a bypass around part of the port’s 42km shipping channel, strengthening safety and resilience by providing an alternative navigation option and helping trade continue in the unlikely event of an incident.

Further west, the Port of Dampier handled 178.3Mt in FY26, while the Port of Ashburton handled 45.2Mt. LNG throughput across the network reached 26Mt, and salt totalled 5.3Mt.

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Beyond 800 million tonnes

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Dampier is undergoing its own expansion through the Dampier Cargo Wharf Projects, which will deliver a multi-user facility to broaden the port’s service capability.

The program includes a new bulk handling facility, link bridge and refurbishment of the existing cargo wharf, supporting international urea markets and increasing direct shipping capacity and efficiency.

Diversification is extending beyond commodities, with Pilbara Ports progressing a Clean Fuel Bunkering Hub that is aimed at enabling lower-carbon marine fuels such as ammonia at Port Hedland and Dampier.

The initiative helps to build on an ammonia transfer trial underway at Dampier and forms part of a broader strategy focused on strengthening existing trade while also supporting critical minerals, clean energy and decarbonisation.

That future planning comes during a busy operational period, with Pilbara Ports recording 9499 safe vessel visits in FY26, a nine per cent increase on the previous financial year and an average of 26 visits each day.

Pilbara Ports recorded almost 9500 safe vessel visits during its record-breaking year.

Beyond trade, Pilbara Ports invested more than $1.17 million in 76 community organisations right across the Pilbara region, supporting projects focused on areas such as wellbeing, education, safety and regional development.

Exceeding the milestone of 800Mt therefore reflects the scale of the infrastructure already carrying Australian resources to global markets, and the investment required to ensure the Pilbara remains ready for the next generation of trade.

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MATERIAL HANDLING

Reliable conveying ensures every processing stage is connected.

WAM Australia is helping mining operations address the often-overlooked challenges of bulk material handling with screw conveyors, bucket elevators and connection components engineered for reliable flow, straightforward maintenance and long-term performance.

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oving bulk materials efficiently is fundamental to the performance of any mining and minerals processing operation. From extraction through to processing, storage and feeding, every transfer point represents an opportunity to improve reliability, minimise maintenance and keep material moving safely.

While operational excellence is often associated with major equipment, automation and process optimisation, bulk solids manufacturer WAM Australia (WAM) believes the overall system’s performance can also depend on the smaller links between stages.

Transfer points, conveyors, bucket elevators and connection components must work together, particularly when handling demanding materials.

This is where WAM applies its expertise, combining screw conveyors, bucket elevators and complementary components to provide specialised equipment suitable for the characteristics of the material and the requirements of the plant.

For horizontal and inclined conveying duties, WAM’s TP and TE heavy-duty tubular screw conveyors are designed for

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applications where abrasion and wear are persistent operational considerations.

The TP range is intended for medium heavy-duty applications, while the TE is designed for extra-heavy-duty duties.

Both ranges can be configured to suit demanding operating conditions, including wear-resistant flights, different inlet geometries and various drive arrangements. Their modular construction also provides flexibility when integrating conveying equipment into new plants or upgrading existing installations.

“Our TP and TE tubular screw conveyors are used for both batch and continuous operation in applications where durability and easy replacement of conveyor components subject to wear are among the main requirements,” WAM said.

Designing with ease of maintenance in mind is particularly important in the mining sector, where access to equipment and the speed with which worn components can be inspected and replaced can have a direct impact on plant availability.

WAM’s approach therefore focuses not only on conveying performance, but also on the components most exposed to wear. By selecting the appropriate construction and

configuration for the application, operators can manage wear more effectively while maintaining reliable material flow.

Material characteristics are a key consideration in this process, where particle size, bulk density, flowability, abrasiveness and temperature can all influence conveying performance, while plant layout, available space and the required operating mode – continuous or batch – determine the most appropriate equipment configuration.

Understanding these variables enables WAM to match each specific requirement of the application, rather than relying on a standardised approach.

Temperature is another important factor in mineral processing and related industries.

WAM’s MT and HT screw conveyors are designed for medium-high and hightemperature applications, respectively, providing conveying solutions for hot materials discharged from dryers and other thermal processes.

When material needs to be conveyed vertically rather than horizontally or along an inclined plane, bucket elevators offer a compact alternative to a longer inclined screw conveyor.

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Moving in the right direction

WAM’s EI series is designed for fine aggregates and materials such as calcium carbonate, lime, limestone, dried sludge and sand, making it particularly suitable for mineral processing applications.

The EI series features bolted head, foot and intermediate casing sections designed to simplify assembly and maintenance. Inspection sections and viewing points provide access to key areas of the elevator, supporting routine inspection and servicing.

“Its bolted head, foot and intermediate casing sections have been designed to simplify assembly and maintenance, while inspection sections and viewing points enable key areas of the elevator to be accessed or monitored,” WAM said.

The bucket elevator can also be configured with features such as rotation and belt-alignment sensors, certified explosion-pressure relief panels, connections for de-dusting systems and anti-wear shields at loading and discharge points.

These options enable the equipment to be adapted to the material being handled and the conditions within the wider process plant.

However, conveying equipment does not operate in isolation, and the points

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Robust MT-HT shaft coupling built for high-temperature duties sees screw conveyors performing seamlessly.

where equipment connects and material transfers from one stage to the next can be equally important to the reliability of the overall system.

In mining and mineral processing, these interfaces may need to accommodate issues such as vibration, dust, weather exposure or minor alignment discrepancies.

To address these challenges, WAM has developed flexible connections for use across a range of bulk handling applications.

“WAM’s flexible connections are designed to reduce transmitted vibration, ensure protection against dust and the elements, and compensate for misalignments,” the company said.

“The range of inlet options available also makes it possible to integrate equipment of different

shapes, angles and cross-sections into the same process.”

By helping to minimise dust emissions, protect connections and simplify installation and maintenance, these components can ensure the system operates more safely and is easier to manage, while also helping to reduce installation and maintenance costs.

Ultimately, reliable bulk handling is about moving material from point A to B, but also ensuring every stage of the process, from horizontal and inclined conveying to vertical lifting and the connections between individual pieces of equipment, works together.

By combining application-specific screw conveyors, bucket elevators and connection components, WAM provides mining and mineral processing operators with equipment designed around the material, the process and the operating environment.

Although these are relatively small components within a large processing plant, their performance can have a significant impact on the reliability of the entire system, helping to ensure an efficient flow of materials, manageable maintenance and the proper operation of the plant..

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DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY

From paperwork to performance

Totalmobile is helping operations modernise workflows to take proactive decisions and empower frontline workers and their supporting teams.

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ining has, over recent years, begun one of the most extensive transformations the sector has ever seen – not driven by new trucks, mineral processing techniques or exploration activity, but one rooted in changing the way work is done.

Technology and the digitisation across the resources sector have well and truly shaken up processes and workflows established over years – often decades – of working.

Totalmobile is helping organisations navigate this shift, enabling smarter, more connected operations, employing more than 400 staff around the world.

The company supports more than 1,000 organisations transform the delivery of field services.

With more than 500,000 frontline workers logging into solutions every day, this transformation, according to Totalmobile, starts with the field and site staff, with a traditional ‘topdown’ approach not necessarily best for business.

“Change isn’t easy and we accept that. We know how difficult it can be to manage that throughout a business, but we understand the challenges that present itself,” Totalmobile commercial lead mining and heavy asset industries Michael McGough told Mining.

“We’re here to give people their time back and to enhance the work the

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Totalmobile’s Field First Platform and mobile capabilities connect mining maintenance teams with back-office functions.

workers do, and our customers are seeing productivity improvements of over 25 per cent by ensuring that operations become proactive instead of reactive.”

This is done through site-specific support that adapts Totalmobile's workforce and asset management capabilities to the unique needs of each operation.

“We want to empower those that work on site every day to do the work they want to do without the constraints of confusing systems and unnecessary levels of complexity, because that's not helpful for anyone,” McGough said.

“To do this, we work with fitters, engineers, labourers to see what they want and what they need to do their best work. One size doesn’t fit all.”

Totalmobile’s cloud-based Field First Platform and mobile capabilities connect mining maintenance teams with back-office functions, integrating core systems and enabling seamless, automated workflows that reduce manual effort, standardise processes and ensure tasks are completed both efficiently and consistently.

Beyond systems that work for those who need them, Totalmobile helps support site teams to overcome the biggest objection the company sees in the industry: how change is managed.

“You need to remember, there are people on site who have been working for 30, 40, even 50 years and are used to

the way they work,” Totalmobile regional director David Sweikert said.

“This is more than just moving from a paper-based process to something digital; it’s about upskilling and enabling the workforce. What’s the use in implementing all this if, ultimately, the people on the ground doing the work are opposed to using it?”

Totalmobile also supports operations tackle broader industry challenges around skill shortages.

“Not only across mining jurisdictions in Australia, but globally too, it can be difficult to find workers with the right skills to do exactly what’s needed,” McGough said.

“For us, by working with those directly on the tools, we can arm them with the right capabilities.”

Ultimately, McGough said, Totalmobile wants to ensure workers don’t have to spend most of their day filling out paperwork and doing more admin.

With offline-capable mobile technology, teams can continue capturing job information, inspections and safety records even when operating in remote locations with limited connectivity.

“Importantly, field service management solutions create a culture of compliance, accountability driven by ensuring more can be done with less,” he said.

“Totalmobile is a field service management provider passionate about making work and the lives of mobile workers better.”

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POWER GENERATION

R&J Batteries has moved operations to a new facility in Cairns.

Powering opportunities R&J Batteries is supporting remote mining operations with advanced OPTIMA battery technology built to deliver reliable power in challenging environments.

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amously located in some of the most remote locations in Australia, mining operations need power they can rely on to power their vehicles and equipment. With a replacement or a service potentially kilometres away, the need for quality batteries cannot be understated.

OPTIMA batteries are highly regarded in the mining industry for their performance capabilities in these kinds of extreme environments, with the YELLOWTOP battery specifically designed for applications that require reliable starting power and deep cycling abilities to power any vehicle accessories.

Powered by the unique SPIRALCELL TECHNOLOGY, these batteries are said to be up to 15 times more vibration resistant when compared with standard flooded lead acid batteries.

The SPIRALCELL technology is based on a series of individual spiral-wound cells composed of two pure (99.99 per cent) lead plates with a precise coating of lead oxide, providing higher starting power and faster recharging, making them an efficient option for remote mining operations.

As a key supplier of OPTIMA batteries in Australia, R&J Batteries’ expertise spans multiple decades. After starting as a supplier in regional Victoria in 1995, the company now has a business footprint in every state and territory across the country, as well as an expanded presence in New Zealand.

R&J Batteries has seen continually adapting battery capabilities over the last 30 years – evolving battery technologies,

changing customer requirements and new market opportunities while remaining focused on delivering quality products and exceptional customer service.

The OPTIMA range is an example of evolving standards around innovation.

“OPTIMA batteries are manufactured by Clarios, a global leader in advanced energy storage solutions, whose batteries power one in three vehicles worldwide,” an R&J Batteries spokesperson told Mining.

“All the batteries in the range are manufactured with sustainability, safety and reliability in mind.

“Clarios’ supply chain management aims to add value every step of the way to contribute to the ongoing progress of the community and the planet.

“OPTIMA batteries have a demonstrated 40-year history of technological innovation and world-class engineering.

“The manufacturer understands extreme applications and their operating conditions and performance requirements are like no other on the market because in the 1970s, OPTIMA batteries featured the first maintenancefree lead acid batteries for commercial and military use.”

OPTIMA batteries are highly regarded in the mining industry for their performance capabilities in harsh environments.

With a suite of features, including a spill proof and durable design, the batteries are an ideal companion for mining equipment, military vehicles, emergency services, road transport and agricultural machinery.

The increasing reliance on advanced battery technology is also reflected in R&J Batteries' continued growth.

The company has used this opportunity to expand its footprint to better support the industries and partners it serves, relocating its Cairns branch to a bigger premises in the higher profile location of Draper Street.

The move into a larger, purpose-built premises reflects the continued growth of the business throughout far north Queensland, a key hub for mining activity.

The new facility offers increased warehouse space and improved logistics, allowing faster service and improved product availability for customers in the region and demonstrates the demand for battery power across agriculture, mining, marine, transport, tourism and recreational industries.

As battery technology continues to evolve, R&J Batteries remains at the forefront by continually expanding its range. www.miningmagazine.com.au

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RECYCLING

Tyrecycle is working with Fenner Conveyors to recycle decommissioned conveyor belts.

Turning waste into value The industry-leading partnership between Tyrecycle and Fenner Conveyors is helping Gladstone Ports Corporation turn end-of-life conveyor belts from a long-standing waste problem into valuable new products.

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onveyor belts rarely attract any attention unless they stop working, or they reach the end of their operating life. When it’s time to replace them, the old belts are often left lying around without a clear disposal model.

Tyrecycle is helping change that through a strategic partnership with Australian manufacturer Fenner Conveyors, aiming to give decommissioned conveyor belts a second life, rather than sending them to landfill.

One of the first organisations to put this approach into motion is Gladstone Ports Corporation (GPC), Queensland’s largest multi-commodity port and a major global coal export terminal, located approximately 520km north of Brisbane.

The port’s operations rely on 65 conveyor systems, representing more than 48km of installed belting, many of which have been commissioned by Fenner Conveyors.

GPC has begun recycling several of its decommissioned belts with the support of both Tyrecycle and Fenner Conveyors, marking a significant step towards improved sustainability and circular economy practices across its operations.

Tyrecycle head of trading, mining & strategic development Ashley Battilana

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said this initiative has been a major turning point for GPC. “Traditionally, there hasn’t been the option to recycle old belts, so facilities like GPC have stockpiled them instead,” he told Mining.

“This is a real legacy issue, so the team at GPC were quite excited to get a solution.”

A GPC spokesperson said the initiative provided a long-sought recycling pathway for used conveyor belts.

“Our teams have been working through options for some time, so to have a genuine, data-backed recycling solution is a great step forward,” the spokesperson said.

GPC’s decommissioned belts have been transported to Tyrecycle’s Brisbane facility in preparation for their conversion into new rubber products for civil applications, playgrounds and various industrial uses.

The embedded steel from the belts will also be recovered for recycling, which will not only divert substantial material from landfill but also help GPC pave the way for a new operating model.

“Moving forward, hopefully we can help facilities like GPC reach a one-in-one-out model, so they don’t have to stockpile old conveyor belts

that get in the way of their operations,” Battilana said.

“Instead, a new belt will get delivered and the old belt taken away. This also minimises double handling, with cranes unloading the new belt before returning the decommissioned belt to our recycling facilities.”

In addition to creating new products, Battilana said recycling conveyor belts could help facilities like GPC and mining companies reduce the environmental impact associated with end-of-life assets.

Tyrecycle is assessing this key environmental impact through a life cycle analysis, with initial testing of a conveyor belt indicating that recycling one tonne of this material could avoid up to 1.5 tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions compared with traditional disposal methods.

“Rather than just letting these resources sit on-site, GPC will be able to move the belts on, recycle them and reap the benefits,” Battilana said.

Fenner Conveyors sales and marketing executive general manager Trevor Svenson said the project showed how the industry could turn conveyor belt waste into a local circular economy opportunity.

“Every organisation that begins recycling its belts is contributing to a growing circular economy, supporting

Gladstone Ports Corporation’s decommissioned belts have been transported to Tyrecycle’s Brisbane facility.

The recycled rubber material will be used for various applications, including in the civil industry.

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local manufacturing, creating jobs and reducing waste,” Svenson said.

“GPC’s involvement is an important step in proving this model can work at scale for major industrial sites. We are proud to help deliver a solution that is practical, efficient and genuinely circular.”

Looking ahead, Battilana said the goal is to create a circular economy where new conveyor belts are manufactured completely from the recycled material of their predecessors, and this vision may not be as far-fetched as first thought.

As part of its strategic partnership with Fenner Conveyors, Tyrecycle has helped develop the manufacturer’s Infinity Series premium mining-grade conveyor belt, which incorporates a portion of recycled conveyor belt material.

Manufactured locally by Fenner Conveyors, the Infinity Series has undergone rigorous testing and quality assurance to ensure it delivers the performance required for the harsh demands of mining environments across the country with minimal downtime.

Battilana said the first conveyor belt from this range will soon be delivered to a mine, where it will undergo further assessment in real-world operating conditions rather than in a controlled test setting.

GPC’s decommissioned conveyor belts could also contribute to future Infinity

Series units, as the recycled material is expected to be incorporated into upcoming production.

Ultimately, Tyrecycle hopes recycling processes become an ongoing part of conveyor belt replacements following the success of the GPC initiative, which will allow Fenner Conveyors’ customers to adopt the one-in-one-out model across Australia.

“We’re really keen to keep working with GPC and our partnership with Fenner Conveyors is constantly developing,” Battilana said. “A small part of GPC’s recycled decommissioned belts has gone into testing for the Infinity Series, which is really exciting.

“It is a locally manufactured, premium product that is supporting the mining and bulk handling industries.” www.miningmagazine.com.au

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INNOVATION

A new steelmaking model Metal Logic is developing modular smelting systems that could reshape iron ore processing, reduce emissions and create new pathways for Australian steel production.

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or Metal Logic executive director Joel Nicholls, the idea behind the clean steel technology company was forged after years of observing the mining industry from different angles.

From transaction advisory and mining investment through to exploration studies and technology development, Nicholls has a unique view of the sector – one that combines technical understanding with commercial thinking.

This expertise supported the development of Metal Logic, a company redefining how iron ore is made into steel.

“We’re the Amazon of Iron, connecting iron ore producers with downstream customers on one platform,” Nicholls said.

“We give miners three things – an ore market, a modular and factory-built smelter deployable at the deposit, and a route to a higher value in use for lower grade ore that has historically traded at discounted ore prices.”

Metal Logic’s foundations were built on challenging the traditional approaches to steelmaking, including the reliance on coal-based reduction methods in conventional blast furnaces, a significant source of industrial emissions.

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Rather than simply improving existing processes, Metal Logic is reconsidering how steel is produced altogether.

“Blast furnace technology today is an optimised descendant of the 1870s design and ‘clean’ alternatives still inherit the same capital expenditure and scale problems, many needing a green premium to be economically viable,” Nicholls said.

“We flipped it. Redesign from thermodynamics up, improving efficiency and drive low emissions out as a by-product.”

Metal Logic’s cleaner steel pathway is designed to compete economically with conventional steel rather than relying on premium pricing.

At the centre of the company’s approach is a modular smelting platform designed to process iron ore closer to where it is extracted.

The modular design is intended to overcome significant challenges facing traditional steel projects, including the scale, cost and timeframe required to establish new facilities.

“The platform’s foundations go back more than 10 years of in-house research and development, with the result being

Metal Logic executive director Joel Nicholls.

a furnace the size of a commercial fridge, which is mass-producible and deployable at mine sites,” Nicholls said.

“Modular smelters convert iron ore to steel on-site and are deployed in months, whereas it can take five to seven years to develop a conventional plant.”

The initial products produced through the process will include granulated iron, which can feed existing electric arc furnaces, and crude billet for existing rebar and long-product mills.

Future development could also enable production of other steel products such as sheet, plate and coil.

Metal Logic is now focused on establishing a modular clean steel hub in Western Australia’s Pilbara region. The company recently secured approximately 1,000 hectares of tenements about

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Metal Logic’s smelting facility is in Victoria.

Metal Logic is redefining how iron ore is made into steel.

30km from Port Hedland, positioning the project close to major iron ore supply chains.

Nicholls said approximately 570 million tonnes per year of iron ore passes within 20km of the site through major rail lines, representing around 20 per cent of global seaborne supply.

In addition, the location contains stockpiled low-grade ore suited to the company’s process and benefits from the existing local infrastructure, meaning there’s no need for a new port, rail line, or mine.

The first modular smelting platforms are expected to ship to the Pilbara in the second half of 2026, with commercial production and the first sale targeted for 2027.

Another focus of Metal Logic is ensuring Australia can capture more value from its position as a leading mining nation.

The country has traditionally exported raw ore and bought back the finished goods, but Metal Logic’s modular smelting platform could unlock the ability to process iron ore onshore.

“Australia exports around 900 million tonnes (Mt) of ore per year and captures little downstream value,” Nicholls said.

“Onshore processing with Metal Logic’s technology would extend mine life, cut the environmental footprint of shipping and build more jobs.”

Changing global regulations are also creating opportunities for lower-emissions steel production, with international markets increasingly focused on the carbon intensity of materials.

This is evidenced by the European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), a tariff system designed to put a cost on the carbon

emissions associated with certain imported goods, including steel.

With this policy now in place, Nicholls believes lower-emissions steel produced at the orebody could give Australia a competitive advantage in global export markets, whilst also reducing emissions associated with shipping iron ore waste as is currently the case.

He also sees Metal Logic as a platform that could eventually change how resources are valued globally, with the company’s ambition to scale production, expand the value of previously marginal resources and create a stronger connection between producers and end users.

“A one million tonne per annum array at Port Hedland is just 0.05 per cent of global steel output. There is room to grow to 5 million a year, then 10-20 million by decade’s end,” Nicholls said.

“Grade-agnostic smelting changes what a deposit is worth and reprices the resource base.

“Every new mine and every new contract makes our platform more valuable, with this model having the potential to extend to other resource-rich regions in the long-term.” www.miningmagazine.com.au

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MAINTENANCE

Unlocking productivity on site Improving the performance of existing equipment is emerging as an important productivity opportunity, and Bonfiglioli is helping operations get more from what they already have.

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ustralia is already recognised as a global leader in mining automation, with more than 700 autonomous haulage trucks in operation or production.

The Federal Government’s National Robotics Strategy has also identified opportunities to expand the use of robotics and automation, including smaller autonomous vehicles, with the potential to create new jobs and contribute an additional $74 billion to the economy by 2030.

For mining operations, however, productivity gains do not necessarily require the immediate adoption of new technologies.

According to Bonfiglioli Australia and New Zealand managing director Martin Broglia, improving the reliability, performance and lifespan of existing equipment is becoming an increasingly important focus.

“Condition monitoring, diagnostics and maintenance are fast becoming key areas of focus for our customers in the sector, and have been demonstrated to improve safety, reduce costs and minimise downtime,” Broglia said.

This focus begins with equipment selection and design. Mines are increasingly considering how machinery will perform not only when first installed, but as operations evolve and scale.

