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HAVING been in operation for more than 12 years, MaxiTool Dredging Services owns and operates a fleet of dredges that can meet the demands of the most difficult projects. The company’s team of dredge operators is highly experienced in all aspects of dredging, including the safe dredging of high-density-polyethylenelined ponds without risk of damage to the lining. Whether de-silting return water dams to improve capacity or performing maintenance works for process ponds, MaxiTool has the equipment and kno-how to complete the project. Recently, MaxiTool carried out dredging at Wesfarmers Resources’ Curragh coal mine. The dredging was conducted on site at Retention Dam 7 (RD7). RD7 is one of the main supply dams for the coal handling and preparation plant (CHPP),...

THE Hatfield Recruitment point of difference is its experience and strong reputation in the market place, which it stated could not be imitated and must be earned. With locations in Perth and London, Hatfield has been established for nearly 30 years; specialising in civil and mining industry professional appointments. The company’s experience – from the coal face through to the board room – has forged its reputation for producing unparalleled results for new and long-term clients. Hatfield has adopted an international approach to talent identification and selection in response to the tightness of the local market. Hatfield director Glenn Swift said the world was “shrinking”, and therefore changing the fundamentals of recruitment. He said this had come about as a...

GIVEN growing environmental concerns in Australia, the Cronos Group understands that it is critical to transport products securely and without fear of contamination. Since 1978, Cronos has specialised in intermodal equipment leasing, design and sales: servicing the needs of more than 450 customers globally in a wide variety of industries. With its infrastructure of more than 90 industry professionals and a network of 17 offices in 16 countries, Cronos offers one of the world’s largest and most diversified container fleets, together with the industry’s most advanced IT and operations platform. The company has been involved in the Australian domestic transportation market since the early 1990s, and specialises in delivering containerised bulk products that need to be transported by rail, road...

The tower mill was originally developed in Japan in the 1950s for fine grinding of copper in the mining sector and cutting garnet for polishing glass. Today it remains a proven and robust energy efficient wet grinding mill, combining both material separation and rapid size reduction in one piece of equipment. This is only possible in vertical agitated mills, which use an agitator screw to efficiently transfer energy to the grinding media. Finer material rises to the top of the vertical mill chamber and is carried out in the overflow slurry. The Nippon Eirich Group supplier  the Eirich TowerMill (ETM), which is available in sizes from 7 kilowatts to 1120kW of installed power. The ETM also processes between 0.5 and...

Agri Services Perenjori owner-operator Rodney Desmond has been present for every stage of his company’s development: from the time a single geologist turned up wanting to establish a mine site and needing all kinds of equipment to today, when big-name operators rely on the company for its supply of general rural and mining merchandise. Agri Services Perenjori provides a range of general-purpose supplies such as fencing as well as items more specific to the needs of mining companies, such as water pumps and poly-piping. The company also offers charter services plus bus and coach transfers for fly in, fly out workers, with vehicles seating up to 57 people.

AFTER securing a mining contract with Atlas Iron’s Wodgina iron ore project in 2010, BGC Contracting has now been working on the project for more than two years. As Atlas builds up production at Wodgina to 6 million tonnes per annum, BGC Contracting is proud to be a part of the project’s development. “BGC Contracting realises that this is just a step in the Atlas growth strategy and we look forward to continuing our growth to meet this goal,” executive general manager mining Martin Spibey said. “There are always challenges on a mining project but we will continue, together with Atlas, to find timely solutions.” Atlas’s planned increase in production has seen the BGC Contracting fleet grow to three 120t...

AS a global provider of environmental, engineering, construction and strategic consulting services, MWH is proud to have provided hydrogeology, hydrology and engineering services to Atlas Iron since 2006. The company has supported many Atlas projects by providing high-quality groundwater and surface water related services and expertise. Through its robust WA water resource and engineering group, MWH has partnered with numerous mining firms over the years to deliver the best in international practice with a local touch. Drawing upon the expertise of more than 7000 employees across 38 countries, the local team of hydrogeologists, hydrologists, and water and transportation engineers provides smart solutions to its clients’ projects.