Brokrew Emergency Refuge Bay Restoration
Restoring a non-compliant Brokrew Emergency Refuge Bay gave it new life and more importantly improves safety on-site.
Restoring a non-compliant Brokrew Emergency Refuge Bay gave it new life and more importantly improves safety on-site.
The influence of the olfactory system to warn us of possible danger is more powerful than we think. This trigger is why stench gas is commonly deployed in high-risk areas where multiple alerts are needed.
Information collected from our five primary senses helps detect danger, enabling you to react to your surroundings. In underground mines and tunnels or industrial environments, your senses play a vital role in keeping you safe.
Applying virtual reality to enhance safety training and develop production design and manufacturing processes.
MineARC Systems is excited to be partnering with DEZEGA; bringing together a combined total of 80 years experience in…
ERT has taken Erica A. Gallegos Arias all over the world; she shares her progression, from trainee to international judge of mine rescue events.
Competition-winning medic, Sandra Wagner shares the reality of ERTs and the connections which stem from such teams.
Indonesia’s Emergency Response Team (ERT) participate in their first international mines rescue competition in Perth, Western Australia.
Papua New Guinea Mine improves on-site safety with a proactive refuge chamber service plan and equipment upgrade.
Papua New Guinea Mine improves on-site health and safety with a proactive underground toilet service plan.