“Our customers in the sector have recognised that they can design their machinery for reliability by emphasising proper equipment selection, design and installation from the start,” Broglia said.

“They’re considering how their operations may evolve and scale over time, and how their equipment and machinery need to adapt so they can manage performance and costs in the long term.”

This approach can also help address the challenges associated with spare parts and repairs. Supply chain instability, shipping delays and manufacturing bottlenecks can make

Martin Broglia believes equipment reliability is key to improving mining performance.

sourcing components difficult and costly, increasing the potential impact of equipment downtime.

“Mines are trying to find the right balance between keeping critical ‘just in case’ spare parts or components on the shelf to prevent downtime, and freeing up their capital to fund operations,” Broglia said.

For equipment suppliers, local stockholding and distribution networks are important in providing rapid access to repairs and replacement parts.

Customisation is another consideration, particularly where mining operations have specialised site or project requirements.

Suppliers that can tailor equipment and components to individual applications, while offering accessories to support performance and efficiency, can provide additional value.

Alongside reliability, energy efficiency is becoming an increasingly important consideration for mining machinery and infrastructure.

“There’s a shift towards the use of energy-efficient gearmotors that can deliver the required torque and also offer a long service life,” Broglia said.

He points to Bonfiglioli’s 300M Series planetary gearbox, which is designed to

provide the high shock load resistance, power density and torque capability required for mining applications while offering low maintenance and a long service life.

The right equipment partner can also play an important role in helping mining operations achieve these outcomes.

Broglia believes suppliers should combine technical expertise and industry experience with original equipment manufacturer (OEM)-backed capabilities and an understanding of mechanical and application requirements.

“A reliable service partner should offer responsive technical training and support, diagnostics, preventative maintenance services and ready access to genuine spare parts,” he said.

“Clear communication and quality workmanship are also key to building strong, long-term partnerships.”

With equipment reliability, energy efficiency and maintenance so often linked to operational performance, the opportunity for miners may be as much about getting more from existing assets as investing in what comes next. Bonfiglioli is positioned to help operations respond to these evolving requirements. www.miningmagazine.com.au

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A year built for mining

The 2027 mining calendar will take the industry to the Hunter Valley and Adelaide, with a new event and a returning favourite.

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ff the coast of Newcastle, ships wait their turn at one of the world’s busiest coal export ports. Inland, across the Hunter Valley, technicians rebuild the haul trucks and heavy equipment that underpin some of Australia’s largest operations.

Mining has shaped this part of New South Wales for generations, from the pit to the port.

Embodying that recognition, May 2027 will see the Hunter Valley host a trade show built around the industry, technology and expertise that continue to drive the region.

The Hunter Valley Mining Expo (HVME), which will be held at the Newcastle Entertainment Centre, has been developed by the team behind the Queensland Mining and Engineering Exhibition and the WA Mining Conference and Exhibition.

“We always knew there was a strong appetite for a dedicated mining event in the Hunter, but the response has still exceeded our expectations,” Prime Creative Media mining events relationship manager Rebecca Todesco said.

Every sponsorship package has been sold, and the exhibition floor is close to full, with registrations now open less than a year out from the event.

“Suppliers moved quickly to secure their place, and the level of commitment we have seen shows how important this platform is becoming,” Todesco said.

“To have the floor almost full at this stage tells us the Hunter has been waiting for a show of its own.”

Apollo Engineering is one of those industry sponsors.

“When a dedicated show like this was announced, we had to be part of it,” Apollo Engineering business development manager Toma Skroza told Mining. “The Hunter Valley Mining Expo is right in our backyard.”

Apollo has been building industrial cleaning equipment, including hot

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tanks and automated spray washers in Tamworth for 30 years. At the end of its cycle, every piece of mobile plant eventually comes off the job to be stripped, cleaned, inspected and rebuilt, and that is where the company adds its value.

The hot tanks are built to clean the largest mining engine blocks in the industry, using full immersion to reach the internal galleries other methods leave behind. On one recent job, a mine was cleaning final drive components by hand, with a single unit taking more than a full day. Apollo brought in its automated spray washer and a paint-stripping agent and turned that into an hour in the washer and an hour of bead blasting.

Examples like this capture the role HVME is designed to play, bringing together companies that have developed solutions and the mining teams searching for better ways to operate.

The exhibition floor will cover the full mining supply chain, from exploration and drilling to engineering services, software, energy solutions and specialised consumables. A dedicated Mining Pavilion gives space to local operators and industry associations, many of them based in the Hunter itself.

Another one to look out for

The Hunter is not the only part of the country drawing industry attention in 2027. Later in the year, the focus will shift to South Australia as Asia-Pacific’s International Mining Exhibition (AIMEX) returns to the Adelaide Showgrounds from September 28–30, reaffirming its place on the national mining calendar.

While HVME is rooted in a single region, AIMEX casts a wider net.

“HVME and AIMEX come at the same industry from two directions,” Todesco said. “One is grounded in a region that has mined for generations, and the other looks across the national and international industry to assess where mining goes next.”

AIMEX spans automation and robotics, digital mine systems, critical minerals, electrification and net-zero solutions, engineering, cybersecurity and environmental, social and governance (ESG) technology.

The conference program covers operational excellence, innovation and sustainability. Networking sits at the centre, with dedicated drinks and spaces built for the conversations that follow.

AIMEX has long drawn the majors, with recent editions bringing BHP, Rio Tinto, Fortescue and Glencore alongside an international audience of operators, engineers and investors from more than 30 countries.

Between the two events, 2027 will offer the industry a year of connection across the mining spectrum, from the workshops and operations of the Hunter Valley to the critical minerals projects driving the entire sector forward.

Learn more about HVME and AIMEX, including exhibition, conference and networking opportunities, at huntervalleyminingexpo.com.au and aimex.com.au

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Exhibitors and operators across the AIMEX show floor, which returns to Adelaide in September 2027.

Coal has anchored the Hunter Valley's economy for generations, and HVME will bring the region's operators and suppliers together to talk about where it goes next.

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From first-time prospectors to the country's biggest miners, the contenders are locked in ahead of a black-tie showdown at Fraser's Kings Park this September.

The Prospect Awards recognise standout achievement across mining and resources.

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he Australian Mining Prospect Awards finalists have been named, with contenders across three individual and 16 group categories now in the running for the industry's top honours.

For more than a decade, the awards have stood as the only national program dedicated to the mining and minerals processing sector, recognising the people and companies going above and beyond.

This September, the industry will gather at Fraser's Kings Park in Perth to see who takes home the honours.

Prime Creative Media head of awards and conferences Caitlyn Douglas said the standard of entries was high.

"The quality of this year's entries is a testament to the talent, innovation and leadership shaping Australia's mining and resources industry," Douglas said.

The finalists come from right across the industry, from prospectors chasing a first discovery to the biggest miners in the country. Winners will be announced at the black-tie gala on September 16 at Fraser's Kings Park in Perth.

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Lifetime Achievement Award • Dave Goddard, HEXAGON • Jamie Hall, Austin Engineering • Brad Higgins, Austin Engineering Mining Leader of the Year • Bazil Miller, IGO • Andrea Marsland-Smith, Alligator Energy Community Engagement • AFA-EF Mining • Alligator Energy • Austin Engineering • Crmining Powered by Epiroc • Northern Star • Northern Star Resources – KCGM Digital Transformation • Austin Engineering • Exposi, partnering with Jellinbah Mine • IGO – AI-Powered Playbook Assistant • IGO – De Beers • Mackay Safety and 4PS Software • Metso • Micromine • PETRA Data Science • REMA TIP TOP Discovery of the Year • Alkane Resources • Ballard Mining • Falcon Metals Education and Training Program of the Year

• Emergency Management Community of Practice Inc • FIFO Focus • Flexco • Global Drone Solutions • Mineral Resources • NeuroLead • Premier People • Trainwest Safety Institute • WA Mining Exams • Whitehaven Coal Emerging Miner of the Year • Auric Mining • Kalamazoo Resources • Larvotto Resources • Legacy Minerals • Tungsten Mining Engineering Success of the Year • Flexco • Geovert

• Martin Engineering • Techking Tires Excellence in Autonomous Operations • DrilLedger • PETRA Data Science Excellence in FIFO Workforce Experience • Fortescue • Mineral Resources • Rio Tinto • The FIFO Family Project Excellence in Mine Safety, OH&S • AGuyIKnow • DrilLedger • Emergency Management Community of Practice • Geographe • HEXAGON/Whitehaven Coal • Mackay Safety and 4PS Software • Rio Tinto Emergency Services Excellence in Mine Site Rehabilitation and Closure

• Alcoa • Hancock Iron Ore Excellence in Mineral Processing • BHP • Glencore • IGO • Metso • Rio Tinto and BHP • Tritton Copper Operations/Metso First Nations Engagement • Global Drone Solutions • Hancock Iron Ore Safety Advocate of the Year • HEXAGON • IGO • Key Consultation Solutions • Machinemonitor – 3C Energy Group • Safetec Group Sustainability Innovation • Fenner Conveyors • HEXAGON R-EVOLUTION • Metso Mining Contractor of the Year • Austin Engineering • AWCON • Martin Engineering • SIMPEC Outstanding Mine Performance • Manuka Resources • Rio Tinto

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Leading the next shift

The mining sector is placing greater emphasis on leadership capability as technology and workforce needs evolve.

AusIMM is preparing mining professionals to lead confidently through complexity, transformation and workforce change.

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ining’s technical professionals are no strangers to being asked to tackle complex operational problems.

But as automation changes how work is performed, and as sustainability expectations reshape decision-making and veteran workers approach retirement, specialists are now expected to lead and translate strategy into action.

With this shift, the Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy (AusIMM) believes the sector’s talent pipeline remains under constant pressure.

An example of this can be observed with Deloitte’s ‘Tracking the Trends 2026’ report, which found that nearly half of mining engineers are expected to reach retirement age within the next decade.

As this reality draws nearer, AusIMM understands that catering to the coming age of technology, artificial intelligence (AI), and operational workflows means connecting on-site expertise with opportunities for leadership capability.

“Mining produces some of the world’s most technically accomplished

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professionals. But technical excellence alone does not make an enterprise leader,” AusIMM’s Head of Online Education Alana Horden told Mining.

The Deloitte report emphasised a growing need to transfer knowledge into emerging professionals, citing a global forecast that 39 per cent of workers’ core skills will be changing by 2030, reinforcing the need for systematic upskilling and reskilling.

By the same token, earlier McKinsey research revealed the commercial consequences of the squeeze. In a 2022 survey, 71 per cent of mining leaders said talent shortages were constraining production targets and strategic objectives, while 86 per cent said recruiting and retaining talent was harder than two years earlier.

AusIMM’s solution is presented through its new Enterprise Leadership in Mining course, co-developed with Melbourne Business School (MBS) and designed for mid-to-senior career resources professionals moving beyond site-level or single-function accountability.

The inaugural intake begins on September 14 and is delivered entirely online. The 30-hour course spans seven weeks, with an onboarding and leadership reset followed by six modules.

This format is intended to accommodate fly-in, fly-out (FIFO) rosters, shift work and globally distributed teams while maintaining live interaction with facilitators and a cohort of mining professionals.

Participants move from leading beyond their operation and setting performance expectations to building capability, strengthening culture, navigating resistance to change and running an enterprise-minded leadership system.

Mining-specific case studies and operational scenarios aim to make those lessons immediately applicable rather than relying on generic management theory.

The course is aimed at superintendents, mining and operations managers, technical services leaders, health, safety and environment (HSE) and engineering professionals, emerging

AusIMM is connecting on-site expertise with emerging technology and leadership opportunities.

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executives and others preparing to manage across disciplines or complex stakeholder environments.

“The step from operational expert to enterprise leader … is one of the most difficult transitions in any professional’s career. Yet most organisations leave it entirely to chance,” Horden said.

AusIMM said making that transition deliberately has implications beyond individual career progression, and stronger leadership pipelines can reduce succession risk and support retention by giving high-potential employees clearer development pathways.

Leaders who can create psychological safety, set expectations and explain the reason for change can also influence whether new technologies and operating models are adopted or stall after initial implementation.

Building leadership beyond the classroom Alongside its Critical Minerals Conference, AusIMM’s approach extends beyond formal coursework with the Mill Operators Conference 2026, to be held at the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre from October 19–21, which will

Building the next generation of mining professionals is becoming a growing industry priority.

give metallurgists, geometallurgists, engineers and operational leaders a forum to test technical ideas against industry experience.

Now in its 17th iteration, the conference is expected to attract more than 900 professionals.

Its program will focus on plant performance, operational reliability, recovery, automation and sustainability, including a panel exploring how AI, data analytics and visualisation are changing processing operations and decision-making.

The conference’s emphasis on case studies and knowledge exchange complements the leadership course.

“Technical professionals need exposure to emerging practice to make sound decisions, but enterprise leaders must also be able to assess how an innovation affects safety, people, cost, culture and performance across an organisation,” Horden said.

The conference will provide the technical exchange and professional networks, as well as structured learning that will help participants convert those insights into coordinated action.

“Enterprise leadership capability is increasingly the differentiator between mining organisations that perform consistently and those that cannot sustain results through cycles of change, growth, and pressure,” Horden said.

By pairing technical conferences such as Mill Operators with flexible, mining-specific leadership education, AusIMM is building a pathway that extends from specialist expertise to enterprise influence. www.miningmagazine.com.au

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INDUSTRY EVENTS IMARC 2026 will bring together more than 500 solution providers from around the world.

What’s next for mining?

IMARC 2026 will bring together industry experts to unpack the forces set to influence mining’s next chapter.

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he International Mining and Resources Conference + Expo (IMARC) 2026 is expected to draw attendees from more than 120 countries when it returns in October.

A robust program featuring five concurrent conferences, panel discussions and keynotes will present valuable insights from C-suite executives and industry leaders on operational excellence, technology and innovation, project development and delivery, investment and global opportunities.

On the 20,000-square-metre exhibition floor, more than 500 solution providers from around the world will showcase technologies, machinery and services driving innovation and productivity across the mining sector.

BHP vice president innovation Marley Palin, Fortescue director of integrated operations Katie Charuga, Agnico Eagle Australian operations VP Ion Hann, Alcoa Australia managing director Elsabe Muller, Evolution Mining chief executive officer (CEO) Lawrie Conway, Glencore project governance manager Tony Egan, Hancock Iron Ore head of digital innovation Chad Burrows, Lynas Rare Earths strategy VP Daniel Havas, Whitehaven Coal group

manager Misha Fazen and Perenti CEO Vanessa Torres are just some of the industry names on this year’s program.

They will be joined at the 13th edition of IMARC at ICC Sydney from October 27-29 by the likes of Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative board chair nominee and the International Energy Agency (IEA)’s former executive director, Maria van der Hoeven; director of the critical minerals security program at the Centre for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, Gracelin Baskaran; World Gold Council chief strategy officer Terry Heymann; France’s critical minerals envoy, Benjamin Gallezot; and US mining investment guru Rick Rule.

IMARC’s international speaker line-up also features Securing America’s Future Energy (SAFE) executive director Abigail Hunter; the CEO of major international commodity trader Traxys, Mark Kristoff; the managing director in Australia at pioneering royalty company FrancoNevada, Kevin McElligott; and the Hong Kong-based CEO and co-founder of EMR Capital, Jason Chang.

Working out of the French prime minister’s office, Gallezot said minerals are at the heart of international energy

security, trade and industrial policy discussions, including at the recent G7 Summit in France.

“Critical minerals are key for energy security because all types of equipment necessary to produce energy need critical minerals,” he said.

“Without the equipment you don’t have energy. It is as simple as that.”

Tapping into key IMARC themes in 2026, Gallezot said significant growth in demand for a range of minerals was coinciding with trade restrictions and a volatile geopolitical environment.

“There is risk when you combine these factors,” he said.

“Clearly value chains are international, resources are international, so you need international cooperation. You need bilateral cooperation and you need multilateral cooperation.

“And international cooperation is without a doubt much more efficient than international confrontation.”

Mine site operators can register for a free mining guest pass, or use the code PC15 for 15 per cent off delegate passes or for a free expo visitor pass by visiting imarcglobal.com www.miningmagazine.com.au

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Keeping mining running at full tilt

After two strong years, the WA Mining Conference and Exhibition will once again return to the Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre on September 16.

Industry leaders will use the main stage to map how WA mining lifts output while keeping operations safe and reliable.

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hen a conveyor failed at a Western Australian gold mine, bringing production to a standstill, the site reached out to Conveyor Integrated Business Solutions (CIBS).

With every minute of downtime costing the operation money, the CIBS crew mobilised immediately, working through the night to have the conveyor back in service by morning.

For CIBS general manager Craig Matthews, it was a reminder that in mining, rapid response can make the difference between hours of lost production and a site returning to normal operations.

“We worked around the clock and had them running again fast. When production is on the line, that response is everything,” Matthews said.

It is the kind of story that will echo across the floor and on the stage at the WA Mining Conference and Exhibition (WA Mining), and for CIBS, a Western Australian-owned conveyor company handling belt splicing, shutdown support,

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maintenance and breakdown response, it is a big part of why the company is backing the show as a sponsor this year.

“WA Mining is where CIBS was built. We earn trust by solving conveyor challenges, and as we've grown, supporting it is our way of contributing to an industry that has been central to our success,” Matthews said.

At the show, CIBS wants to connect with operators, maintenance teams, project leaders and procurement staff.

“We want to hear what operators are up against and swap ideas that make things work better,” Matthews said.

CIBS is among scores of suppliers heading to the Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre on September 16 and 17, joining mining companies and government across the two-day event.

Bolstering the agenda further, Hancock Iron Ore has come on board as a mining partner, with Glencore and Fortescue also among the major names drawing the sector to Perth.

Prime Creative Media mining events relationship manager Rebecca Todesco

said the line-up exemplifies an industry planning its next moves.

“The calibre of organisations involved in 2026 shows the strength of Western Australia's mining sector and the industry's appetite to prepare for what's next,” Todesco said.

“You can hear directly from the leaders driving change across the sector, then walk onto the exhibition floor and see the technologies turning those strategies into action.”

The conference program runs across both days, opening with an address from State Development, Trade and Investment Minister David Scaife. Fortescue Iron Bridge general manager Sam Luke will also detail how the company is integrating renewables and electrification at scale in a session on its real zero target.

Chamber of Minerals and Energy WA head of economics Aaron Walker will talk about the state's economic contribution and the pressures weighing on investment, from global competition to high energy costs. Bellevue Gold sustainability superintendent Michael

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Automation and monitoring technology will draw in attendees.

The exhibition floor is also bigger and better this year, with exhibitors including Datanet, Dredge Robotics, WEG Australia, Blackwoods, Vulcan Steel, CITIC HIC, Bend-Tech Group, Magshield, Norweld Australia, Machine Logic and KOR Equipment Solutions, alongside a growing number of technology and specialist mining suppliers.

The floor will be split into themed areas. The Decarbonisation Zone will bring together the companies working on lower-emission mining, among them battery-hybrid power specialist Pitmaster and electric-bus distributor VDI Australia, both pitching gear that lets operators cut diesel without cutting output. The Transformative Tech Zone will feature newer arrivals, from AI planning platforms to organisational intelligence tools, so visitors can see them before they become standard kit.

The Mining Pavilion will make up the third area, and an industry awards

evening recognises excellence across the sector.

For suppliers like CIBS, the draw is the chance to talk shop with the operators, maintenance teams and procurement staff who keep production moving.

"Most importantly, we want to understand industry challenges and exchange ideas that help improve outcomes across the mining sector," Matthews said.

That same opportunity to connect across the industry is what Todesco sees as a key strength of WA Mining.

“The combination of high-profile speakers and leading exhibitors reinforces WA Mining's position as one of the state's most important industry events," Todesco said. "When the whole industry is on your doorstep, showing up is an easy decision..”

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WA Mining's conference program puts the pressures facing the state's producers front and centre across both days.

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Williams and Zenith Energy executive Dominic Da Cruz will also join sessions on energy transition.

Day two will open with Chris Shaw, director general of the Department of Mines, Petroleum and Exploration, ahead of sessions on critical minerals, project approvals and circular mining. Speakers from the Minerals Research Institute of Western Australia (MRIWA), CSIRO and Gold Fields will feature across the two days, with Westgold among the gold miners on the program.

From there, the day will turn to what holds projects up and what they leave behind.

Approval can make or break an operation, and a panel with AMEC head of national policy Neil van Drunen and Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Western Australia (CCIWA) chief economist Dr Daniel Kiely will explore how to speed it up without weakening oversight.

Exhibitors brought their gear to the floor, from safety suppliers to conveyor specialists.

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Riggers Workwear combines innovation with an integrated supply model to meet the evolving needs of Australia’s mining workforce.

Fit for the future

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electing workwear for mining operations has previously been largely a matter of compliance and price. If a garment met the relevant Australian Standards, it was generally considered fit for purpose.

However, Riggers Workwear believes the conversation is more about supporting workforce readiness and operational continuity.

Riggers has observed this shift firsthand. Established in Western Australia more than 35 years ago, the company feels the role of a workwear supplier is to actively improve the product and strengthen the entire supply chain.

Traditional workwear supply, Riggers said, often relies on multiple independent businesses to manage manufacturing, importing, warehousing, branding and distribution. And while this model has supported the industry for many years, each additional stage can increase handling, extend lead times and add costs before the garments reach the end user.

Recognising these challenges, Riggers has simplified the operating model.

Product development, Australian stockholding, embroidery, garment branding and dispatch are all managed within a single business, allowing qualitycontrol and order-accuracy checks to be completed in-house.

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“Historically, securing a consistent workwear supply has been difficult for many mining organisations due to the nature of traditional workwear distributors, which often rely on sourcing and supplying products across multiple brands,” Riggers Workwear managing director Jeff Keiles told Mining.

“As a manufacturer, our focus is on having the right garments in stock and available when our customers need them.

“This, coupled with our in-house embroidery team, ensures our turnaround speed is simply second to none.

“Consistent quality, consistent sizing and consistently fast turnaround times are Riggers’ hallmarks.”

Riggers continuously collaborates with some of the mining sector’s largest and most recognisable companies to develop garment innovations that address the industry’s evolving challenges.

“Once a product has completed development, testing and customer approval, Riggers maintains up to nine months of inventory across its core product ranges,” the Riggers product development team said.

“Combined with in-house branding capability, many customer orders can be prepared and dispatched within a matter of hours.”

