Mine Waste and Tailings Conference 2021

May 27, 2021 | Insitutek

Mine Tailings Conference

Insitu Test are excited to exhibit at this years Mine Waste and Tailings Conference 2021.

AusIMM’s Mine Waste and Tailings Conference returns in July 2021 to explore all aspects of life cycle waste rock and tailings management, from site selection and design to post-closure care.

Delivered both in person and online, this outstanding technical conference will address current and future challenges impacting mining systems re-engineering, based on the paradigm shift mining business success is fundamentally dependent upon waste management

Join delegates from around the world to hear from leading global experts, participate in robust discussions, see the latest mining innovations, and meet with speakers and peers at networking events.

AusIMM in collaboration with The University of Queensland look forward to welcoming you to this leading industry conference.

Mine Tailings Conference

AusIMM’s Mine Waste and Tailings Conference explores the latest in sustainable development for the global mining community. Discover more over the two-day conference and at pre-conference workshops by learning, sharing and collaborating with other industry professionals.

The new hybrid conference format for Mine Waste and Tailings is expected to attract 250+ delegates generating a truly global audience. This conference will reach more international delegates and regional Australians, than ever before.

Read more here: https://www.ausimm.com/conferences-and-events/mine-waste-and-tailings/

The PANDA probe is giving us and the construction team very useful insight with immediate feedback on the compaction being achieved on a major new rail construction project in QLD. We have two teams working daily using PANDA DCP’s and the Automatic Hammer on the rail formation, enabling real time decision making with confidence, based on the highly repeatable results.

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Senior Geotechnical Engineer, CMW GeoSciences

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Director at Betta Roads Pty Ltd Perth Area, Australia



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