Bolstering Riggers’ capability is its ability to adapt and innovate,

The AIRFLEX and FR AIRFLEX+ ranges combine maximum airflow with enhanced wearer comfort.

considering new materials are changing with manufacturing technologies and workforce expectations continuing to reshape product development.

“At Riggers, every product development project begins with customer feedback and an identified operational requirement, rather than simply adding another style to the catalogue,” the Riggers commercial team said.

Riggers also works closely with customers to understand workplace challenges before garments are designed, sampled, tested and refined.

Products enter the broader range only after they have demonstrated a clear practical benefit and met the required performance expectations.

In addition, Australia’s climate has become a key driver of Riggers’ level of adaptability and development.

“Across many mining regions, prolonged exposure to extreme heat continues to affect worker wellbeing, comfort and productivity,” the Riggers product development team said.

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Riggers Workwear is combining streamlined supply, advanced fabrics and technical design to meet the changing demands of Australia’s mining workforce.

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“Heat-management procedures, including hydration, scheduled rest breaks, task rotation and modified work practices, remain the primary controls; however, we are exploring how clothing itself can better support workers throughout a shift and over the lifespan of the garment.”

Riggers approaches this challenge through advanced fabric technology and technical garment engineering.

Rather than relying on a single cooling feature, the objective becomes about developing a more integrated system through both fabric selection and garment design.

Within its latest workwear and flame-resistant ranges, Riggers has adopted advanced fabric compositions incorporating modern fibres in selected flame-resistant developments.

“These inherently flame-resistant fabrics combine a softer feel and improved thermal comfort through moisture absorption, wicking and better breathability, while providing temperature resistance, electric arc-flash protection at ATPV 12+ cal/m2 and molten metal splash protection,” the

Riggers’ in-house customisation streamlines workwear modifications and dispatch.

product development team said. “They also offer excellent colour fastness and anti-pilling performance, while meeting the certified protection requirements of specialised mining applications.”

As ventilation became more common, Riggers extended the concept further by incorporating what it described as strategically positioned ventilation zones into both upper-body garments and work trousers.

“By combining technical fabrics with ventilation across multiple areas

Riggers’ new 2-in-1 jacket combines protection with all-day comfort.

of the body, the aim is to improve overall thermal comfort for workers operating in demanding Australian conditions,” the Riggers product development team said.

As expectations continue to rise, Riggers has found that the most valuable workwear partners will be those capable of combining dependable supply with meaningful product advancements.

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Mining’s clean machine

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ustralia’s mining industry operates in some of the world’s harshest environments, from remote iron ore operations in Western Australia to underground coal mines in Queensland and mineral processing facilities across the country.

In these operating conditions, equipment that is reliable, productive and safe is imperative.

As a provider of vacuum and water jetting equipment, Cappellotto’s CAP Bora and CAP Vac Industrial (CVI) units are engineered to meet these demanding conditions, combining powerful dry vacuum technology with robust engineering. An exclusive partnership with KOR, an industrial services equipment distributor in Australia and New Zealand, is helping further bolster these solutions.

Through the collaboration, mining operations can safely recover and transport large volumes of dry bulk materials while reducing downtime and improving operational efficiency.

With operations typically generating large quantities of dry and wet materials such as dust, ash, catalyst, mineral concentrates, coal fines, settling pond solids and bulk dewatering, removing them safely is essential for maintaining production. On top of that, this process protects important equipment from unnecessary damage and ensures a safe workplace.

“The CAP Bora and CVI have highperformance vacuum systems that provide the suction power required to recover both heavy and lightweight dry materials over long distances and from and difficult to access locations,” KOR head of product and commercial Tim McGregor told Mining. “Whether cleaning transfer points, conveyors, crushers, silos, processing plants or storage facilities, these units deliver consistent performance throughout even the most demanding operating cycles.”

Downtime on a mine site can often come at a significant cost, with the CAP Bora and CVI’s ability to complete cleaning and material recovery tasks quickly and efficiently

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High-performance vacuum equipment can help mining operations improve material recovery, efficiency and workplace safety.

enabling maintenance teams to service equipment sooner.

“These units have a high-capacity vacuum system with efficient filtration technology and large storage capacity that reduce the number of unloading cycles therefore enabling operators to recover more material in less time,” McGregor said. “Faster clean-up means equipment is used more often and improves a mine’s productivity.”

With manual removal of dry and wet bulk materials exposing workers to dust, confined spaces, working at height and manual handling, safety risks become more prevalent.

The CAP Bora and CVI can significantly reduce these hazards through being able to vacuum materials from a safe distance and an enclosed vacuum recovery system that minimizes airborne dust which improves air quality and reduces worker exposure.

This, in turn, allows mine operators to meet stringent workplace health and safety requirements.

Cappellotto is internationally renowned for manufacturing high productivity and specialised industrial vacuum equipment. The CAP Bora and CVI are no exception featuring heavy duty

construction, high-quality components and advanced filtration that are designed for continuous industrial operation and to withstand Australia’s extreme temperatures, abrasive materials and remote operating conditions.

Versatility of solutions allow them to perform a wide range of specialised cleaning tasks, improving fleet utilisation by reducing the need for multiple pieces of equipment across mining and processing operations.

Additional applications include the handling of heavy wet sludge materials, as well as de-watering and the recovery of bulk liquid spills, providing operators with a flexible solution for a variety of challenging site conditions.

Supplying mining companies with highperformance Cappellotto equipment is only part of what KOR provides, supporting operations throughout the product’s lifecycle.

“KOR is committed to helping Cappellotto Bora and Cappellotto Industrial Vacuum owners maximise equipment uptime and achieve longterm operational performance throughout the life of each unit,” McGregor said.

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KOR and Cappellotto are delivering safer, more efficient material recovery across Australia’s most demanding mining environments.

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The flexibility to deliver

Chess Engineering is taking its fabrication expertise back to mine sites, delivering integrated support from the workshop floor to the shutdown window.

Workshop assembly allowed connections and tolerances to be checked before site delivery.

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lexibility is a characteristic people seek when it comes to performance, whether in one’s own personal performance or that of a mine site, especially in environments demanding optimisation and productivity.

It’s these demands that have put Chess Engineering at the heart of operations for more than half a century, supporting industry in getting the most out of equipment. Experts in heavy custom fabrication, precision machining and on-site engineering, Chess’ repertoire extends to the entire mining asset lifecycle, from initial site establishment and commissioning to upgrades and shutdown maintenance.

“One of the best things about Chess is how flexible we are,” Chess Engineering business development manager Harley Thomas-Garcia told Mining.

“Because we can handle a project at any stage from cradle-to-grave, we can solve nearly all issues.”

This is the level of flexibility that has seen Chess’ work become a familiar presence across Australian mine sites, even if the company’s name is not always as readily recognised. From thickener tanks and surge vessels to over-rail stackers and access bridges, Chess has supplied plant and infrastructure across sites including Newmont’s Boddington, Rio Tinto’s Yandicoogina and Karara Mining’s Karara mine.

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Its involvement in original commissioning and critical-spares supply has also given the company an intimate understanding of the equipment it may later be called upon to maintain.

Chess has historically supported shutdowns with teams of boilermakerwelders, mechanical fitters and project managers across Australia and Papua New Guinea. As market requirements changed, the company shifted its site-delivery focus towards major infrastructure projects in Western Australia.

However, the mining expertise remained, and Chess is now combining that knowledge with the projectmanagement, logistics and quality capabilities developed through largescale projects to grow its offering to the resources sector.

“We aren’t just boots on the ground; we are a coordinated team on-site with a full factory and project manager to back them up for any reverse-engineered parts for antiquated equipment or critical spares,” Thomas-Garcia said.

This factory-backed model has enabled Chess to retain responsibility across engineering, fabrication or refurbishment, installation and commissioning, with recent value demonstrated in the Mineral Resources Onslow overrail stacker project, fabricated for Kerman Contracting.

“We brought our installation experts in during the initial drafting phase to engineer the connections and lifting points for specific field constraints,” Chess operations manager Ben Rudduck said.

Chess then conducted a trial assembly and pre-delivery commissioning program in its workshop, verifying tolerances before the structure reached site and reducing the risk of clashes during installation.

“This process guaranteed exact tolerances and completely wiped out the risk of costly structural clashes for the teams handling the final site installation,” Rudduck said.

The heavy-duty structure was also divided into transport-optimised modules, protecting the precisionmachined joints from transit stress and avoiding the complications associated with moving an extremely oversized load.

The project, according to Chess, reflected the company’s philosophy of ‘manufacturing for installation’ rather than treating the workshop and mine site as separate scopes, meaning fewer handovers between contractors and one point of accountability through the shutdown window.

“Controlling the manufacturing process in-house also means we can pivot quickly to supply critical machinery spares when site priorities suddenly shift,” Rudduck said.

This is a level of capability particularly relevant to ageing equipment, where Chess can reverse-engineer mechanical components, draw on its machining and fabrication resources to produce replacements and coordinate installation as site requirements evolve. The company supports this responsibility through detailed site planning and job-pack preparation, alongside material and weld traceability in the workshop and on-site.

Chess also holds CC3 certification covering fabrication and installation and employs a full-time welding inspector to monitor applicable welds and documentation.

By bringing site knowledge into engineering decisions early, Chess aims to reduce field modifications and rework, shorten installation windows and produce components capable of withstanding demanding conditions. This, ThomasGarcia said, helps connect contractors and miners at any stage of a project.

“I always ask my clients to give me a ring regardless of whether it is what we are known for or not,” he said. “The likelihood is that our experienced team can make it happen.”

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The conveyor equation

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ulmeca Australia is developing a stronger focus on supporting the maintenance and after-market requirements of the mining industry, backed by a new head office and warehouse facility in Bayswater, Western Australia.

The Australian operation is part of Rulmeca’s broader international business, which has supplied conveyor components and motorised pulleys to major mining and bulk material handling projects across the country for more than a decade.

The company has built its local presence through large-scale project work. With many of those installations

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Rulmeca supports bulk material handling with a suite of conveyor components and parts.

now moving into operation, Rulmeca Australia is shifting its attention towards the next stage of their lifecycle; keeping that infrastructure running and ensuring customers have access to the components and support they need.

Rulmeca first established an Australian presence in 2011 through a contract with Anglo American’s coal operations on the east coast and was based in Brisbane until 2023.

After relocating to WA, Rulmeca initially operated from a small office in Perth, but it became increasingly apparent that local stockholding would be necessary to support customers more effectively.

“It became pretty evident that we need stock in-country,” Rulmeca managing director James Nicholson told Mining.

“The first discussions were actually about starting manufacturing in-country, but having a warehouse to store stock for our key customers was a much more measured first step.”

The Bayswater facility now provides Rulmeca with the capacity to stock conveyor components locally, including products supplied to the major mining operations the company serves, thanks to its 170-square-metre size and 150-pallet storage capacity.

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Rulmeca is evolving its strategy to focus on after-market support, helping miners keep conveyor systems operating reliably through local stockholding and technical guidance.

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time when global supply chains have faced disruption from transportation constraints and geopolitical uncertainty.

The Australian facility forms part of Rulmeca’s broader international chain, allowing the company to combine local availability and support with its global manufacturing footprint.

Nicholson said that global footprint remains an important part of the company’s proposition, allowing it to manufacture products at scale while maintaining consistent standards across its international facilities.

Rulmeca’s international facilities use common machinery processes, with equipment exported from Europe to its manufacturing locations.

“We are a global company. We are all connected,” Nicholson said.

“The product that we manufacture in China is made with the same machines that are being used in Italy and Germany and South Africa. Everything else is exactly the same.”

For operations in Australia, the Bayswater facility provides the local component of that broader international supply chain. Rulmeca is expanding its

inventory of critical spare parts, including motorised pulley spares for its 10 national service and sales partners and its latest belt tracking rollers.

The belt tracking roller is being positioned specifically for established conveyor systems where belt drift has developed over time. Rather than requiring a major intervention, the product provides operators with another option for managing belt alignment, subject to assessment of the individual application.

“Our belt tracking roller is a product that does solve problems and assists really well with belt drift, but often that’s an expensive exercise,” Nicholson said.

“We’re saying it doesn’t necessarily have to be – it just needs to be intelligently applied.

“Our engineers can assess the application and determine what is actually required.”

That product is part of Rulmeca’s after-market strategy, which is based on maintaining an ongoing relationship with customers rather than simply supplying components when they are required.

“We partner with original equipment manufacturers [OEMs] throughout Europe and with mine sites in South Africa, and that’s something we want to emulate here,” Nicholson said. “We will effectively be a partner in your business.”

That means remaining involved beyond the initial supply of equipment and helping customers monitor conveyor performance throughout its operating life.

“We don’t just supply parts and say, ‘There you go, come back when they wear out’,” Nicholson said. “We’ll be there to monitor it with you and keep your conveyors running.”

The approach also reflects the changing requirements of Australia’s mining sector.

As new projects move from construction into production, the emphasis shifts from large-scale initial supply towards maintenance, spare parts availability and reducing the duration of unplanned outages.

For Nicholson, the company’s objective is straightforward.

“Our goal is to keep customers happy, reduce downtime, put an extra link in the supply chain and just make sure conveyors stay up,” he said.

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Fuelling the frontier Refuel Australia delivers the infrastructure and reliability needed to keep the country’s critical operations moving.

Refuel Australia accommodates mining in WA and in the NT through its depots and unmanned sites.

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cross Western Australia and the Northern Territory, fuel and lubricants keep haul trucks moving and protected, generators running and production schedules on course.

For Refuel Australia representative Nathan Chapman, supporting that activity begins with solid relationships.

“Our company has and always will be built on strong customer relations and providing a reliable service,” Chapman said.

“We have grown our business over 26 years with our customers in mind, with our additional footprint across WA and NT allowing us to better service customer requirements.”

Refuel’s footprint has expanded considerably from its beginnings as a single Geraldton depot, with the family-owned operation starting with eight employees and four trucks, now encompassing eight depots, three service stations, 38 unmanned refuelling sites, 49 trucks and more than 130 employees.

Greater than scale, Chapman said each depot and vehicle ensures supply closer to the mines, as well as contractors and regional businesses relying on it, reducing the distance and time between an order being placed and fuel reaching site.

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“Having our customers put their trust in our company to deliver on their fuel and lubricant requirements is something we take pride in,” Chapman said.

The depots are strategically located and supported by delivery trucks, allowing the business to deploy to customer sites more effectively and reduce lead times.

Its unmanned refuelling network adds another layer of availability, providing access around the clock in regions where the next conventional service station may be hours away.

This combination of local infrastructure and mobile delivery capacity is particularly important to mining operations, where an interruption to a single input can ripple through the entire production chain.

A truck unable to refuel can mean tonnes of material left at the mine face, delayed processing, and missed production targets.

However, delivery is only one part of building fuel security in remote Australia.

Refuel also maintains a fleet of storage tanks and associated equipment for hire, allowing customers to hold supply directly on site.

This equipment can be tailored to individual requirements, with

tanks ranging from 1000–110,000L to accommodate operations of different scales.

“Having good fuel storage on site helps keep operations moving,” Chapman said.

When a mine is exposed to flooding, road closures or extended transport distances, that on-site inventory can provide another critical buffer, allowing operations to continue even when the normal delivery route is temporarily constrained and giving site teams greater control over when and how equipment is refuelled.

With fuel and lubricants offerings, Refuel is able to address a mine’s dayto-day operating needs through a single supply relationship.

Diesel provides the energy behind the fleet, while suitable lubricants support component performance and help protect equipment reliability, which is central to maintaining production.

Refuel’s wider offering includes bulk fuel cartage, stock management and fuel facility installation and maintenance, supporting delivery and the infrastructure used on site.

This service-led model was recently recognised for small-to-medium distribution and awarded for being Australia’s best remote retail site.

This type of recognition, Chapman said, reflects the work behind Refuel’s expansion without losing its customerfocused approach.

“Being a family-owned business starting with eight employees, four trucks and one depot to grow to the business we are today, takes a lot of hard work and dedication, with customer service a keystone of this,” he said.

“We have a great team, willing to go the extra mile for our customers.”

This customer-led approach is also shaping the company’s next stage, especially with WA and the NT home to established bulk commodities and an expanding pipeline of critical minerals projects, creating ample opportunities for additional depots, unmanned sites, and products to service operators.

“Refuel Australia is always looking at ways to grow our business footprint and offerings to better service our customers,” Chapman said.

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C118 Perth Convention & Exhibition Centre | September 16-17, 2026 Directions Workforce Solutions has placed more than 4000 apprentices since its conception.

Building future capability Through tailored programs, Directions Workforce Solutions is helping young people access training for mine site operations.

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cross the globe, teams are facing a shift in how operations run, with most companies affected by the ongoing technological revolution. With this change – the advent of artificial intelligence (AI), autonomous vehicles, digitised products, etc – comes an inevitable need for the workforce to be re-trained and upskilled.

An ageing workforce, rapid technological change, major infrastructure investment and the transition to renewable energy are creating unprecedented demand for skilled workers across construction, mining, manufacturing, defence, engineering and many other sectors.

For young people specifically, this creates an opportunity that Directions Workforce Solutions understands well.

“Rather than simply finding a job, they have the chance to build long-term, meaningful careers in industries that are essential to Australia’s economic future,” Directions Workforce Solutions chief executive officer Kristin Lim told Mining.

“Apprenticeships and traineeships provide the opportunity to earn while they learn, gain nationally recognised qualifications, and develop practical skills alongside experienced professionals.”

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In a world where ore mined, tonnes shipped and minutes saved define mining operations across Australia, acknowledging and supporting this workforce transition can be easier said than done.

“Employers are competing for a shrinking pool of talent, while many young people remain unaware of the breadth of career pathways available beyond traditional university education,” Lim said. “Directions Workforce Solutions exists to bridge that gap.

“We connect motivated people with quality employers, helping businesses build sustainable workforces while giving individuals the support they need to succeed throughout their career journey.”

Since its conception almost 40 years ago, the company has placed more than 4000 apprentices in work, won over 20 awards and worked across 20 industries, supporting its overarching mission of bolstering the economic, social and cultural wellbeing of the communities it serves.

As a group training organisation, Directions Workforce Solutions employs apprentices and trainees before placing them with host employers, managing recruitment, payroll, mentoring, training coordination and

ongoing employment throughout their apprenticeship or traineeship.

Beyond apprenticeships and traineeships, the organisation provides recruitment services, labour hire, Indigenous recruitment and mentoring, workforce planning and tailored employment solutions that help businesses meet both immediate staffing needs and long-term workforce objectives.

“Rather than simply filling vacancies, we work alongside employers to understand their business, workforce challenges and future growth plans, ensuring we deliver people who can contribute today while becoming the skilled workforce of tomorrow,” Lim said.

But the ‘workforce of tomorrow’ isn’t always defined by competencies, skills and experience; Directions Workforce Solutions also supports those for whom it may be harder to find a job.

“Diversity, for Directions Workforce Solutions, means actively creating pathways for people from different backgrounds, including Indigenous Australians, women in predominantly male trades, those who speak English as a second language, young people, disadvantaged jobseekers, and others who may face barriers,” Lim said.

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For Directions Workforce Solutions, these outcomes demonstrate that workforce development is about more than filling roles; it’s about creating systems that empower individuals while strengthening the industries and communities around them.

“As a registered charity, our purpose extends far beyond workforce services,” Lim said.

“We are committed to creating meaningful opportunities for people who may face barriers to employment, recognising that equality of opportunity does not mean everyone begins from the same starting point..

“Every apprentice who completes their training, every employer who develops stronger mentoring practices, and every partnership that creates new opportunities contributes to a healthier workforce ecosystem.”

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This partnership is done in a way that encourages uptake from organisations, with wages of these people supplemented by Directions Workforce Solutions for the tenure of a two-week placement.

“We’re not government-funded; the charity work we do is self-funded. It’s a really strong statement of intent that we’re here to continue to support the development of young people, no matter their background,” Lim said.

These partnerships are leading to positive outcomes, with a carpentry apprentice recently picking up a number of industry nods at the 2026 Young Achiever Awards in Perth.

The teenager – Tremayn – went home with the Apprenticeship or Traineeship Achiever Award and the Community Spirit Award for Outstanding Volunteering and Community Service.

This snapshot of success highlights the work of Directions Workforce Solutions and the impact it has on the industries with which it partners.

“As a registered charity, success isn’t measured solely by placements or recruitment numbers,” Lim said.

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Snakebites: sorted

Snake Rescue and Relocation Training is helping mines prepare for one of the more unexpected risks of operating in remote Australia.

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Training helps mining workers respond safely and confidently to encounters with venomous wildlife.

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hen mining companies look at environmental, social and governance (ESG) performance, snakes likely aren’t the first thing that spring to mind. Yet, for operators in remote Western Australia, managing encounters with venomous wildlife is a significant consideration.

Snake Rescue and Relocation (Snake R&R Training) has developed its business around helping mining teams prepare for this exact risk, providing practical training that goes beyond teaching workers how to catch a snake.

With contracts spanning Tier 1 mining operations across the Pilbara, there is a growing focus on improving wildlife literacy among personnel, particularly due to the remote nature of the work.

Snake R&R Training managing director Scott Clarke said the need for training is often highlighted after a near miss, rather than being addressed as part of a proactive risk management strategy.

“It can be quite reactive, particularly with some of the smaller mines,” he said. “There’s a near miss, and suddenly there’s a need to look at risk assessments and they realise there are no qualified personnel on site.

“People might have done the training previously, but over time their skills have perished or they are no longer confident in their skills because they don’t get to practice them.”

That loss of confidence can be particularly relevant for workers operating in small teams or away from the main mine site. Snake R&R Training’s eight-hour course is designed to give these workers practical skills and the knowledge required to respond to an encounter.

The training begins with an understanding of snakes and their behaviour, alongside education about how people respond to high-stress situations. The practical component then moves to live snake handling, with participants typically working with five different species of venomous snakes throughout the day. The course also includes detailed snakebite first-aid

and education around anti-venom and the potential consequences of envenomation.

The course concludes with scenariobased training designed to replicate the unpredictability of an actual snake encounter. Participants enter a room where several snakes have been hidden in different locations and demonstrate their newly acquired skills in a complex environment to safely locate and capture them.

This realism, according to Clarke, is central to building the required skill set.

“We want people to leave with the knowledge, but also the confidence behind that knowledge,” he said.

“People are often working in small teams and away from the mine site, so they need to know not just what to do when they see a snake, but what to do if something goes wrong.”

The company’s focus on first-aid is another important aspect. It has trainers with paramedicine qualifications who have undertaken specialist toxicology and toxinology studies, helping the company provide detailed education beyond dealing with a snake on site, emphasising that management does not end when the animal is removed.

The snake-handling courses support ESG objectives by not only improving workplace safety, but also by protecting native wildlife and promoting responsible, humane snake relocation.

“Training employees to manage snake encounters safely also reduces operational risk and demonstrates a commitment to environmental stewardship and employee wellbeing,” Clarke said.

Beyond the bite

Snake R&R Training’s relationship with mining companies continues even after the training has finished, emphasising the important role the company plays in keeping workers safe.

“We get phone calls during catches where someone will ask how a scenario should play out, which is great for us as it tests our knowledge, too,” Clarke said.

“Some of these people might only catch a couple of snakes a year, so having that ongoing support and being able to talk through a problem with someone who deals with this every day is really valuable.”

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TOUGHBOOK takes digital capability beyond the office and into harsh operating environments.

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Panasonic’s TOUGHBOOK range is helping mining teams take reliable digital technology into some of Australia’s harshest operating environments. odern phones, tablets and other handheld devices can be vulnerable on mine sites, where dust, moisture, impacts and other harsh conditions can expose any weaknesses.

But what if a similar device offers the same access to real-time information, data and insights as one of these devices while being built to withstand the demands of the mine face?

Panasonic provides exactly that with its TOUGHBOOK series of rugged mobile computing devices, which are designed to bring digital capability into some of mining’s harshest working environments.

As the resources sector continues to integrate digital automation, the ability to embed technology more deeply within operations is becoming as important as the information it provides.

Whether accessing operational data, connecting to diagnostic equipment or communicating information between the field and broader operation, workers need computing devices capable of following them anywhere.

Panasonic has spent more than 30 years developing mobile computing technology around these challenges, overseeing the TOUGHBOOK lifecycle

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from development and engineering through to manufacturing and long-term customer support.

“Rather than shielding technology from the mining environment, TOUGHBOOK is designed to bring it directly into it,” general manager of mobile solutions group Marc Amelung said.

“Each device undergoes testing against strict military standards, examining its ability to withstand drops, vibration, temperature extremes and exposure to water and dust.”

But toughness alone only goes so far. A device may be capable of surviving on a mine site, but it also need to be pracrtical for an operator wearing gloves, working around machinery or moving between a vehicle and the field.

To tackle these challenges, the TOUGHBOOK devices can incorporate additions such as specialised rubberised keyboards, glove-compatible touchscreens and connectivity with diagnostic equipment.

This ensures workers can continue nteracting with digital systems without having to leave the work area.

The same philosophy extends to how the devices themselves can be configured.

“Panasonic offers desktop and vehicle docks, high-capacity batteries, protective cases and user-replaceable expansion packs, while additional functions such as smart card readers and USB ports can also be incorporated according to operational requirements,” Amelung said.

“This modular approach allows a mining company to adapt its computing equipment around the task rather than continually replacing devices as those tasks evolve.”

Panasonic said the TOUGHBOOK 40, which combines robust construction with a highly configurable platform developed for extended field use, demonstrates this approach.

“The TOUGHBOOK 40 is a rugged laptop offering unrivalled flexibility in even the most demanding and unpredictable environments,” Amelung said.

The TOUGHBOOK dual-battery configuration can provide up to 24 hours of operating life, supporting the long shifts and extended periods away from conventional office infrastructure that can characterise mining operations.

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an on-the-ground presence close to where TOUGHBOOK equipment is operating.

The combination of resilience and adaptability reflects a broader shift in how technology reaches the mine face, especially at a time when digitalisation is no longer confined to control rooms and offices.

Panasonic recognises that the information needed to make critical decisions increasingly travels with the people making them.

For the necessary technology to perform where it matters most, it must be built to withstand the same demanding environments as the workers who rely on it.

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spread across vehicles, workshops and remote areas.

Panasonic said that rather than treating rugged computing as another consumable technology purchase, its approach is centred on extending the usable life of equipment through configuration, upgrades and support.

This becomes even more relevant as the mining industry introduces new digital tools into established operations.

“A device deployed today may be asked to perform different functions several years from now, meaning adaptability can become almost as valuable as durability,” Amelung said.

“Panasonic works with customers across mining and other mission-critical industries to understand how these requirements are changing and use that feedback to inform future adaptations.”

When those devices are being used hundreds or thousands of kilometres from a company’s headquarters, support cannot necessarily come from afar.

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Proven to protect Power Control Products is putting conveyor safety to the test, combining decades of experience with independently certified equipment built for mining.

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afety equipment designed to protect people needs to be reliable in everyday operation, able withstand the conditions to which it is exposed and, most importantly, perform as intended when it is needed most.

Perth-based Power Control Products (PCP) understands that Australian mining operators are placing greater scrutiny on the systems designed to protect workers, particularly across the infrastructure they rely on most heavily.

This focus is reflected in PCP’s supply of Safe-T-Products’ range of emergency-stop and conveyor-control devices, which have undergone extensive testing and most recently achieved Safety Integrity Level (SIL) 3 certification.

SIL is an international measure of the risk reduction provided by a safety function, with SIL 3 representing a high level of functional safety and a low tolerance for failure.

Safe-T-Products’ certification process has included Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (FMEA) alongside full-scale laboratory testing.

PCP managing director Peter Grafham said the testing extended beyond assessing whether a device could function under ordinary operating conditions.

“They’ve been tested on 6000 operations. They get vibration tested, heat temperature tested, impact tested,” he said.

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Safe-T-Pull brings proven protection to conveyor systems.

“The micro switch inside has had 6000 operations separately tested, as well.

“Every part of that switch has been fully mechanically and electrically tested, which means that you’ve got a product that is going to be reliable. When you call on it to stop the conveyor, it’ll work.”

The devices have also undergone ingress protection (IP)-rating, waterspray and salt-spray testing, reflecting the dust, vibration, washdown and corrosive conditions encountered across mining operations.

According to Grafham, the yearslong certification process reflects the changing expectations surrounding conveyor protection.

“Going back probably pre-2010, safety standards were in place but compliance wasn’t monitored or enforced as closely as it is today,” he said.

“Now mining companies spend a lot of time making sure their conveyors are protected by quality products.”

While laboratory testing provides independent evidence of equipment performance, PCP has also seen the longevity of the technology first-hand.

Grafham recently visited a mine site where a Safe-T conveyor pull wire system that was installed in 2013 is still operational today.

“It was good to actually see the product after it had been in operation for 13 years

and see how it had held up on site. It still looks good,” he said.

Grafham said that field experience complements more than three decades of history behind PCP itself.

Established in 1992, the company was created to distribute the locally manufactured conveyor safety equipment into Western Australian mining operations. Its manufacturing partner, Safe-T-Products, began operating around two years earlier, creating a relationship that has continued alongside the development of the products.

Grafham said local connection has allowed feedback from mine sites to flow directly back into product development.

“We’ve spent a lot of time over the years talking to people on site, understanding the problems they face and using that feedback to continually refine the product,” he said.

“And because it’s made locally, if there’s ever an issue or something that needs changing, we can get it sorted quickly.”

The broader Safe-T-Products range distributed by PCP includes conveyor pull-cord emergency stop systems, Drift & Rip switches, emergency stop stations and compact push-button stations designed for harsh environments.

PCP also holds stock locally in Perth and provides technical advice and

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Reliable conveyor protection is vital maintaining safety.

support to help customers select the right equipment for their application.

Grafham said PCP will highlight the locally manufactured Safe-T range at the WA Mining Conference and Exhibition, with a focus on its proven field performance and independent certification.

He said the event will also provide an opportunity to PCP’s broader electrical product offering.

“I think it’s important to let people know that we’ve achieved SIL3 independent certification,” Grafham said.

“And to showcase some of the newer products we’ve added to the range.”

For PCP, the certification provides an important point of difference for a product range that has been supplied to the WA mining industry for more than three decades.

The company will use the exhibition to demonstrate how the Safe-T range combines established field performance with independently verified safety credentials, while introducing customers to newer products across the range.

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Safety in isolation

Backed by more than two decades of industry experience, Locksafe is helping improve safety compliance through practical lockout and isolation solutions.

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s mining workflows continue to focus on injury avoidance and ensuring robust safety protocols on-site, effective energy isolation remains a critical safeguard for workers and equipment.

Locksafe’s latest innovation, the LS11068 isolation bracket, has been designed to help eliminate common isolation errors by ensuring equipment can only be locked in a safe, ‘off’ position.

The Australian-engineered solution reflects decades of practical experience in the mining, heavy earthmoving, heavy transport and marine industries.

Locksafe manager Bruce May said the product builds on the company’s long history of developing practical safety solutions for industry.

“We’ve been in the safety business for more than 20 years and have worked with a variety of Tier 1 mining companies to deal with specific issues that came around at the time,” he told Mining.

“We know what we’re doing and we offer superior quality.

“Our solutions are cast instead of being welded, giving greater durability and our constant product improvements are what puts us at the front of the industry.”

Representing what the company describes as a significant advancement in lockout safety, the LS11068 isolation

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The LS11068 isolation bracket has been designed to help eliminate common isolation errors.

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Isolation brackets can only be locked when “off” to enforce greater safety standards.

bracket is designed to secure electrical components used in vehicles, machinery and industrial systems. It locks a switch securely in place while allowing the bracket to be installed without removing connected cables or equipment.

Forged from stainless steel and finished with a powder-coated coating, the bracket is engineered to withstand harsh industrial environments while providing clear visual identification in the field through its high-visibility finish.

Innovative lockout solutions play an important role in preventing incidents while supporting safe work practices.

By ensuring isolation brackets can only be locked when equipment is

switched off, the LS11068 is designed to reduce the likelihood of human error while reinforcing established isolation procedures.

May said the greatest safety improvements often come from encouraging consistent compliance rather than simply introducing another piece of safety equipment.

“Most isolation breaches we typically encounter are caused by human error and fall into one of two categories, either something hasn’t been locked out correctly or procedures haven’t been followed,” he said.

“The new isolation bracket solves both of those issues by reducing human error and maintaining a strong level of safety compliance. That’s something that’s typically overlooked, promoting greater safety adherence rather than just preventing it from happening.

“Our motto is simple: ‘Thinksafe, Worksafe, Locksafe’. Our team live and breathe this and our solutions solve these problems, not just making workplaces safer but encouraging a greater culture of compliance and accountability.”

By combining practical engineering with decades of industry knowledge, the LS11068 isolation bracket has been designed to make correct isolation procedures easier to follow.

In doing so, Locksafe aims to help mining operations strengthen both safety and long-term compliance across their sites.

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3M Australia

A&S MACHINERY

Since its start in 1902, 3M has evolved into a global powerhouse driven by innovation and integrity.

With sales in approximately 200 countries, all its 96,000 employees strive to help its customers solve today’s challenges. It aim to create a positive world through science from advanced health care, personal safety, and industrial abrasives to traffic safety, food safety, commercial solutions, and more. In Australia, its team of over 600 employees connect customers with 3M solutions to advance Australian companies, enhance Australian homes and improve Australian lives.

A&S Machinery Co Ltd is a leading independent designer, manufacturer and provider of premium quality wear products, spare parts, services and solutions.

Since 2008, A&S has specialised in production and sales of quality ground engaging tools like bucket teeth, shrouds, cutting edges, end bits, buckets, undercarriage parts and other spare parts for construction excavators, loaders, bulldozers and motor graders for companies like CAT, Komatsu, Hitachi, Liebherr, Volvo, Case, Hyundai, Doosan, Kobelco, XCMG, SANY, Shantui.

With more than 17 years of experience in wear parts, A&S is recognized as an industry expert delivering premium quality products and custom wear solutions that enhance customer safety, productivity and profit.

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ALCEA, part of ASSA ABLOY GLOBAL SOLUTIONS, offers a total solution of integrated security solutions, from intelligent software platforms to robust physical security components. Whether you need to manage access across remote substations, protect a secure facility, or monitor movement within a high-risk site, ALCEA brings it all together.

ALCEA exists to protect critical infrastructure globally in industries such as mining, transport, energy, telecommunications, water and rail to ensure businesses and people can continue to feel safe and operate uninterrupted.

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spiralconcentrator.com/en Alicoco Mineral Technology Co Limited is a professional enterprise specialising in the research, development, and application of mineral processing and separation technologies. The company focuses on spiral chute separators, providing environmentally friendly solutions for the recovery of difficult-to-process finegrained minerals. Its product range includes Type F, Type H, Type M, Type L, and Type X spiral chutes, designed to meet various mineral separation and tailings recovery requirements.

Using pure physical separation technology, Alicoco helps mines improve recovery rates, reduce chemical usage, enhance resource utilisation, and achieve more efficient, cost-effective, and sustainable mineral processing operations.

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ABLE EV - Able Bus and Coach ablebusandcoach.com.au

ABLE Bus and Coach is showcasing its fully operational electric 4WD platform, developed on the Isuzu NPS chassis. Designed for multiple applications, including service vehicles and mine-site-approved personnel transport, the platform offers a practical pathway to fleet electrification. With more than 25 years of supplying purposebuilt vehicles to Australia’s mining industry and over 680 heavy-duty 4WD trucks in operation, ABLE brings proven expertise. See VTL power compressors and welders from the traction battery.

Aerlink

aerlink.au Aerlink is an independently owned Australian charter aviation provider specialising in the safe and reliable transport of personnel, equipment, and freight across regional and remote locations.

Operating since 2017, the company has earned a strong reputation for operational excellence, flexibility, and safety. Aerlink delivers tailored FIFO, passenger charter, and freight services to the mining, resources, corporate, tourism, and emergency services sectors. Supported by a modern fleet of ATR42 and ATR72 aircraft, it operates efficiently in challenging environments. With BARS Gold certification, a comprehensive safety management system, and in-house maintenance and training, Aerlink provides reliable, high-quality aviation solutions across Australia.

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Allegro Energy is Australia’s leading manufacturer of long-duration flow batteries, powered by patented microemulsion technology that delivers the lowest levelised cost of storage of any battery technology under equivalent conditions.

Its batteries are inherently non-flammable, experience zero capacity degradation, and require no active HVAC – operating across 5–50°C without any compromise to performance or safety.

Purpose-built for the demands of mining, industrial, and gridscale applications, Allegro’s systems provide reliable, long-duration energy storage that supports your primary operations without disruption.

Allied Pumps is a leading provider of pumping, water storage, and dewatering solutions for the mining industry. It is a WA-owned and operated business with over 30 years experience supporting mine sites across Australia.

The company’s focus is on cocreation. It works closely with clients to co-create solutions that meet their exact project needs. Allied Pumps is with you from design, all the way through to manufacturing and on-site installation.

Backed by in-house engineering, it specialises in packaged pump systems rather than stand-alone pumps.

Allied Pumps products include all necessary components to enable faster deployment and easier commissioning.

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APT WATER

ASI SOLUTIONS

Recently acquired by AxFlow, APT Water offers the same localised, independent business model, with added support and resources from the wider Axflow Group.

APT Water has delivered high-quality pump equipment, filtration systems, and turnkey water solutions to the Western Australian mining market for almost 20 years.

Known for quality and durability, APT Water offers brands including – Permaglass FRP pump column and bore casing, Lowara & Gould pump range which includes bore pumps, booster sets, transfer and submersible pumps and Filtersafe & Azud filtration products.

With in-house packaged product design, fabrication, assembly and testing it ensures complete confidence in every solution.

ASI Solutions is a leading provider of technology solutions across Australia and New Zealand. Since 1985, it has been committed to helping customers succeed by delivering technology experiences that go beyond products. It takes the time to understand each customer’s strategy and business needs, providing end-to-end IT solutions that support today’s requirements and tomorrow’s goals. With a focus on trusted relationships, nationwide capability, and local impact, the company works alongside its customers to deliver practical outcomes.

Its experience is built on understanding common challenges and creating technology solutions that make a difference.

Atlas Copco’s Power Technique business area provides air, power and flow solutions through products such as mobile compressors, pumps, light towers and generators, along with a number of complementary products. It also offers specialty rental and provides services through a dedicated, global network.

Power Technique innovates for sustainable productivity across multiple industries, including construction, manufacturing, oil and gas and exploration drilling. The business area is headquartered in Belgium.

Product development and manufacturing units are located in Europe, Asia, South America and North America.

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Aussie Natural Spring Water is a go to choice for all bottled water needs in Western Australia. Operating since 2002 it is a trusted supplier to business and consumers for their hydration needs. Its product range includes 12lt,15lt One Way bottles, Returnable 15lt bottles, 1000lt PODs, Watercoolers and Bubblers.

The company’s products are recyclable and HACCP certified. If you need natural spring water on your site – the company is the solution.

Australasian Response Group (ARG) delivers specialist emergency response training, personnel, vehicles and equipment to the mining, local government, and oil & gas sectors. It provides nationally accredited emergency response, rescue, and underground live fire training and capability development programs aligned to Australian industry standards. Beyond training, ARG supplies siteready emergency response personnel, firefighting and rescue equipment, and supports clients with planning, auditing and decontamination solutions.

It partners with operations to strengthen prevention, preparedness, response, and recovery capability across high-risk environments.

Australia Xinhai Mining Services Pty Ltd (Xinhai Mining), is an international enterprise with nearly three decades of dedicated expertise in the mining industry, which operates under a dual-engine strategy driven by mineral resources investment and development and full-industrychain mining services.

Committed to delivering integrated mining solutions through its full-industry-chain (EPC+M+O) services model, the group provides global clients with one-step, end-to-end services empowering clients to maximise the comprehensive value of mineral resources.

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Anping Red Star Wire Mesh MFG redstarscreens.com

Red Star is a productionoriented company with 35 years of experience in designing, researching, and developing mining screen media. For 35 years, Red Star has had over 1000 customer service entities worldwide.

With products including metal mesh, polyurethane screens, self-cleaning screens and so on, Red Star serves for large ore producers, equipment manufacturers, and mining service providers.

atommodular.com.au Atom Modular is an Australianowned manufacturer of portable and modular buildings purpose-built for mining, construction, and remote industrial sites. It designs and builds functional spaces – offices, lunchrooms, ablution blocks, first-aid rooms, and full workforce accommodation camps – engineered to perform in Australia’s harshest environments. From the Pilbara to the high country, its buildings are delivered nationwide in 12–16 weeks, with complete camp solutions available from design through to handover. Australian-made, on-time delivery, built for the people who get the job done.

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baselineonsite.com.au

Australian Concrete Mats is an Australian manufacturer of engineered Concrete Erosion Mats and Articulated Concrete Block Mats for erosion control, scour protection, channel lining, slope stabilisation and hard armouring applications.

Its products are specified on transport, civil infrastructure, mining, water, coastal and environmental projects throughout Australia, providing durable, permeable concrete protection systems designed for long-term performance.

Australian Concrete Mats is committed to Australian manufacturing, engineering excellence and delivering innovative concrete protection systems backed by technical support and proven field performance.

Australind Water Boring and Civil is Southern WA’s leading water bore drilling and pump contractor. Running two rigs, the company drills, flow-tests and completes bores across domestic, commercial, agricultural and mining projects. It then sizes each pump to the bore’s tested parameters, not a generic spec. Every kit is built and flow-tested in-house before handover, backed by a 10-year workmanship warranty. It’s now supplying custom-specified, larger-diameter industrial pumps for mining and agribusiness, partnering with DAB Pumps to pair proven European engineering with local knowledge, service and support.

Baojitianlianhuibang (TLHT) was established in 2015 with a registered capital of 102 million yuan. It is a nationallevel high-tech enterprise, specialising in the research and manufacturing of enhanced high-pressure flexible wearresistant composite pipes for mining and oil and gas fields pre-injection zones.

Among them, the four major product categories – steel wire reinforced RTP, glass fiber reinforced RTP, polyester fiber reinforced RTP, and aramid fiber reinforced RTP – have all passed the API 15S product certification. TLHT holds 52 national patents (including 12 invention patents), and has accumulated over 16,000km of experience in the manufacturing and installation of RTP and high-pressure wear-resistant composite.

Baseline Onsite, a clinicallyled organisation, delivers onsite medical, emergency response, occupational health, and safety services to the resources, energy, and construction sectors across remote and regional Australia.

It provides site-based clinical teams, pre-employment and periodic medicals, fitness-for-duty assessments, injury management, and drug and alcohol programs. Its multidisciplinary workforce including medical practitioners, paramedics, nurses, and occupational health specialists are experienced in high-hazard environments. Through its registered training organisation, it delivers first aid and emergency response training across industry. It partners with leading operators to keep workforces healthy, safe, and productive.

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BEIJING TOP DIESEL PARTS

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Forty-two years ago, Bend-tech Group started solving problems other suppliers would not touch. Today, mining teams rely on it for machines waiting on parts, workshop demands, and site challenges requiring purpose-built solutions.

Bend-tech Group is ISO 9001 certified and an approved vendor at major tier-one mining operations across Western Australia. Its CDEC process – consultation, design, engineering, construction, and delivery – ensures requirements are understood before solutions are built. Its work spans access solutions, fixed plant maintenance and safety, tooling, infrastructure, and lifting solutions. BT Metals also provides Perth-based laser-cutting and materials processing services.

Founded in 1878 as a specialist supplier to the marine industry, Blackwoods has grown into a leading Australian-owned provider of Maintenance, Repair and Operations (MRO) and Industrial Safety solutions across Australia and New Zealand. It supports businesses of all sizes with end-to-end services, from product supply and support to industry expertise, tailoring solutions to meet customer needs. Serving sectors including mining, oil and gas, manufacturing, construction, government, transport, agriculture, engineering, fire and rescue, and logistics, its reputation is built on trusted partnerships, deep industry knowledge, and a commitment to helping customers operate safely and efficiently.

Braemac is a global leader in the distribution of semiconductor components and electronic systems as well as value-added services.

Empowering engineers and developers for over 40 years, Braemac features expert in-house engineers, extensive design-phase support, state-of-the-art distribution, value-add facilities, comprehensive supply chain solutions, and unparalleled customer service. Braemac offers solutions for diverse markets and applications, helping customers streamline development, reduce costs, accelerate time to market, and support long term interoperability.

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BEIJING TOP DIESEL PARTS CO LTD is committed to R&D, production and sale of diesel high-pressure common rail injectors for 15 years. Through tough experience as OE supplier to world-leading engine manufacturers, the implementation of lean production and total quality management, its products achieve excellent quality. Its main products for mining industry are QSK60 injectors for haul trucks of Caterpillar (CAT), Terex, Komatsu, Liebherr, BELAZ, MTU4000 injectors for haul trucks, QSK23 injectors, XPI injectors and 0445120 series CR injectors for excavators and trucks.

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britetech.com.au

BRITETECH

Brooks Group Australia brooksgroup.au

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BreatheSafe systems are engineered to go beyond compliance. It designs every solution to meet and exceed ISO 23875, MSHA Silica Rule, and other global air quality standards. With built-in monitoring, dual HEPA filtration, and intelligent pressure control, its systems provide measurable protection and audit-ready performance – no guesswork, just results.

Britetech Pty Ltd is an Australian-owned specialist in operational technology, industrial communications, and integrated security solutions for the mining and resources sector. Headquartered in Western Australia, it support operations across Queensland, New South Wales, Western Australia, and beyond.

It designs, manufactures, and deploys rugged, highperformance networks including private LTE/5G, Rajant Kinetic Mesh, licensed microwave, CCTV, and critical communications infrastructure.

With over 25 years of industry experience, Britetech delivers compliant, resilient, and future-ready solutions – from engineering and fabrication to installation and ongoing national support.

Brooks Group Australia is a multi-divisional company servicing the mining and construction industries Australia-wide. Brooks offers the mining and construction equipment dry hire, XCMG equipment sales, access equipment hire and sales, fleet hire, mechanical services, site services, parts supply, heavy haulage transport, corporate, FIFO, and freight flights, and medical air ambulance flights.

It is 100 per cent Australian family-owned and operated since 1979 and is a trusted supplier for reliability, safety, and service excellence.

CCS Electric Corporation is a high-tech enterprise in the Qingdao West Coast Economic New Area, with a floor area of 100,000m2 and a building area of 80,000m2. It is engaged in R&D, production, sales and maintenance services of industrial automation equipment such as integrated VFD motor, special converter, special high-performance VFD motor, and electrical controls. Its products are characterised by reliable protection and high efficiency, and are safe, environmental friendly, and energy saving. It provides customers, mainly from the sectors of oil and gas exploration, ports, coal mines, ship building, metallurgy, power generation, and engineering machinery, with full-value-chain services.

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Chamber of Commerce and Industry Western Australia (CCIWA)

CHANGSHA TIANHE DRILLING TOOLS AND MACHINERY

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The Chamber of Commerce and Industry Western Australia (CCIWA) is the state’s leading business association, supporting industry since 1890.

CCIWA’s vision is to make Western Australia the best place to live and do business.

Working across mining, energy, construction and infrastructure, CCIWA advocates for policies that strengthen WA’s economy and global competitiveness.

Through policy leadership, industrial relations expertise, industry capability and international trade services, CCIWA helps businesses navigate challenges, connect with major projects and access new markets.

Changsha Tianhe Drilling Tools and Machinery Co Ltd was established in 2002. It is a professional geotechnical drilling production enterprise integrating scientific research, design, production, sales and management.

Its main products include DTH hammers and bits, deep hole drilling tools, Eccentric (ODEX) and Concentric casing systems, RC hammers and bits, Rock drill accessories.

These tools can be used in mining, water well, geothermal exploration, construction etc.

Its products have been used in China exported to more than 50 countries.

It is striving to build the best drilling tools brand in China and become a world class manufacturer in drilling tools field.

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centerwaypipe.com Centerway Steel Co Ltd is a premier manufacturer and integrated supplier specialising in high-performance steel pipes, pipe fittings, and industrial valves. Tailored for demanding mining, resources, and infrastructure applications, it seamlessly combines advanced production, extensive strategic inventory, and efficient global logistics. Its core commitment is delivering reliable, one-stop pipeline product solutions compliant with rigorous international standards. As a trusted partner for global mining projects, Centerway ensures supply chain integrity, minimizes lead times, and guarantees exceptional product durability.

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CheckMate Industries

Checkmate Industries has been Australia’s trusted supplier of industrial nameplates, compliance plates, engraved labels, asset tags, lift kits, and custom identification solutions for over 30 years. It serves businesses of all sizes across mining, construction, and engineering with clients including Weir Minerals Australia, Wenco International Mining Systems, KONE Elevators, and Otis Elevators.

Known for fast turnaround and reliable delivery, it scales from single orders to full site rollouts.

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CITIC HIC International

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Based in Perth (Welshpool) and Sydney (Leppington), it has over 58 years of deep experience across mining, infrastructure, rail, food industry, general engineering, water, nuclear and defence.

It specialises in heavy and complex fabrication, precision machining, sheet metal, site installation, and maintenance services with tier-one safety and compliance standards through strict adherence to CC3 and ISO standards.

In its Welshpool factory, the company fabricates heavy-duty mechanical and structural components up to 100t and has an experienced siteteam of fitters, welders and installers who have left their footprint throughout Western Australian infrastructure.

CITIC HIC is now the largest and most competitive heavy mining equipment manufacturer in the world, its products and services include heavy-duty mining equipment, turnkey solutions, robotics, electrical systems and spare parts.

CITIC HIC prides itself on utilising the latest generation engineering technology, advanced manufacturing processes, internationally recognised quality standards and comprehensive After Market services. CITIC HIC was founded in 1956 and has 70 years of manufacturing experience. It has established a series of Independent Intellectual Property Rights for mining equipment providing solutions to enable our customers achieve increased efficiency and reduced energy consumption.

Founded in Australia in 2009, CleanSpace Technology has pioneered innovative, worldclass respiratory protection.

Responding to the global health crisis during the SARS epidemic, it identified the need for a lightweight, easy-to-wear respirator to provide maximum protection for frontline workers. This vision resulted in an ergonomic powered air purifying respirator (PAPR) designed for industries such as construction, mining, healthcare, and manufacturing.

Today, CleanSpace respirators are trusted by workers in over 77 countries, offering unmatched reliability and comfort.

Combilift is the largest manufacturer of multidirectional, sideloading, and articulated forklifts in the world, with over 100,000 units operating in more than 85 countries. Combilift is also the world’s largest manufacturer of non-port straddle carriers, mobile gantries and slip sheeters. Combilift is known for rapid growth, global reach, and the most extensive range of customised material handling solutions from a single manufacturer.

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Conveyor Integrated Business Solutions (CIBS)

crcindustries.com.au

Cubewise

DAB Pumps Oceania

Cubewise is the leading specialist in IBM Planning Analytics (TM1), helping mining companies transform complex operational, financial and strategic planning into a single integrated decision-making platform. From long-term mine plans through to weekly operational forecasts and executive financial reporting, it enables mining organisations to connect planning across geology, mining operations, processing, maintenance, logistics, workforce and finance.

Western Australia’s specialist in water bore drilling and pump supply. DAB submersible pump motors up to 140 kW available in WA. From drill to pump to commissioning, the company handles the full scope.

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CIBS is a Western Australian owned company delivering end-to-end conveyor solutions across the mining and industrial sectors. It specialises in conveyor maintenance, belt splicing, installation and the supply of conveyorrelated products, helping clients minimise downtime and maximise performance.

As an official distributor of Double Arrow conveyor belt, it provides access to world-class belting solutions backed by technical support. Its growing fabrication division delivers engineering, coded welding and custom builds. It is implementing AI technology that integrates with customer CMMS systems, using machine learning to analyse belt wear, splice quality, downtime, inventory, consolidation and standardisation.

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CRC Industries

CRC is recognised as a supplier of professional quality aerosol and bulk lubricants, anti corrosion and chemical maintenance products. It prides itself as being the leader in product quality, performance and regulatory compliance.

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Combilift

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Dalwallinu Concrete

Darley Alumunium

Datanet - Barcode, RFID & Wireless

Dazong Track

dallcon.com.au

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Dallcon has been producing precast and custom concrete products for Western Australia’s civil, mining, and agricultural sectors since 2006. Located in northern WA, the company utilizes Australian materials and offers product supply, delivery, and installation. The company upholds high standards of quality assurance, maintaining ISO9001 certification to ensure product quality, safety, and environmental compliance.

When planning your next project, consider Dallcon’s high quality engineered concrete solutions.

Darley Aluminium delivers complete, high-performance aluminium window, door and framing solutions for residential, commercial or architectural projects combining Australian design, reliable supply, and expert support to make every project easier.

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Department of Mines, Petroleum and Exploration (DMPE)

Dezhou Shengkaixiang Engineering Machinery

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Dodge Industrial an RBC Company

It is a professional manufacturer and supplier of construction machinery and accessories based in Dezhou, Shandong. It has a relatively complete product production industry chain including cast iron, cast steel, forging, welding, springs, heat treatment, mechanical processing, and painting.

It strictly controls product quality and offer reliable products, competitive prices and considerate after-sales service. It sincerely welcomes partners from all over the world for cooperation.

Directions Workforce Solutions is a not-for-profit group training organisation and registered charity connecting job seekers, apprentices, trainees, and employers through tailored workforce development solutions. It works closely with businesses across a range of industries to recruit, employ, and support apprentices and trainees, helping build skilled and sustainable workforces.

Through its flexible model, it can place, redeploy, and support apprentices across its extensive employer network.

It also deliver employment programs, diversity and inclusion initiatives, and community-focused projects that create meaningful pathways into work.

Dodge Industrial, an RBC Bearings company, is a leading manufacturer of mounted bearings, enclosed gearing, mechanical drive components, couplings, conveyor components, and innovative IIoT technologies. For more than 145 years, Dodge products have helped manufacturers in a broad range of industries increase the productivity and profitability of their operations with the safest, highest quality mechanical power transmission solutions to achieve their strategic goals. Dodge provides product solutions and advanced technologies to continuously help manufacturers improve output, decrease downtime, and enhance system value to their customers.

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The Department of Mines, Petroleum and Exploration (DMPE) supports the development of a sustainable and responsible resources industry by overseeing the regulatory, scientific and policy requirements of the resources sector of Western Australia.

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Datanet has over 40 years experience in enterprise mobility and specialise in reducing the risks of deploying and managing mobility projects. It knows that investing in technology and automation is the foundation for the future growth of business. Datanet provide independent advice to select and implement the best mobility software and hardware solutions to ensure that the enterprise mobility solution meets the expectations of businesses and delivers a rapid Return on Investment (ROI). As a true mobile enterprise partner, Datanet can work through every aspect of mobility projects, from consultancy and advice through to supply, integration, maintenance, and post-sales service and support.

directionswa.com.au

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Dazong Track Co Ltd is a professional joint-stock company with a registered capital of RMB 20 million. It specializes in construction machinery, parts production, sales agency and technical maintenance, and enjoys independent import and export rights. Since its founding, the company has built complete sales channels and professional after-sales service systems, adhering to integrity. With high-quality products, competitive prices and professional services, it has won wide customer recognition and become a well-known industry agent.

Its business now covers the whole country and continues to expand.

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Dredge Robotics

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Designed and built in Australia for the harshest conditions, Dredge Robotics proprietary robotic dredging technology is transforming mining maintenance.

By eliminating human entry, maintenance can be completed outside shutdown windows, reducing downtime and delivering major cost savings. Its robots safely remove compacted mud, weeds and aquatic plants from lined ponds, process tanks and cooling towers, even in corrosive and extreme environments from pH 1–14.

Key benefits include liner-safe operation, no confined space entry or barges, operation while assets remain online, advanced navigation in nilvisibility conditions, minimised turbidity, 100% sediment removal, and world-first low-risk technology.

What if mining admin didn’t cap growth? For Western Australian mining suppliers, the back office is the hidden ceiling – one coordinator caps how many workers you mobilise, one estimator caps how many tenders you answer, one HSE lead caps how many Tier-1 sites you hold. DrilLedger is an AI-native operating system that lifts that ceiling. Its 17 specialised agents run four desks – People & Workforce, Safety & Compliance, Operations & Maintenance, and Commercial & Finance – automating the admin so suppliers add the next site, contract and 50 workers without the next hire. The receipts ($555,000–$1.1million+/year of recovered admin labour) are the floor; the contracts you can finally take on are the upside.

Born from the blast-hole drilling industry it serves, drillEQ automates PLODs, QA sheets and shift reports generated straight from rig data. Detects and alarms voids in real time. Records up to 12 hours of shift data for incident recall. drillEQ measures every operator against elite benchmarks for training needs analysis, thus improving the overall knowledge of your team, while each rig on your network makes the whole fleet smarter. A Stanfordgraduate designed interface rooted in gamification is built for instant familiarisation.

Monitor your fleet globally.

This is tier one of a five-tier system advancing toward true drilling automation.

Duress is an Australian technology company redefining workplace safety for every industry. Its end-to-end safety ecosystem combines high-end hardware with sophisticated software to protect employees wherever they are on-site or off. In seconds, Duress can trigger a priority emergency response through its A1-graded monitoring centre, live-stream GPS location data, and instantly alert managers to unfolding safety situations. Designed for simplicity, its self-managed live portal puts complete control in your hands. Whether your team works in an office, in the field, or in isolation, Duress delivers real-time protection, peace of mind, and a faster path to help when it matters most.

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Epson

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Dynapumps has been providing reliable and durable pumping solutions to mines across Australia and around the world for over 40 years.

With branches nationwide, it offers comprehensive package solutions that include all necessary products, mechanical and electrical engineering, technical support, and a large manufacturing base for its pump products. It offers specialised service and repair solutions to enhance your pumping equipment while minimising downtime at your mining operation. Its technicians conduct audits of fluid systems, including both pumps and piping, to identify issues and enhance safety, operational uptime, and cost efficiency through high-quality repairs and predictive maintenance.

EarthLight is a Western Australian manufacturer of solar lighting towers and site lighting, purpose-built for Australia’s mining, construction, and infrastructure sectors. Designed and built in Forrestdale, WA, its range, including the Mega G3, Maxi G3, Mini G2, Mega Telescopic and TetraStax, fills the gap between fixed AC infrastructure and diesel lighting on remote sites.

Every tower is structurally engineered, with Region D wind-rated options for cyclonic conditions. With zero fuel, zero emissions, and minimal maintenance, EarthLight delivers cost certainty over the life of your project, backed by genuine on-ground support from its WA-based team.

EHS Manufacturing specialises in Trailing Cable Management Solutions, delivering innovation in the decarbonisation of mining operations worldwide.

It partners with leading mining companies to support their efforts by enabling the safe and efficient use of electrically powered equipment, including excavators, shovels, draglines and drills.

Epson is a global technology leader focused on efficient, compact, and precise innovation that enriches lives and creates a better world. The company delivers real-world solutions across precision innovation, industrial and robotics, office and home printing, and visual and lifestyle technologies. Led

by Seiko Epson Corporation, the Epson Group generates annual sales of more than US$10 billion. Epson Australia has operated locally since 1983 and is a leading supplier of imaging solutions across multiple industries. With more than 60 years of printing innovation, Epson continues to deliver reliable, energyefficient technology through its advanced PrecisionCore Heat-Free devices.

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Ericsson

Evergreen (China)

Flexco

Fortescue

ericsson.com

china-miningtech.com

flexco.com.au

fortescue.com

Ericsson is a global leader in communications technology, enabling the full value of connectivity through innovative hardware, software and services. Founded in Sweden in 1876, the company helps communication service providers and enterprises build high-performing, scalable networks and unlock new digital opportunities. With a strong focus on research and development, Ericsson is advancing 5G, cloud, AI-driven connectivity and nextgeneration technologies to transform industries, improve lives and create a more connected, sustainable future.

Evergreen (China) Co Ltd is a large-scale professional manufacturer of wear parts for filtration and flotation.

The registered capital is RMB 120 million, it has over 120 employees, including 20 managerial and technical personnel. It is equipped with internationally advanced CNC machining centers, large-scale plate vulcanizing machines.

The company’s major product series include the Filter Press Plates and Diaphragm and the Flotation Machine Stator & Rotor. Its products are widely exported to Australia, the United Kingdom, Russia, Chile and other countries, winning high praise from customers both at home and abroad.

Flexco is the world leader in belt conveyor productivity.

Our extensive range includes mechanical belt fasteners, belt cleaning systems, maintenance tools, pulley lagging, belt trackers, dust containment solutions, belt health monitoring technology, and other conveyor components designed to keep production moving. Backed by a strong network of territory managers, conveyor specialists, and industry partners, Flexco works closely with mining operations to improve conveyor safety, reduce downtime, and enhance efficiency.

With more than a century of experience, Flexco continues to support operations worldwide with practical solutions that maximise conveyor system productivity.

Fortescue is a global technology, energy and metals company accelerating the commercial decarbonisation of industry. Through innovation, renewable energy, green technologies and operational excellence, Fortescue is demonstrating that achieving Real Zero emissions is possible rapidly, profitably and at scale.

Driven by its unique values and pioneering spirit, Fortescue is helping build a more sustainable future for mining, energy, shipping and heavy industry worldwide.

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GeoVentus

Glencore - Murrin Murrin Operations

Goldpro New Materials

G & A Lombardi lombardi.com.au

geoventus.com

G & A Lombardi is a leading provider of Australian-made heavy transport trailers, spare parts, and expert service & repairs. It is WA’s sole dealer for Roadwest Transport, Freighter Group & Tag-A-Long Trailers.

Specialising in high-quality general purpose and off-road mining grade Side Tippers, End Tippers, Belly Dumpers, Low Loaders, Dollys, and more. Its services include the supply of premium trailer spare parts and expert maintenance for all heavy transport trailers.

Focused on reliability and performance, G & A Lombardi ensures you get the right trailer, the right part, and the right service, every time.

GeoVentus is a multidisciplinary engineering services provider specialising in turnkey gas handling systems for the mining and mineral processing industry.

Its in-house expertise spans mechanical, piping, structural, electrical, controls, and commissioning, allowing it to deliver fully integrated systems that improve plant performance, enhance safety, reduce operating costs, and help clients meet ESG and compliance targets. Its multidisciplinary engineering team supports both Australian and international mining markets, bringing proven solutions and innovation to projects of all scales.

Murrin Murrin Operations is wholly owned by Glencore, one of the world’s largest globally diversified natural resources companies and a major producer and marketer of more than 60 commodities.

Murrin Murrin Operations is Australia’s largest cobalt producer and a major world producer of nickel. Its Murrin Murrin site in WA’s northern Goldfields is an integrated nickel and cobalt mining and processing operation. It is a diverse, dedicated and driven workforce, building a sustainable business today with a focus on tomorrow.

Goldpro New Materials Co Ltd is located in the South Industrial Park of Guangping County, Handan City.

Handan City. Established in June 2010, with a registered capital of 200.3 million yuan, it is a national high-tech enterprise integrating the research and development, manufacturing, sales, and technical services of mining wear-resistant materials, a national intellectual property demonstration enterprise, a national specialized and new “small giant” enterprise, and a leading enterprise in Hebei Province’s industrial cluster.

It has won many honors, including the leader of Hebei Province’s county-level.

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Green Frog Systems

Grizzly Workshop Gear

Grounded Group

At Grace Corporate Services, we help organisations relocate employees across Australia and around the world with confidence. As part of the Grace Group, we deliver tailored global mobility solutions aligned to each client’s relocation policy and business objectives. Our end-to-end services include visa and immigration support, removals, destination services, travel, property management and assignment management.

With particular expertise in mining, we support workforce mobilisation to remote and regional locations across Western Australia and the Northern Territory, delivering compliant, seamless relocations that minimise disruption and enhance the employee experience.

Green Frog Systems has supplied certified solar lighting and energy towers to councils, road authorities and government agencies for 15 years, here and overseas. All of it designed and engineered in Adelaide. At this year’s show, it is showcasing its certified solar lighting and solar energy storage towers built on an engineered sand ballast base, wind rated to AS/ NZS standards and available in dual-fill configurations up to Region D. A forklift puts it in place, local sand ballasts it, and when the job ends the whole thing leaves with you. No concrete blocks to bury or cart away, no cranes. It also builds the same towers as relocatable power for cameras and comms for any mine site needs.

Mining workshops handle heavy components, busy teams and constant pressure to keep equipment moving. Equipment used in that environment needs to handle weight, impact, dust and daily use.

Grizzly supplies heavy-duty workshop equipment designed, engineered and certified to Australian Standards. The range includes workbenches, trestles, ladder racks, sheet and pipe storage, and free-standing storage solutions, all built for mining and industrial environments.

Products are stocked throughout Australia, carry a 10-year warranty and are built to outlast conditions. Grizzly is backed by Bend-tech Group’s forty-plus years of engineering and manufacturing expertise, giving site and workshop managers confidence in the product and people behind it.

Grounded specialises in modular technology for regional projects Australia wide, offering state-of-the-art workers’ accommodation and non-process infrastructure.

With a trusted approach refined by experience, Grounded transforms remote camps into vibrant, functional villages – revolutionising the standard of workers accommodation.

It offers turnkey design and construction solutions, simplifying project delivery through a one-stop-shop approach. By managing every phase of a construction project from initial planning and design, through to construction and completion, it provides clients with a seamless and efficient project that meet the needs of today while creating lasting, sustainable value for the future.

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GST Mining Machines

Hanna Instruments hannainst.com.au

harcher.com.au

Harcher

Harold Vickery and Son

Launching in Australia in 2026, GST Mining Machines is a leading South African OEM with over 20 years of experience supplying drill rigs, loaders and dumpers to major mines such as Anglo American, Glencore, Harmony, Samancor and West Wits.

Operating more than 400 mechanised machines, GST engineers high–performance systems built with Deutz engines, Bosch Rexroth hydraulics and Montabert HC28 drifters. Headquartered in Hartebeespoortdam, South Africa – GST designs solutions for complex underground challenges, delivering unmatched durability, precision, productivity and unbeatable value. Its innovative machinery sets new standards in underground drilling and mining mechanisation across South Africa and beyond.

Hanna Instruments is a global leader in analytical instrumentation, founded in 1978 with a vision to simplify complex testing and make accurate analysis accessible to all. The company provides a comprehensive range of solutions for industries including water quality, environmental monitoring, food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, and agriculture. Its portfolio includes pH, conductivity, dissolved oxygen, turbidity, and multiparameter meters, as well as colorimeters and spectrophotometers.

Hanna Instruments supports customers with technical assistance, calibration services, and consumables. Operating in more than 65 countries, it is a trusted partner for analytical measurement and testing solutions worldwide.

Harcher is a Western Australian-owned distribution business providing supply solutions across metropolitan, regional, and remote Western Australia. Its commercial division supports mining, industrial, government, healthcare, hospitality, and commercial customers with workplace essentials. Its convenience division supplies a broad range of snacks, confectionery, beverages, grocery, and e-convenience products to retailers across Western Australia. Supported by dedicated category management, supplier partnerships, and market insights, it help customers maximise sales, improve profitability, and meet changing consumer demand.

Harold Vickery & Son specialise in heavy duty, made to last mining, industrial, engineering and construction industry protective belts, bags and pouches that are produced in its Port Macquarie factory. It supplies some of the biggest mining and construction companies in the world and distribute both Australia wide and internationally.

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Heat Treatments

Hebei Matson Machinery & Equipment

Henan Baichy Machinery Equipment

Hebei Matson Machinery & Equipment Co Ltd is a one-stop manufacturer and supplier of technical renovation service, mining equipment and spare parts.

With years of in-depth cultivation in the international mining market, it provides mining enterprises with integrated solutions covering technical upgrading, equipment supply, operation and maintenance support, and spare parts.

Relying on China’s mature industrial chain for heavy machinery manufacturing, it delivers cost-effective, stable and reliable services, equipment and spare parts to customers across Asia, Africa, South America and major mining countries along the Belt and Road Initiative.

Henan Baichy Machinery Equipment Co Ltd, founded in 2003, is a leading manufacturer of crushing and mining machinery. It specialises in designing, producing and exporting crushing, sandmaking, mineral processing, grinding and building materials equipment. With more than 500 employees and 200,000 workshops, it integrates R&D, manufacturing and global sales. Its ISO9001 & CE certified products are widely used in mining and construction and exported worldwide.

Upholding “Survive by Quality, Develop by Integrity”, it provides reliable solutions and professional services.

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HENAN ZHONGYUAN HEAVY FORGING

HEUCH COOLING SOLUTIONS

harnessmaster.com.au

Henan Zhongyuan Heavy Forging Co Ltd (HHF) is a National Hi-Tech Enterprise with four plants.

HHF has been certified by API 7-1, API Q1, ISO 9001:2015, ISO/ TS29001. HHF specialises in research, production, sales and services for mining equipment and Large Precision Forgings.

HHF is the first factory in China that researched,developed, and batch-produced HIGH STRENGTH SAE 4330VMOD RASIE BORING DRILLRODS The products like RAISE BORE DRILL RODS, RIB STABILIERS, DRILL STEMS, drill stabilizer, drill collar are widely welcomed by more than twenty countries.

Heuch Cooling Solutions is an Australian-owned leader in engineered HVAC–R systems, delivering innovative cooling and environmental control solutions to the mining industry for over 50 years. Specialising in customised systems such as mining-spec chillers, air dryers, and thermal management solutions, Heuch supports safe, reliable, and continuous operations in harsh and remote environments. Its solutions are designed for 24/7 performance with minimal downtime, helping mining operators improve efficiency, reduce risk, and extend asset life. Backed by in-house engineering expertise and nationwide service support, Heuch delivers sustainable, high-performance outcomes across every stage of the mining lifecycle.

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heattreatmentservices.com.au

HazView is a map-based hazard management and compliance platform built for mining and heavy industry. It replaces fragmented reporting with a single, visual system that makes hazards easy to identify, understand and act on. Teams log hazards and inspections on an interactive map, attach photos and notes, and track status through to resolution, working online and offline on any device. Users can view everything from hazards to machines to sensor statuses in one place. The data feeds inbuilt dashboards that drive continuous safety improvement, while automated reporting improves compliance and removes hours of manual admin.

Heat Treatments Ltd is a leading engineering company specialising in precision machining, heat treatment, grinding and metallurgical services. With over 50 years of experience, it delivers complete, one-stop manufacturing solutions for the mining, heavy engineering and industrial sectors across international markets. Offering a comprehensive range of specialised heat-treating processes for steels, alloys and other metals, supported by an ISO 9001-certified Quality Management System, we utilise advanced plant and proven processes. Its integrated capabilities enable customers to source complete manufacturing solutions from a single supplier.

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Henan OKAY Plastic hnokayplastic.com

Henan OKAY Plastic Co Ltd is a professional manufacturer specialising in HDPE sheets, UHMWPE sheets, ground protection mats, outrigger pads, and custom plastic products. With advanced production equipment and strict quality control, it provides durable, impactresistant, and wear-resistant solutions for construction, agriculture, marine, and industrial applications. Its products are widely exported to North America, Europe, Australia, and Southeast Asia. It supports OEM and customised services based on customer requirements. Committed to quality, innovation, and reliable service, Henan OKAY Plastic Co Ltd aims to build long-term partnerships and deliver highperformance plastic solutions to customers worldwide.

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HMWS

HMWS is an Australian-based global manufacturing and solutions specialist delivering high-quality wiring solutions, custom harnesses, and component assemblies for mining, transport, automotive, agricultural, and heavy industries. Focused on efficiency, reliability, and innovation, HMWS develops tailored solutions that enhance performance and streamline production. From concept and prototyping to full-scale manufacturing, HMWS provides end-toend support for seamless operational integration.

Combining local expertise, vertical integration, and global partnerships, HMWS delivers cost-effective, compliant, and durable solutions.

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Integral Solutions for Mineral Processing - ISMP

Jaybro

JIANGSU LONGEN POWER TECHNOLOGY

jaybro.com.au

ITechworld is a proudly Australian-owned company, celebrating 20 years of delivering reliable power solutions. Since 2006, it has engineered high-performance lithium batteries, charging systems, and battery management technology for 4WD adventurers, commercial vehicles, fleets, and workshops – backed by expert support to keep Australia’s automotive industry moving, anywhere, anytime.

Jaybro has been a leading supplier to the mining, civil, utilities, defence, and major construction sectors across Australia and New Zealand for over 25 years.

It delivers end-to-end project lifecycle support, providing compliant, siteready solutions from initial site establishment through to ongoing maintenance and operational support. Its expertise ensures projects are equipped with the right products and services at every stage, helping its customers improve efficiency, maintain compliance, and operate safely on site, everyday.

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Jiangxi Siton Machinery Manufacturing

Jiaozuo Creation Heavy Industry

jobfit.com.au

johnsoncontrols.com.au

Founded in 1992, Jiangxi Siton Machinery Manufacturing Co Ltd is the biggest and leading manufacturer of underground mining and tunneling equipment in China.

Its product line includes face drilling rigs, rock bolting rigs, long-hole production drilling rigs, LHD loaders, underground dump trucks, mucking loaders, shotcrete sprayers, scaling jumbos, utility vehicles, tunneling drilling rigs, road headers and equipment for coal mining.

Jiaozuo Creation Heavy Industry Ltd, established in 2003, is a leading enterprise for China’s bulk material handling Industry. With cutting-edge design concepts, core equipment manufacturing capabilities, and an efficient service system, it provides clients with comprehensive material handling solutions.

Jobfit is Australia’s largest occupational health provider, delivering tailored workforce health solutions that reduce risk, improve productivity, and ensure employees are job-ready from day one.

It provides a comprehensive range of services, including pre-employment medicals, tailored assessments, and health surveillance programs aligned to its workforce requirements. Partnering with Jobfit gives you access to integrated health and wellness support that promotes safer workplaces and drives stronger, healthier outcomes across your organisation.

Johnson Controls is a leader in building technologies and integrated solutions that improve safety, comfort, and efficiency in homes, offices, hospitals, and industries.

Headquartered in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, the company operates in more than 150 countries and employs thousands of professionals who design, manufacture, install, and service HVAC systems, building automation, fire detection and suppression, and security solutions. Through open, connected platforms and data-driven services, Johnson Controls helps customers reduce energy use, optimise operations, and lower total cost of ownership.

The company emphasises sustainability, resilience, safety, and innovation, delivering customised solutions for industrial sectors worldwide.

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Integral Solutions for Mineral Processing SpA (ISMP Chile) is a company specializing in process optimization and improvement for the mining industry. It delivers comprehensive, innovative solutions in the areas of mineral concentration, extractive metallurgy, and liquid waste treatment.

With high technical standards and a commitment to operational excellence, ISMP Chile partners with clients to evaluate and implement solutions designed to maximize production performance and resourceuse efficiency.

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LONGEN POWER, founded in 2006, is a leading generator manufacturer specialising in the design, manufacture, sales, installation and services of diesel generator sets. Its generators power range from 5kVA to 3300kVA,equipped with Perkins, Cummins, Doosan, FPT, Mitsubishi, MTU, Volvo, Yanmar and Kubota engines and coupled with Stamford, Leroy Somer and Meccalte alternators.

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KOR EQUIPMENT SOLUTIONS

JOST Australia, backed by JOST World and supported by a global network of facilities, is a leading supplier of advanced transport technology components for the Australian heavy transport industry.

The company provides a comprehensive range of highquality, engineered products tailored to local applications and operating conditions, including fifth wheels, landing gear, turntables, hydraulic systems, towing equipment, safety couplings, and alloy wheels. Leveraging global innovation and industry expertise, JOST Australia remains at the forefront of transport technology while delivering exceptional service and support.

Kardex is a global leader in warehouse automation, powering smarter storage for Australian and New Zealand businesses. From dynamic storage and retrieval systems to AutoStore solutions, it helps customers boost efficiency, save space, and scale with ease.

Backed by over 2500 experts across 30 plus countries, it combines global know-how with a local touch to make automation simple, flexible, and future-ready. Whether you’re starting small or expanding fast, Kardex keeps operations easy and moving.

KBS Ngurra is an Indigenous Australian company with 20 years’ experience supplying high-quality, specialised metals and fabrication solutions for critical, high-performance, and project-specific applications.

Through partnerships with leading global mills and manufacturers, the company provides raw materials through to fully fabricated, turnkey mining products, including ball mills, crushers, screens, thickeners, process equipment, wear plate solutions, and construction machinery spare parts. KBS Ngurra also delivers technical, metallurgical, and engineering support, backed

by Bureau Veritas ISO 9001 certification, ensuring quality and compliance. Committed to reliable project supply, the company provides solutions for the mining industry’s most demanding applications.

KOR delivers world-class equipment, parts and service solutions that help mining and industrial operations ‘Keep Operations Running’.

As the exclusive distributor of Cappellotto Vacuum, Drain Cleaning and Hydro Excavation Units, Schwarze Road Sweepers, Gerotto Robotic Systems and Vanguard Pathogen Defence Systems across Australia and New Zealand, it provides innovative solutions built for demanding environments.

Backed by a national network of service centres, mobile technicians and extensive parts inventory, KOR supports customers throughout the entire lifecycle of their equipment. From purchase and commissioning to servicing, training and ongoing support, its your trusted partner for operational reliability.

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Lifeline WA

Locksafe Industrial Safety Equipment

machinelogic.com.au

JOST - HYVA

LEAP Australia

Kardex

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lifelinewa.org.au

For 30 years, LEAP has assisted thousands of companies from across Australia and New Zealand to implement digital solutions for industries such as mining and bulk materials handling. Its goal is to help optimise product design and performance using bestin-class digital engineering software solutions from Ansys & PTC. Talk to LEAP’s experts for advice on implementing: Particle Simulation or DEM simulation of bulk materials handling processes and equipment, Multiphysics Simulation for Flow or Thermal, Structural Design and Fatigue (Ansys CFD and FEA Simulation), CAD Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) and Documentation, and Digital Twins incorporating Machine Learning & Data Analytics.

Lifeline WA is a leading provider of suicide prevention and crisis support services, ensuring no one has to face their darkest moments alone.

At the centre of its work is the 13 11 14 Crisis Support Line, available 24/7 and answered by trained volunteers across WA. Recognising the unique mental health challenges within the mining industry, Lifeline WA developed the Resourceful Mind program – a peer support initiative that equips workers with the skills to listen, support, and connect colleagues with further help.

Through connection and awareness, Resourceful Mind helps reduce stigma, promote wellbeing, and build mentally healthier workplaces.

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locksafe.com.au

Locksafe designs and manufactures an extensive range of high-quality lockable isolation products, which will protect and positively isolate fixed and mobile equipment.

The in-house design and manufacturing capability allows the flexibility to custom design and manufacture products to satisfy specific customer requirements.

Its products are manufactured to Australian standards utilising stainless steel and powder coating for easy identification and protection, guaranteeing robust products that are simple to use. Products are retrofittable to existing battery and starter isolation switches. Additional lockout hardware such as scissor clips, hasps, system keyed padlocks and storage devices are also available.

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Machine Logic

Machine Logic helps largescale industries like mining and agriculture stay online and in control by providing real-time visibility into their Operational Technology environments. Its AMT software monitors the connectivity of critical field devices, offering live status updates, historical data, and GPS-based mapping to help teams detect problems early, respond quickly, and avoid costly downtime.

Designed by engineers who understand the challenges of remote and rugged operations, AMT is fast to deploy, intuitive to use, and purpose-built for harsh environments. Whether managing autonomous haulage networks or remote agricultural infrastructure, Machine Logic ensures you stay connected.

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MAGSHIELD

Makita Australia

MagShield is a global manufacturer of advanced magnetic pre-filtration and contamination control solutions for heavy equipment and industrial hydraulic systems. Its patented technologies capture damaging ferrous wear particles before they reach critical components, helping customers reduce unplanned downtime, extend component life, improve oil cleanliness, and strengthen predictive maintenance programs. Designed for the demands of heavy industrial equipment, MagShield solutions enable operators to improve reliability, lower maintenance costs, and maximize asset performance.

Makita Australia delivers innovative tooling and equipment solutions trusted across the mining, industrial, and construction sectors.

With a strong commitment to reliability, high performance, and exceptional after-sales support, Makita empowers professionals with durable tools built to perform in the toughest environments.

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MCT Equipment

MDM Mining & Civil

Meneghello Industrial Group

mergemechanical.com

MCT Equipment supply and maintain both new and used mobile cranes, telehandlers, and associated lifting products throughout Australia. Across construction, mining, infrastructure, and marine lifting settings, MCT Equipment’s key focus is on innovation, safety, and efficiency.

MDM Mining & Civil is a 100 per cent Indigenousowned civil and mining contractor delivering large-scale earthworks, mine development, rehabilitation, crushing and screening, road construction, and infrastructure projects across Northern Australia. Backed by a modern GPS-enabled fleet, in-house survey and project delivery expertise, and a highly skilled workforce, MDM partners with leading mining and resource companies to deliver safe, efficient, and high-quality outcomes. Committed to creating meaningful employment opportunities for Indigenous Australians and regional communities, MDM combines technical capability with genuine local knowledge to deliver projects that leave a lasting legacy.

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MATRIX DYNAMICS AND ENGINEERING reaz.com.au

Matrix Dynamics and Engineering harnesses over 90 years of expertise to deliver precision-engineered electrical solutions. From custom switchboard designs to PLC and HMI Programming, its ensures infrastructure is built to last and perform efficiently.

At Matrix Dynamics And Engineering, the company integrates the latest technologies to offer advanced electrical solutions that streamline operations and boost efficiency.

meneghello.com

Meneghello Industrial Group is an integrated, multidisciplinary collection of companies specialising in steel.

It provides galvanising, abrasive blasting, industrial painting, rubber lining, custom bolt making and support fabrication services. Each business is structured to offer ease of doing business and guaranteed delivery express options, to save time and deliver confidence to clients.

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Maxisafe

maxisafe.com.au Maxisafe has spent more than 25 years providing PPE solutions tailored to the needs of Australian mining operations. Working closely with sites and workers, the company develops certified, comfortable, and practical safety equipment designed for demanding conditions, including heat, silica, noise, remote locations, confined spaces, and physically intensive work. Every recommendation is supported by certification, real-world testing, and direct industry engagement. Driven by continual innovation, Maxisafe delivers advanced safety solutions that improve comfort, reduce fatigue, and enhance productivity while meeting evolving industry standards and regulations, ensuring Australian workers are protected throughout every shift.

Merge Mechanical

Merge Mechanical is a Western Australian-owned provider of heavy equipment maintenance and field support services to the mining, civil construction, and infrastructure sectors.

Established in 2020, its team delivers 24/7 mobile maintenance, shutdown support, breakdown response, diagnostics, component change-outs, and labour solutions across WA. With a strong focus on safety, reliability, and quality workmanship, Merge Mechanical helps clients minimise downtime and maximise asset performance through experienced tradespeople, responsive service, and tailored maintenance solutions.

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Minesite Furniture

minesitefurniture.com.au With decades of commercial furniture experience and over 13 years delivering mining furniture solutions, Minesite Furniture understands mining environments inside and out.

From remote site requirements and freight logistics through to operational pressures and worker needs, it delivers solutions purpose-built for mining camps across Australia.

Mining Technicians Group Australia mtga.com.au

MTGA is Australia’s only product-agnostic specialist in the installation, commissioning, and maintenance of mining technology – supporting clients across the full technology lifecycle. Its services include operational support, maintenance and equipment upgrades. With advanced in-house engineering and manufacturing capabilities, it designs bespoke power solutions and offers Australia’s most comprehensive range of ruggedised solar-powered infrastructure. Independent by design, it helps mining operations deploy and sustain the best technology for their needs, wherever they operate.

Minitab

minitab.com/en-us Minitab helps organisations worldwide harness the power of data analytics to gain insights, improve performance, and drive innovation. Minitab Statistical Software was developed to simplify statistical analysis and has since become a market leader in quality improvement and analytics. Today, Minitab supports businesses at every stage of their analytics journey, from foundational data analysis to machine learning, visualisation, and digital transformation initiatives.

Through its integrated Solutions Analytics approach, Minitab combines powerful software, problem-solving tools, and expert support to help organisations make better decisions, improve processes, reduce costs, and deliver higher-quality products and services.

MSXJMC - Marine Structures & JMC Marine Group marinestructures.com.au/ jmcaustralia.com.au

MSXJMC is a Western Australiabased joint venture established

by Marine Structures and Jetty & Marine Construction (JMC) to deliver high-quality marina, pontoon, gangway and floating structure fabrication solutions for the WA market.

The company combines Marine Structures’ proven design, engineering and product expertise with JMC’s extensive marine construction and project delivery capabilities.

Through this collaborative model, MSXJMC provides clients with innovative, reliable and cost-effective floating infrastructure solutions backed by industry-leading experience and technical expertise.

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MW Group

NANTONG MINCOM COMPOSITE MATERIALS

Natrad HDC Heavy Duty Cooling

NEWREG CRUSHER PARTS

mwgrinding.com.au MW Group specialises in wear-resistant grinding media, including cast and forged grinding balls. With over 20 years of industry experience and an annual production capacity of over 100,000 tonnes, it provides reliable solutions for the mining industry.

Its grinding media offer excellent wear resistance, helping mines reduce grinding media consumption and operating costs. All products can be customized to meet specific mill and operational requirements.

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Nantong Mincom Composite Materials Co Ltd is the earliest manufacturer of FRP grating and profiles in China, which are widely used across various industries, including mining.

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Natrad Heavy Duty Cooling Specialists WA provides high-performance cooling solutions for the mining and resources sector, supporting equipment reliability, safety, and operational efficiency.

Specialising in radiator repairs, heat exchangers, charge air coolers, diagnostics, and custom cooling systems, the team services heavy machinery, mining fleets, fixed plants, and processing facilities across Western Australia. Backed by the national Natrad network, the business helps mining clients reduce downtime, improve equipment performance, lower maintenance costs, and maximise productivity through reliable, site-specific cooling system support.

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NEWREG is a professional supplier committed to providing one-stop solutions for mining crusher spare parts. It focuses on supplying high-quality aftermarket replacement parts compatible with major crusher brands, including Thyssenkrupp, FLSmidth, Metso, and Sandvik.

With strong engineering capabilities and extensive industry experience, it can accurately manufacture parts based on drawings, samples, or equipment models, helping customers reduce costs, shorten delivery times, and maintain operational efficiency.

NEWREG is rapidly expanding into international markets such as Australia, South America, North America, Europe, Southeast Asia.

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NINGBO WUFANG INDUSTRY

NINGBO ZHEDONG PRECISION CASTING

NBSJ supply high-integrity cast steel wear parts, GET parts, buckets and attachments for excavators, mining machines, dozers, graders, wheel loaders, and other heavy industrial equipments.

Ningbo Wufang Industry Co.Ltd Established in 2005, focuses on manufacturing highstrength forged bucket teeth for excavators and loaders.

It provides durable OEM replacement parts exported to over 20 countries worldwide.

Ningbo Zhedong Precision Casting Co Ltd, founded in 1995, specialises in manufacturing wear parts for construction and mining machinery.

The company has a total building area of 160,000sqm and is a leading Chinese manufacturer of GET parts, having contributed to the development of the national GET parts standard (GB/T 25628-2022). Its main products include GET and undercarriage parts such as buckets, bucket lips, shrouds, teeth, adaptors, pin assemblies, cutting edges, blades, track chains, sprockets, rollers and idlers.

Products are supplied directly to OEM and aftermarket customers, with an annual production capacity of 50,000 tonnes of GET parts and 20,000 sets of undercarriage parts.

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Nuctech Company Limited nuctech.com.au

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Norweld has been designing and manufacturing heavyduty aluminium trays and canopies in Australia for over 50 years, supporting government, corporate, and industrial fleets nationwide.

Combining fully welded aluminium construction with a semi-modular internal system, its fleet range delivers durability, consistent national specifications, and adaptable configurations.

Engineered for long service life, Norweld products help reduce replacement frequency and support long-term fleet programs, backed by a Lifetime Warranty on Workmanship.

With a national footprint, coordinated aftersales support, and recognition as a Ford Pro Convertor (FPC), Norweld delivers compliant, scalable fleet solutions backed by local expertise and reliable service.

Born on the Gold Coast in 2005, Nu-Pure has grown from humble beginnings into a trusted Australian-made spring water brand. Nu-Pure Beverages is now part of the family-owned Niagara Bottling group, one of the largest beverage manufacturers in North America. Since partnering in 2016, it has combined global expertise, technology and insight with locally bottled production in Australia.

Committed to sustainability, responsible packaging and supporting local communities, we deliver pure hydration Australians can rely on.

NUCTECH has led in X-ray technology since 1997. Its MS Series Sorter uses X-ray and multi-sensor fusion to separate ores by every particle’s unique characteristics, handling gold, lead-zinc, phosphate, fluorite, coal, and copper. With proprietary Linac/X-ray tube R&D and multi-sensor fusion, it delivers tailored solutions that boost output, cut costs, and maximise resource recovery.

Based in Perth and backed by more than 20 years of industry experience, OEM Group provides mining solutions focused on productivity, safety and operational efficiency. The company delivers complete supply and servicing solutions across access equipment and site inspection, cleaning equipment and servicing, and workshop equipment. Custom solutions include design and fabrication, asset management, site installation and on-site 3D scanning, supporting complex operational requirements.

OEM Group’s portfolio includes SPITWATER pressure cleaners, JACKRITE jacking stands, STEPRITE safety platform ladders and WESTCHOCK wheel chocks.

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NINGBO FOR-GLOBAL INTERNATIONAL TRADE for-global.com

With more than 22 years of industry experience, Ningbo For-Global International Trade is a Chinese company operating three manufacturing facilities dedicated to producing high-quality mining and construction components.

Its product range includes cutting edges and end bits for bulldozers, loaders, and excavators, as well as crusher parts, top hammer rock drilling tools, and DTH hammers and components. By combining advanced manufacturing capabilities with a strong focus on quality and customer service, it has built lasting relationships with customers across a wide range of markets.

It remains committed to delivering reliable products and responsive support to meet the needs of the industry.

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Optix Australasia optix.co/au

ORESOME oresome.au

PANASONIC TOUGHBOOK

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Optix brings advanced safety technology to mining, delivering real-time insights to improve driver behaviour and reduce risk. Its platform combines video telematics, Machine Vision, and AI to monitor performance and alertness, providing in-cab feedback that prevents incidents. With data from billions of kilometres across more than 60 countries, Optix offers actionable intelligence to ensure compliance with Australian safety regulations.

Whether monitoring fatigue or enhancing awareness, its solutions are built for harsh mining environments. The result is fewer incidents, reduced downtime, and a measurable return on investment.

For over two decades, Oresome has remained steadfast in its mission to design and manufacture top-tier mining and construction equipment.

With a strong emphasis on quality and reliability, it has earned a reputation as a trusted source of highperformance machinery worldwide. Oresome takes pride in its dedicated team of highly specialised experts, who excel in designing, manufacturing, servicing, and promoting cutting-edge grouting pumps, resin pumps, concrete equipment, shotcrete equipment and backfilling equipment.

This equipment caters to a diverse range of applications, including rock bolting, leak sealing, fire prevention, soft soil reinforcement, rock consolidation, and hole sealing in grouting projects.

Panasonic TOUGHBOOK is a market leader in rugged mobile computing solutions, supplying durable devices and accessories to organisations operating in demanding environments, including Emergency Services.

TOUGHBOOK products are tested to military standards (MIL-STD-810H) and industry guidelines for resistance to drops, shock, water, vibration, extreme temperatures, and electromagnetic interference. The range includes rugged Windows laptops, 2-in-1 notebooks, and tablets, featuring the latest TOUGHBOOK G2, 40, 33, 55, and 56 models. With innovative modular designs, these devices can be customised to meet the specific needs of a wide range of industries.

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Phoenix Engineering & Manufacturing Solutions

Phoenix Metal Group Burndy Cable Support Systems, Phoenix Metalform

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perma Australia supports the mining and heavy industry sectors with world leading automatic lubrication systems designed to maximise equipment uptime and improve safety in harsh environments. Its connected solutions, including the perma STAR VARIO LONG RANGE and perma CONNECT platform, provide real time visibility and control of lubrication systems, helping maintenance teams make faster, more informed decisions. Backed by global innovation and local technical expertise, perma Australia delivers reliable data driven lubrication technology, along with dependable lubrication expertise & advice that keeps critical mining assets running at peak performance.

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Phoenix EMS is a global leader in the design, manufacture, and supply of advanced electrical, lighting, and mechanical solutions for mining, industrial, and heavy-duty applications.

With more than 25 years of experience and a strong national presence, the company delivers value-added engineering, custom turnkey solutions, and world-class product quality. Phoenix EMS ensures superior quality control, reduced lead times, and cost efficiencies. Operating to ISO9001, ISO45001, and ISO14001 standards, its specialised brands provide durable, compliant, and high-performance solutions engineered to meet the demands of the most challenging industrial environments.

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phoenixmetalgroup.com.au Established in 1981, the Phoenix Group is a diverse metal manufacturer comprising Phoenix Metalform, Phoenix Decorative Metals, Burndy Cable Support Systems and Split Set Mining. Operating across Australia, the group manufactures quality metal components for the mining, building, electrical and related industries.

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Pentair Southern Cross pentair.com.au

Established in 1871 and trusted for generations, Pentair Southern Cross, together with Aurora and Fairbanks Nijhuis, brings more than 450 years of combined pumping expertise to applications ranging from water supply and mine dewatering to powering the data centres of tomorrow.

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Pitmaster

pitmaster.com.au As a privately owned Australian company, Pitmaster is dedicated to delivering the highest quality lighting towers, power generation units, including generators, inverters, and Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS), specifically designed to support the harsh environments of Australian industrial, mining and construction projects. Its products are designed with an emphasis on optimum performance, ensuring efficient power consumption, environmentally sustainable solutions and superior reliability. At Pitmaster, the core focus is clear: to supply products of the highest quality that thrive in the most challenging environments, ensuring its lighting towers and power generation solutions stand as a testament to its dedication to excellence.

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POWER CONTROL PRODUCTS

Protex Water

ProVide Australia

protexwater.com.au

tyrechainsaustralia.com

With over 25 years of industry experience, Powerlink is a trusted supplier of specialised power generation and energy storage solutions for the mining sector.

Its extensive product range includes diesel generators, battery energy storage systems (BESS), hybrid power solutions, lighting towers and associated power equipment designed to perform in the most demanding environments.

Protex Water specialises in packaged water treatment services and equipment, using a diverse range of highperformance technologies to remove pollutants and ensure water is suitable for reuse or discharge. With hundreds of successful projects across Australia, Protex Water has built a strong reputation for solving complex water treatment challenges.

ProVide Australia Pty Ltd is a leading provider of Total Wheel Management solutions to the mining and industrial sectors across Australia. With operations in Perth and Kalgoorlie, the company supplies OTR tyres, tyre protection chains, wheel assemblies, rim repair services, tyre handling equipment, specialised tooling, and Marathon RL no-flat insert systems. As the Australian distributor for LasZirh Tyre Protection Chains, Marathon RL Inserts, and Just Easy Tools tyre handlers, ProVide Australia delivers innovative solutions that improve safety, productivity, and asset life.

Backed by extensive industry experience, the company provides end-to-end services that keep mining operations running safely and efficiently.

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Pump and Abrasion Technologies Australia

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QINGDAO EFT INTERNATIONAL TRADING

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Power Control Products is a Western Australian-owned and run company that distributes a range of quality electrical engineering products.

It offers local stock holding, technical advice, and excellent service from its Canning Vale office. Its customers include some of the biggest names in this state’s mining and industrial sector, including Rio Tinto, BHP Billiton, FMG, CSBP, and Alcoa Australia. Other industry sectors include mineral processing, pumping and irrigation, original equipment manufacturers (OEM), security, water processing, switchboard builders, and electrical contractors.

provulc.com.au ProVulc is a trusted Australian supplier of high-quality vulcanising machines and conveyor belt splicing solutions. With a strong focus on innovation, durability, and performance, we provide reliable equipment designed for mining, quarrying, ports, and heavy industrial applications. ProVulc is committed to delivering efficient, safe, and customised solutions that meet the demands of modern industry.

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Founded in 2004, Pump & Abrasion Technologies is an OEM and pump system specialist delivering highperformance slurry pumping solutions for the mining industry. With operations across Australia and the United States, the company focuses on improving productivity and efficiency while reducing operational risks and environmental impact.

Its culture of continuous improvement drives innovative solutions backed by decades of service and industry expertise.

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Pure Environmental is an Australian provider of environmental and waste management solutions for mining and industrial businesses. Services include complex waste management, resource recovery, industrial services, bulk liquid and dangerous goods transport, drill mud and contaminated soil treatment, and hydrocarbon collection and treatment.

The company delivers practical, compliant and environmentally responsible outcomes, supported by ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 certifications.

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Qingdao EFT International Trading has 50 years of industry experience specialising in mining truck rims and specialty vehicle rims. Its modern 40,000sqm production facility supports dedicated R&D capabilities and annual domestic sales exceeding 100 million yuan, with products exported to markets including Russia and Indonesia. The company has been recognised as an outstanding supplier by customers for multiple consecutive years.

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QINGDAO FAMBITION HEAVY MACHINERY

QPC Group - Your Office Technology Partner

Founded in 1993 and headquartered in Qingdao, China, Fambition is a leading manufacturer specialising in the research, development, production, and service of underground trackless mining equipment. Committed to delivering safe, efficient, and intelligent solutions, the company helps reduce cost per ton while supporting sustainable mining practices.

Fambition’s product range includes Load-Haul-Dump (LHD) machines, underground mining trucks, utility vehicles, drilling jumbos, and intelligent mining systems for non-coal underground mines. With sales and service centres across China and an international presence spanning North and South America, Southeast Asia, Africa, and Europe, Fambition serves customers worldwide.

QPC Group helps mining companies reduce downtime, improve accuracy, and increase efficiency through innovative technology solutions built for demanding environments. Visit its stand to experience its Site in a Box solution, designed to safely transport and protect photocopiers between mine sites, reducing damage and extending equipment life.

Visitors will see advanced 3D scanners capturing accurate digital models of parts and assets in minutes, eliminating repeated site visits, manual measurements, and costly rework.

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Ready Resources

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QureMed was established in 2012 to meet the needs of the industry and resources sector and has since expanded into marine, offshore oil and gas, emergency services, correctional facilities, training institutes and workplaces. The company provides complete medical supply solutions, including product sourcing, supply, information, generic alternatives and product substitutions. Supported by an established logistics centre and proven supply track record, QureMed helps ensure medical facilities are equipped and ready for operation.

Ready Resources provides plant maintenance and asset management solutions across Western Australia, supporting the resources, energy, industrial, infrastructure and property sectors. Services can be engaged on an ad-hoc basis during peak periods or through a holistic approach to ongoing operational requirements. The company specialises in maintaining complex assets and delivering solutions designed to improve asset performance and value, including innovative air filtration technology.

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Riggers® Workwear

Refuel Australia is a locally owned and operated Ampol fuel and Mobil lubricant distributor, established in Geraldton in 2000. Operating across much of Western Australia and the Northern Territory, the company has eight depots, three roadhouses and 36 unmanned refuelling sites, supported by a fleet of 49 trucks and 130 local employees.

Refuel Australia services customers across mining, agriculture, retail, construction, transport and fishing.

REMA TIP TOP provides solutions that enhance productivity and extend the life of critical assets. REMA TIP TOP Industrie provides a full range of surface protection and material processing products supported by a 24/7 response model to reduce downtime and keep operations moving.

Paul Peter has spent more than three decades helping mining organisations navigate complex, high-value decisions where billions of dollars, operational continuity, and long-term outcomes are at stake. At WA Mining, he will provide an exclusive prelaunch preview of Reminatio (Remi) – an organisational intelligence platform designed to explore a new approach to connecting information, expertise, and decision context across complex environments.

Attendees will discover how emerging technologies can help reduce knowledge loss, improve organisational alignment, accelerate decision-making, and create greater confidence in the choices that ultimately impact productivity, risk, cost, and business performance.

Proudly Australian-owned and operated since 1991, Riggers Workwear designs, manufactures, and supplies premium safety workwear and PPE built to perform in harsh conditions, long shifts, and demanding environments. It provides in-house workwear customisation solutions, rapid order fulfilment, and national and international supply capability. Its workwear and PPE are trusted by organisations across mining, construction, manufacturing, and other industries, helping teams stay safe, visible, and productive on site. With proven quality and practical design, Riggers Workwear delivers durable solutions tailored to the needs of every workplace.

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RIZHAO SHUNDE MECHANICAL PARTS

RMC CHINA QUALITY MACHINE PARTS

Established in 2004, Shunde later became a limited company and is located close to the Rizhao Iron and Steel Plant, providing convenient access to its raw material procurement base.

The company has extensive production capacity and equipment, with annual output exceeding 10,000 tonnes.

RMC China Quality Machine Parts Inc, founded in 2002, is a customer-driven supplier of engineered components for OEMs. It specialises in forgings, castings, stamping, welding, painting, and assembly for mining, construction, and automotive industries. It also manufactures brazed carbide tools, road milling tools, wear parts, trenching teeth, CNC machining parts, and mining/ tunneling tools.

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ROX Mining Parts

Royal Medical Supplies

Rulmeca Melco rulmeca.com

safetymate.com.au

When a machine is down, OEM lead times are not an option. ROX manufactures and supplies replacement parts for open cut mining equipment, stocked and ready for immediate despatch across Australia. The ROX range includes fuel tanks, hydraulic tanks, and a wide range of external metal components.

Parts are priced below OEM and designs are continuously improved for longer service life and easier installation.

Supported by a dedicated R&D team and Bend-tech Group’s forty-plus years in the mining industry, ROX delivers reliable solutions backed by experience and strong relationships with tier-one operators across WA.

Royal Medical Supplies has been at the forefront of workplace safety since 2009, providing Australian and New Zealand organisations with innovative and reliable onsite drug and alcohol testing solutions. The proudly Australian-owned business partners with safety-critical industries including mining, transport, construction, and oil and gas, supplying products that meet high healthcare and compliance standards.

Through an exclusive agreement with a trusted US-based supplier, Royal Medical Supplies provides ethically sourced, accurate and cost-effective testing devices, while continually expanding its range to help customers meet regulatory requirements and maintain safer, more productive workplaces.

Rulmeca Australia is a leading supplier of conveyor components and bulk materials handling solutions to the mining, quarrying and industrial sectors across Western Australia and Australia-wide.

Rulmeca Australia combines international engineering expertise with local industry knowledge, service and support. The company supplies premium idlers, pulleys, motorised pulleys and conveyor solutions designed to maximise reliability, efficiency and safety in demanding operating environments.

With strong local inventory, technical capability and responsive customer support, Rulmeca Australia supports both new projects and ongoing aftermarket operations throughout the mining industry.

Safety Mate is a proudly Australian-owned company providing high-quality personal protective equipment (PPE) and safety solutions across Australasia. It specialises in hand and eye protection, partnering with leading global manufacturers to deliver innovative and reliable safety products. With a strong distribution network spanning Australia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, and Indonesia, Safety Mate supports businesses across multiple industries. Its mission is to improve workplace safety by offering advanced protective technologies, expert guidance, and products designed for both performance and comfort.

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RITTAL EPLAN rittal.com

Rittal is a global leader in industrial enclosure systems, power distribution, climate control, and IT infrastructure solutions, supporting mining, energy, and heavy industrial operations worldwide.

Rittal solutions withstand extreme heat, dust, vibration, and corrosive conditions while protecting critical infrastructure, reducing downtime, and improving operational reliability. From modular enclosure systems and low-voltage power distribution to advanced cooling technologies, Rittal delivers scalable solutions for demanding applications.

Together with EPLAN, Rittal provides an integrated digital engineering ecosystem that supports efficient design, manufacturing, and project delivery.

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ROSEN

rosen-group.com ROSEN is a global technology company with more than 4000 employees operating across more than 110 countries, delivering solutions to improve the safety, reliability and performance of critical industrial assets. Combining proprietary diagnostic technologies, software, engineering expertise and asset data, ROSEN provides asset integrity solutions across the asset lifecycle, including inspection, non-destructive testing, integrity assessments, engineering consultancy, software and cleaning services for pipelines, storage tanks and processing facilities.

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Sammoon Vehicle Lighting Technology sammoonledlight.com

SAMMOON is a manufacturer operating to IATF 16949 and ISO 9001:2015 standards, with independent capabilities in research, development and production. The company specialises in integrated lighting solutions, lighting fixtures and 360 Surround View Safety Driving Assistance Systems for construction, agricultural and commercial vehicles. SAMMOON currently supplies major equipment manufacturers including XCMG Group, Sany, Zoomlion, WIRTGEN, Oshkosh Corporation, Sunward, Tongli, SDLG, Liugong Group, UMG Group, YTO Group, Lovol, CLAAS, ROSTSELMASH Group, TUMOSAN Group and CNH Industrial.

SEALY OF AUSTRALIA sealy.com.au

Sealy Posturepedic has become a household name renowned for quality bedding in the mining, accommodation and domestic markets.

Sealy Posturepedic has been dedicated to making the finest mattresses for over 140 years.

Guided by orthopedic research and driven by a relentless pursuit for better rest, Sealy Posturepedic has propelled bedding forward into a world where innovation and craftsmanship work in complete harmony.

SHANDONG FIVECREATION CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY

undercarriagetrackroller.com Shandong Fivecreation Construction Machinery Co Ltd is a manufacturer of high-quality undercarriage parts for construction and mining machinery. Its product range includes track rollers, carrier rollers, idlers, sprockets, recoil springs and track shoe assemblies.

Shandong Juning Machinery juningjixie.com

Shandong Juning Machinery Co Ltd (JUNMACH) specialises in producing track shoes, cutting edges, segments, shanks and other wear parts.

Supported by advanced automated production lines, the company has an annual production capacity of up to 100,000 tonnes. JUNMACH operates an ISO 9001 quality management system and maintains a dedicated quality testing laboratory equipped with advanced inspection equipment, with quality checks conducted from raw materials through to finished products. The company supplies XCMG, Komatsu and other manufacturers, while also providing OEM production and customised solutions to international distributors across more than 110 markets.

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SHANDONG MEGACERAM TECH MATERIALS

Shanghai Lanhao Electric

Shenyang ShanYo Heavy Mining Machinery

Shijiazhuang Industrial Pump Factory

Shanghai Lanhao Electric Co Ltd was founded in 2001 and is a Chinese high-tech enterprise specialising in the research, development and manufacture of specialised mining cables. Recognised as a national-level “Specialised, Refined, Unique and Innovative Little Giant” enterprise, Lanhao focuses on producing high-performance cables designed for safety, reliability and extended service life across diverse and demanding operating conditions. Through ongoing research, design and field studies, the company develops cable solutions tailored to the requirements of mining operations.

Shenyang ShanYo Heavy Mining Machinery Co Ltd was founded in 1996 in Northeast China’s established industrial base and is one of the country’s early heavy mining machinery manufacturers. The company specialises in the manufacture of heavy mining equipment, supported by strict management and quality control processes. Guided by a commitment to customer service and product quality, ShanYo provides complete solutions and comprehensive after-sales support, building long-term relationships with customers worldwide.

Shijiazhuang Industrial Pump Factory Co Ltd (SGB) is a specialised manufacturer of industrial pumping solutions, combining research and development, precision manufacturing, market development and full lifecycle technical services. Established in 1947, the company has specialised in slurry pump design and manufacturing since 1989, developing in-house capabilities across design, manufacturing and testing.

SGB produces slurry pumps for abrasive and demanding operating conditions and is a leading supplier in China’s specialised slurry pump market.

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Shandong Megaceram Tech Materials Co Ltd is a manufacturer of highperformance grinding media and wear-resistant ceramic solutions for demanding industrial applications. Its core products include alumina balls, zirconia toughened alumina (ZTA) composites and zirconia beads, designed to improve grinding efficiency while minimising contamination. The company also supplies ceramic liners, pipes and customengineered components for comprehensive wear protection. Supported by advanced isostatic pressing technology and hightemperature kilns, Megaceram serves the mining, cement and chemical industries, with solutions designed to extend equipment life.

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sigenergy.com

Skill Hire and Nara Training & Assessing

Snake Rescue and Relocation Training

Sigenergy is a global provider of intelligent energy storage solutions and ranks as Australia’s number one battery manufacturer by installed capacity. Its commercial and industrial energy solutions combine solar inverters, battery storage and AI-driven energy management into modular, scalable systems for sites including mining and remote operations. Designed to optimise LCOE, reduce operating costs and strengthen energy resilience in off-grid environments, Sigenergy’s platform helps businesses manage demand charges and support decarbonisation targets while maintaining reliable power.

Skill Hire and Nara Training & Assessing provide workforce solutions supporting industry, particularly across the trades and mining sectors.

Skill Hire specialises in labour hire, apprenticeships and traineeships, helping businesses build skilled teams while supporting individuals into employment. Miningready programs prepare jobseekers for site-based roles, while Nara provides industryleading high-risk training focused on safety, compliance and capability. Together, the businesses deliver practical workforce pathways and training solutions aligned with industry needs.

Snake R&R Training is a Western Australian-owned and operated training provider specialising in snake awareness, handling, removal and relocation. With more than 14 years of industry experience, the company delivers practical, nationally recognised training to mining, resources, government, environmental and private sector organisations across WA. Trainers combine extensive field knowledge with hands-on learning to equip participants with the skills and confidence to safely identify, manage and relocate snakes in the workplace. Recognised by the WA Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions (DBCA), Snake R&R Training focuses on safety, compliance and wildlife conservation.

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sonichealthplus.com.au Sonic HealthPlus is a provider of occupational health and general medical services, in clinic and onsite in client workplaces. With clinics across Australia and more than 1300 team members, its mission is to deliver best-practice health solutions to clients, client candidates, employees and contractors.

Sonic HealthPlus’s areas of expertise include employment medical assessments, Drug and Alcohol Screening (DAS), health monitoring, wellness, injury prevention and specialist services around health advisory and risk management.

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steinertglobal.com

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South East Scaffolding is a Western Australian-owned company providing safe, reliable and professional scaffolding solutions across the South East region and beyond.

With extensive experience supporting construction, maintenance, industrial, mining and shutdown environments, the company delivers quality outcomes across diverse industries.

At WA Mining, South East Scaffolding is also showcasing AE Massage Chairs, an innovative workforce wellbeing and fatigue management solution designed to support worker recovery, relaxation and recharge across mining, industrial, commercial and public environments.

SPLECA is a Western Australian supplier and distributor of WEICON Germany’s industrial solutions, providing technologies designed to improve safety, efficiency and equipment performance.

The company specialises in advanced maintenance, repair and protection products, including highperformance adhesives, sealants, lubricants, corrosion protection and surface treatments for demanding operating conditions.

Supporting the mining, oil and gas, marine, construction and manufacturing sectors, SPLECA helps reduce downtime, improve equipment reliability and maximise asset performance through practical solutions, industry expertise and dedicated customer support.

STEINERT Australia is a provider of magnetic separation and advanced sensor sorting technologies for the mining industry. With manufacturing facilities on Australia’s east coast and a dedicated test facility in Western Australia, STEINERT delivers solutions tailored to local and regional requirements. The company provides end-to-end support from consultation and design through to manufacturing, installation and commissioning, along with ongoing services including spare parts, repairs, start-up assistance, operator training and preventative maintenance. Supported by an experienced Australian team, STEINERT works with customers to maximise equipment performance and long-term operational success.

With over 75 years’ experience in the building and home renovation markets Stratco has become one of the largest producers and marketers of quality building products in Australia, New Zealand and is actively pursuing a place on the world stage.

Stratco now has state of the art manufacturing facilities in all mainland states of Australia and New Zealand.

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Supreme Precision Castings

Suzhou Red shield Intelligent Manufacturing

Supreme Precision Castings is a New Zealand-based specialist in investment castings for production and prototyping from 3D-printed patterns. The company supplies products globally to OEM manufacturers across diverse industries, casting a wide range of alloys including low alloy and tool steels, stainless steels including precipitation-hardening grades, aluminium, bronze and wear-resistant materials.

Supreme Precision Castings also manages heat treatment and machining to deliver finished components ready for integration into OEM manufacturing processes.

Suzhou Red Shield Intelligent Manufacturing Co Ltd specialises in advanced industrial safety equipment and major accident prevention solutions using AI recognition technology.

Its products include audible alarm systems, safety warning projection devices, belt tear and deviation detection, ladle hook positioning systems and ladle refractory erosion monitoring. The company provides products and services to customers across metallurgy, metal mining, coking, ports, petrochemicals, building materials and power generation, while also supplying safety equipment for integration into heavy lifting and transport machinery.

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TECKNOWELD ALLOYS (INDIA)

thesteg.com.au

thetankinspectors.com.au

The STEG is a WA-based offgrid energy specialist offering generators, hybrid systems, distribution and fuel storage solutions to many of Australia’s largest construction, mining, industrial, oil and gas, and rental companies. From hybrid energy systems, to optimised diesel power stations and distribution, STEG offers a complete ecosystem of cost and carbon reducing off grid energy products.

The Tank Inspectors is an Australian specialist in water storage asset inspections, cleaning, repairs and compliance services.

Supporting mining, industrial, commercial, municipal and government sectors nationwide, the company helps maintain reliable water storage and fire protection systems using advanced inspection technologies, including remotely operated vehicles (ROVs). Its experienced team provides practical solutions designed to improve asset performance, extend service life, reduce operational risk and minimise downtime.

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superiorindustrial.com.au Superior Industrial is an Australian-owned manufacturer and engineering company providing flotation, access and infrastructure solutions to the mining, resources, water treatment, dredging and industrial sectors. With more than 35 years of experience, the company designs and manufactures heavy-duty pump pontoons, pipe floats, floating walkways, gangways, platforms, handrail systems and custom rotomoulded products for harsh operating environments. In-house design, fabrication, rotomoulding and CNC machining capabilities enable tailored solutions focused on safety, durability and operational efficiency.

Its products are certified integrated management systems to ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 standards.

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Taizhou Durabelt Co Ltd, located in Tiantai, Zhejiang Province, China, has more than 30 years of experience in the rubber industry and specialises in manufacturing rubber conveyor belts, conveyor systems, V-belts and rubber components. The company integrates research, design, manufacturing, sales and aftersales service, operating from a 10,000sqm facility with more than 180 employees. Durabelt has an annual production capacity of approximately USD 50 million and annual turnover of around USD 20 million, with a focus on competitive pricing, flexible delivery and consistent quality control.

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tecknoweld.com

Tecknoweld Alloys is a global manufacturer of wear plates, with an annual production capacity of 300,000sqm and plans to expand to 1 million sqm. The company produces wear plates with overlay thicknesses of up to 50mm, along with wear pipes and PTA wear plates up to 20mm. Its fully barcoded manufacturing process provides traceability and quality control, supported by in-house spectroscopy, microscopy, hardness profiling and abrasion testing.

CNC-controlled production systems enable precision and repeatability, with capacity to deliver large-scale projects exceeding 5000sqm per month.

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TAIAN NUOLIAN ENGINEERING MATERIALS nlgeosynthetics.com

Taian Nuolian Engineering Materials Co Ltd specialises in producing geosynthetic materials including 3D geomats, geosynthetic clay liners (GCL), drainage boards, HDPE geocells, geotextiles and geomembranes. The company integrates production, sales, construction and after-sales services, providing comprehensive geosynthetic solutions for a range of engineering applications.

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thiess.com Thiess is a global mining services provider with more than 90 years of experience delivering mining solutions across Australia, Asia and the Americas. Operating across diverse commodities, geologies and environments, the company provides specialised, scalable and sustainable services across the complete mining lifecycle.

Working in partnership with clients, Thiess helps maximise resource recovery, extend asset life, accelerate technology adoption, and improve productivity and profitability while maintaining high standards of safety and sustainability.

henglan-mec.com

Tianjin Henglan Machinery Equipment Co Ltd is a comprehensive service provider specialising in the export of mining equipments.

Its core products encompass over ten categories, including vibrating screens,centrifuges, and slurry pumps, providing professional and intelligent solutionsfor the global mining industry. Leveraging a decade of experience in foreign trade, its business has expanded to cover over ten countries.

Total Fire Solutions

Trafalgar Fire

Total Fire Solutions is an Australian provider of specialised fire protection solutions for the mining industry, with more than 25 years of experience supporting operations across WA, Queensland and NSW. The family-owned company designs, installs and maintains high-performance fire systems that protect critical assets and reduce downtime. As Australia’s largest privately owned mining fire protection company, Total Fire Solutions is supported by a national network of more than 200 trained technicians, delivering tailored site-specific solutions and mobile support aligned with fleet and operational requirements.

Trafalgar Fire provides FM Approved passive fire protection solutions designed to protect critical mining infrastructure and minimise the risk of costly operational disruption. The company specialises in highperformance ablative coatings and fire-rated cable protection systems for demanding mining environments, helping protect electrical infrastructure, cable systems, processing facilities and other essential assets. Trafalgar Fire’s system specialists provide practical solutions tailored to specific fire protection challenges, supporting compliance and helping keep critical operations running.

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Treadwell Group has been applying advanced engineering and design solutions since 1994, specialising in fibre reinforced plastics (FRP) for industrial applications. The company provides complete access and structural solutions that deliver time- and costefficient outcomes across industries including mining and mineral processing. With a focus on innovation and resourcefulness, Treadwell Group develops durable, low-maintenance solutions designed to provide longterm performance.

Trex is an Australian construction solutions company supplying innovative products for ground stabilisation, erosion control, paving, and water management. Its portfolio includes TREXLOK (heavyduty interlocking ground grids for access roads and stabilisation), TREXPAVE (light-duty paving grid systems), TREXGEO (erosion control and revegetation products including concrete blanket, coir logs, and jute mats), and HEXACOVER (floating covers for water management and evaporation control).

It services the mining, civil, and construction industries, delivering quality, sustainable, and efficient solutions across Australia.

Triple M is an Australian radio network with stations across metropolitan and regional Australia, as well as digital stations including Triple M Classic Rock, Country and decades-based channels.

Triple M delivers music, entertainment, news and live sport, with local programming tailored to communities across the country. Its offering includes AFL and NRL coverage alongside a wide range of shows, competitions and local content.

Urban + is an Australian manufacturer and supplier of chilled and standalone water station solutions, servicing commercial and council projects nationwide since 2001. Fully ISO certified and Australian WaterMark certified, the company specialises in customised water stations designed and manufactured in Australia to meet the demands of diverse locations and operating conditions.

Woodlands Distributors has been the official Urban + distributor in Western Australia since 2016 and more recently expanded distribution to South Australia.

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VEM Group

Vicom Australia vicom.com.au

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VDI Australia is the national distributor of Yutong buses and coaches, supplying purposebuilt personnel transport to mining and resources operators across Australia.

As one of the world’s largest and most advanced bus manufacturers, Yutong leads global production and is at the forefront of zero-emission battery electric technology.

From 23 to 57 seats, in Euro 6 diesel or full-electric powertrains, Yutong delivers the right solution for every workforce transport application. Every vehicle is engineered for Australian conditions and backed by a national service and support network. VDI is redefining how mine sites move their workforce, today and into a zero-emission future.

The VEM companies are defined by a culture of innovation, technical expertise, and advanced engineering.

With extensive experience in drive technology, VEM develops complete system solutions and individual components designed to enhance equipment performance and support customer success. Guided by customer needs, the company combines flexibility, modern technology, and a strong commitment to quality. VEM’s highly qualified team is a key factor in delivering reliable solutions across industries.

Supported by a global sales and service network, VEM provides responsive customer support, flexible partnerships, and efficient access to products and services worldwide.

Vicom Australia supplies advanced test and measurement solutions tailored for the demanding conditions of the mining industry. Its range of equipment, including solutions from leading technology partners, enables accurate testing, monitoring, and maintenance of critical communication networks across UHF, P25, TETRA, LTE, and data systems.

Designed for reliability in harsh environments, its test gear helps mining operators minimise downtime, ensure safety, and maintain network performance across remote sites.

Prism Pty Ltd, trading as Vigil Antislip, is an Australian company specialising in highquality, durable antislip safety products designed to reduce slip-related incidents, injuries and fatalities. As a market leader, Vigil Antislip products are internationally recognised for their strength, reliability and performance across a wide range of industries and weather conditions, supported by dedicated sales and customer service.

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vliconveyors.com.au

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VLI Conveyors is a trusted provider of innovative material handling solutions to the mining and bulk materials industries. With over 30 years of experience, it supplies highquality idlers, frames, conveyor components, and aftermarket services designed to maximise reliability and performance.

Built on the strength of respected brands including Tyton, PitTop, and Unirod, VLI Conveyors combines proven expertise with customerfocused support. Backed

by ZGCMC – one of China’s leading conveyor designers and manufacturers – it provides advanced engineering, global manufacturing capability, and cost-effective solutions tailored to meet the needs of projects of any scale.

Vocus delivers secure, high-performance network infrastructure spanning metro, regional, and international routes. Its purpose-built, future-ready fibre backbone is engineered for rapid deployment and co-created solutions, empowering customers to connect, scale, and adapt with confidence.

Vulcan is an Australasian-wide steel distributor focused on delivering high-quality products and service. In Western Australia, the company supports the mining industry with exclusive Creusabro abrasion-resistant wear plate, alongside a range of stainless steels, engineering steels and aluminium. Vulcan operates three sites across WA, offering comprehensive processing capabilities including highdefinition plasma cutting, laser cutting and high-speed bandsaw cutting.

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Virgin Australia Business Flyer is a free business travel program designed for small and medium-sized businesses.

Members can earn Points for their business in addition to Velocity traveller benefits, access exclusive discounts on domestic and international flights, and enjoy flexible travel options. The program simplifies business travel while delivering greater value, helping businesses stay connected, maximise travel spend, and support growth.

Whether travelling frequently or occasionally, Virgin Australia Business Flyer provides a straightforward way to turn essential travel into valuable business rewards. Membership, eligibility, and Velocity terms and conditions apply.

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wabteccorp.com

WAGENER Vulcanizers Australia

WARRRL - Containers for Change

Wabtec Corporation is a global leader in rail and industrial technologies, supporting mining customers with solutions that enhance safety, productivity and sustainability.

In Australia, Wabtec’s portfolio includes Reman, which services and overhauls large mining truck components to extend asset life and reduce costs and L&M Radiator, a trusted manufacturer and service provider of heavy–duty radiators and cooling systems.

Together with advanced digital, locomotive and asset performance solutions, Wabtec partners with miners to enable reliable, efficient and lower– emissions operations.

WAGENER Vulcanizers Australia Pty Ltd is part of Germany’s Ziller Holdings Group, which includes NILOS GmbH & Co KG and Coal Control GmbH. Established in 1897, WAGENER Vulcanizers is recognised globally for developing high-quality and innovative conveyor belt equipment and products for mining and heavy industry.

In Australia, the company supplies vulcanising press equipment and conveyor belt cutting solutions, supported by responsive technical support focused on improving conveyor belt productivity and workplace safety.

Western Australia Return Recycle Renew Limited (WARRRL) is the not-for-profit organisation appointed by the Western Australian Government to establish and operate Containers for Change in Western Australia. The Containers for Change team supports organisations looking to establish or improve their 10-cent container collection systems, helping sites set up efficient and effective recycling programs.

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WENZHOU BOSHI ELECTRIC TECHNOLOGY

Wiremarkers Australia

Wabtec Corporation

weldlok.com.au Weldlok delivers engineered access, flooring and safety solutions designed for the demands of the mining sector.

Its range includes steel grating systems, handrails, stair treads, aluminium and stainless steel solutions, fibreglass (FRP) access systems and civil drainage. The Weldlok Pro3 Safety Range provides dropped object prevention through RetroGUARD, RetroSTEP and RetroTREAD. Proudly owned

by NEPEAN, Weldlok combines local manufacturing with a national supply network across NSW, Victoria, Queensland, WA, South Australia and Tasmania.

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wagenervulcanizers.com.au

chinabozz.com

Wenzhou Boshi Electric Technology is a professional manufacturer of safety lockout equipment and mining lighting, including miner lamps, supported

by ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 certifications.

Combining innovation with compliance and more than 30 patents and certifications including CE, ATEX, UV and CQC, the company supplies industrial lockouts and portable mining lights to markets across the US, Canada, Europe, Russia and South America. OEM services and customised locking systems and lighting configurations are supported by on-site training, video conferencing and online technical support..

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WEG Australia weg.net

WEG is a global manufacturer of energy-efficient electric motors, automation, power transmission, renewable energy technologies, power generation and distribution equipment, and industrial coatings and varnishes. Operating in more than 135 countries, WEG is a leading global provider with the expertise to deliver complete turnkey systems for a wide range of industrial applications.

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wiremarkers.com.au

woodtech.com.au

Wiremarkers Australia provides comprehensive identification, labeling, signage, cable management, fastening solutions, and printers. It specialises in tags, clips, and fasteners for rapid cable installation and clear identification, and offer asset, panel, contractor, relay, wire, and cable identification systems.

WoodTech designs, develops and supports AI-driven industrial technologies that digitise and measure operational processes in real time. In mining, its systems improve drill and blast and haulage efficiency by providing real-time, per-truck data on payload factor, indirect weight measurement, particle size distribution and carryback.

These solutions enhance operational control, increase effective throughput, reduce costs and improve traceability, supported by long-term partnerships, field proximity and ongoing technical support.

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WUXI LEES POWER

Wuxi Rio Minerals

Wuxi Lees Power Co Ltd is a global provider of power generation and energy solutions, specialising in the research, development, manufacturing, sales and service of supporting products for diesel generation, gas generation, hybrid energy and integrated power systems. The company supplies generator sets ranging from 8kVA to 4000kVA, including open-type, silent, trailer-mounted, vehiclemounted, containerised, highvoltage and parallel-connected models for a wide range of industrial applications.

Rio Minerals Co Ltd is a professional manufacturer specialising in wear-resistant rubber products. It focuses on R&D, production and sales of rubber liners, screen panels and wear-resistant pipes.

Serving mining, metallurgy and power industries, the company adopts advanced technology and strict quality control. Adhering to quality-oriented principle, it provides reliable wearresisting solutions. Its products are exported worldwide, committed to becoming a trusted global supplier in mineral and industrial wearresistant materials.

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ZHEJIANG JINHUA SHANVIM INDUSTRY AND TRADE

Wuhan Yi Jue Tengda Machinery yijue-drilling.com

Wuhan Yijue Tengda Machinery Co Ltd is a professional manufacturer of mining drilling tools and pile foundation drilling tools.

Headquartered in Wuhan, China, the company operates three production bases across Anhui, Guangdong and Guizhou provinces. With strong research and development capabilities and extensive manufacturing experience, Yijue Tengda uses high-quality raw materials, advanced production processes and rigorous testing to deliver reliable drilling products for the mining blasthole drilling and foundation drilling and piling industries.

yhipower.com.au

leespower.com

YHI Power Pty Ltd is an Australian battery distributor supplying automotive, industrial and solar battery products nationwide.

Established in 1994, the company is part of the YHI Group, founded in 1948 and operating globally. With warehouses and distribution networks across Australia, YHI Power provides reliable product supply and technical support across automotive, UPS backup, telecommunications, solar and energy storage applications, supported by specialist expertise in battery systems, system requirements and after-sales service.

Zhejiang Jinhua Shanvim Industry and Trade is a Chinese foundry with 20 years of experience specialising in high-manganese steel and high-chrome wear-resistant parts for crushers. Its product range includes jaw plates and cheek plates for jaw crushers, mantles and concaves for cone crushers, and blow bars and impact plates for impact crushers. Drawing on extensive industry expertise, Shanvim focuses on delivering high-quality wear parts with competitive cost advantages for customers.

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YANGZHOU CIMC INTELLIGENT EQUIPMENT tlc-yz.com

Yangzhou CIMC Intelligent Equipment is a global provider of high-end modular construction and turnkey building solutions, supported by decades of engineering expertise and extensive industrial capabilities. The company focuses on delivering products designed for quality, durability and sustainability, with flexible customisation options to meet diverse project requirements.

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3M Australia

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Hanna Instruments

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ABLE EV - Able Bus and Coach

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Containers for Change

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Aerlink

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Conveyor Integrated Business Solutions (CIBS)

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Harold Vickery & Son

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Airnorth

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CRC Industries

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Heat Treatments

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Alicoco Mineral Technology

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DAB Pumps Oceania

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Hebei Matson Machinery & Equipment

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Allegro Energy

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Dalwallinu Concrete

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Henan Baichy Machinery Equipment

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Darley Aluminium

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Henan OKAY Plastic

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Alloy Steel International

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Datanet - Barcode, RFID & Wireless

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Anping Red Star Wire Mesh MFG

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Dazong Track

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HEUCH COOLING SOLUTIONS

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Department of Mines, Petroleum and Exploration (DMPE)

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Dodge Industrial an RBC Company

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AUSSIE NATURAL SPRING WATER

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Australasian Response Group (ARG)

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DrilLedger

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Australia Xinhai Mining Services

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Jiaozuo Creation Heavy Industry

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Australian Concrete Mats

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Jobfit

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Australind Water Boring and Civil

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Johnson Controls

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Kardex

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KBS Ngurra

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Merge Mechanical

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Taizhou Durabelt

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Mining Technicians Group Australia

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Ready Resources

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Teach Learn Grow (TLG)

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Refuel Australia

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TECKNOWELD ALLOYS (INDIA)

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Thiess

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RMC China Quality Machine Parts Inc.

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Total Fire Solutions

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NINGBO FOR-GLOBAL INTERNATIONAL TRADE

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ROSEN

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Trafalgar Fire

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ROX Mining Parts

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Treadwell Group

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Royal Medical Supplies

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Trex Global

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Norweld Australia

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Safety Mate

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Nu-Pure Beverages

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Sammoon Vehicle Lighting Technology

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VDI Australia

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Nuctech Company Limited

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VEM Group

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OEM Group

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Vicom Australia

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Optix Australasia

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Shandong Juning Machinery

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SHANDONG MEGACERAM TECH MATERIALS

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Virgin Australia Business Flyer

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PANASONIC TOUGHBOOK

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Shanghai Lanhao Electric

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VLI Conveyors

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Pentair Southern Cross

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perma Australia

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Shenyang ShanYo Heavy Mining Machinery

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Vulcan

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Phoenix Engineering & Manufacturing Solutions

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Shijiazhuang Industrial Pump Factory

M105

Wabtec Corporation

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Phoenix Metal Group - Burndy Cable Support Systems, Phoenix Metalform

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Skill Hire and Nara Training & Assessing

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WAGENER Vulcanizers Australia

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Pitmaster

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Snake Rescue and Relocation Training

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WEG Australia

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PowerLink Energy

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Prime Creative Media

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Wiremarkers Australia

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Protex Water

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WoodTech

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ProVide Australia Pty Ltd

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Wuhan Yi Jue Tengda Machinery

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ProVulc

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Stratco

D110

WUXI LEES POWER

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Pump and Abrasion Technologies Australia

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Superior Industrial

B113

Wuxi Rio Minerals

E137

Pure Environmental

C123

Supreme Precision Castings Ltd

B112

YANGZHOU CIMC INTELLIGENT EQUIPMENT

C111

QINGDAO EFT INTERNATIONAL TRADING

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D138

YHI POWER

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QINGDAO FAMBITION HEAVY MACHINERY

Suzhou Red shield Intelligent Manufacturing

G130

Zhejiang Jinhua Shanvim Industry And Trade

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Natrad HDC Heavy Duty Cooling

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2026 Conference Program

DAY 1 – WEDNESDAY 16 SEPTEMBER 2026 START

END

SESSION

10:30 am

10:35 am

MC introduction

10:35 am

11:05 am

Opening keynote

11:05 am

11:35 am

Resources sector update and outlook

11:35 am

12:05 pm

From compliance to control

12:05 pm

12:35 pm

Digital and autonomous transformation

12:35 pm

01:05 pm

The human–machine partnership: Workforce adaptation in an automated mine

01:00

02:00

LUNCH

2:05 pm

02:35 pm

Competing for global capital: Keeping Australia investment-ready

2:35 pm

03:05 pm

Fireside chat with Vulcan Energy

3:05 pm

03:35 pm

Leading the low-carbon mine: Governance, technology and operational transformation

3:35 pm

04:05 pm

Talent for tomorrow: Building Australia’s future mining workforce

4:05 pm

04:35 pm

Pilbara partnership: Measuring what matters

4:30 pm

04:35 pm

MC close

Kate Flanagan Chief Technology & Information Officer at Hancock Iron Ore

Nathan Rooney Senior Risk and Compliance Advisor with Westgold Resources

DAY 2 – THURSDAY 17 SEPTEMBER 2026 START

END

SESSION

10:30 am

10:35 am

MC introduction

10:35 am

11:05 am

Opening keynote

11:05 am

11:35 am

Reshifting focus towards a cleaner energy transition

11:35 am

12:05 pm

Optimising production and building a safe and inclusive performance culture at Australia’s only molybdenum plant

12:05 pm

12:35 pm

How to accelerate project approval and begin operations

12:35 pm

01:05 pm

Closing the loop: Circular mining and resource recovery

1:05 pm

02:05 pm

LUNCH

2:05 pm

02:35 pm

Collaboration for a critical future: Building global partnerships in mining innovation

2:35 pm

03:05 pm

Real zero in action: Transforming mining through energy and innovation

3:05 pm

03:10 pm

MC close

Brooke Adamson Manager Process Operations at Newmont

Sam Luke General Manager Iron Bridge at Fortescue

*Please be advised that the conference program is not final and is subject to change

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