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FREE THE LEADERS IN MINING TYRE PH 02 6542 5281 SERVICE, SUPPLY & REPAIR 28 STRATHMORE ROAD MUSWELLBROOK Vol 2 No 6: March - April 2018 SENATOR MATT CANAVAN GLENCORE’S PETER FREYBERG SHOOTING INDUSTRY EVENT OF THE YEAR THE HUNTER COAL FESTIVAL’S MINING LEADERS LUNCH ON APRIL 6 WILL HOST DAN REPACHOLI, AKA MINER DAN, HAS WON TWO GOLD AND TWO FEDERAL MINSTER FOR RESOURCES SENATOR BRONZE MEDALS AT THE COMMONWEALTH GAMES AND IS MATT CANAVAN AND HEAD OF FOR GOLD GLENCORE’S GLOBAL COAL HOPING TO ADD SOME MORE AT THE GOLD COAST ASSETS PETER FREYBERG. PAGE 9 COMMONWEALTH GAMES IN APRIL. PAGE 31 39-43 Thomas Mitchell Drive Muswellbrook NSW 2333 Australia +61 (2) 6540 9400 [email protected] mrssg.net › Equipment rebuilds › Fabrication UNRIVALLED › Mechanical › Earth moving and Civil MINING SERVICE SAFETY | CUSTOMER SERVICE | QUALITY CAPACITY & SUPPORT RESPECT | INTEGRITY & ACCOUNTABILITY Leading undercarriage solutions and components Whether our customers need components or complete undercarriage solutions, our Hunter Valley team are on hand to provide a full range of services and technical support to meet every requirement. ITM is a global leader in the design, manufacture and distribution of undercarriage components and complete undercarriage solutions. We have the experience and know-how to meet all our customers’ needs: whether they require assistance during the design stage or application in the field, service or technical support, our experts are always on hand to help our customers to develop new solutions and deliver innovation. Contact: Paul Jones 0499 976 150 PH (02) 6541 3207 26 Strathmore Rd Muswellbrook NSW Titan ITM is active in major mining centres worldwide ITM TrackAdvice INTELLIGENT TRACK MAINTENANCE ITM TrackAdvice analyses all the data generated during inspection and forwards the results to our experts who are always on hand to give the best advice and assistance: specialized staff, available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. They, in turn, provide the necessary suggestions to ensure maximum productivity, greater durability and lower maintenance costs. MEASUREMENT QUICK AND ACCURATE DATA AUTOMATICALLY IN THE FIELD COLLECTION OF TRANSFERRED TO WITH THE UNDERCARRIAGE CENTRALISED DATABASE ULTRASONIC TOOL. INSPECTION DATA. FOR REPORT GENERATION. APP BLUETOOTH CLOUD SERVICE www.group-itm.com @ THE COALFACE COAL UP! COAL UP! THE BIG NEWS FOR US OF COURSE IS THE COAL FESTIVAL WHICH KICKS OFF NEXT MONTH. THIS YEAR ITS GOING TO BE BIGGER THEN EVER AND WE HOPE ALL OF YOU COME ALONG TO AS MANY EVENTS AS YOU CAN. The mining industry is going from Lures Competition, so thank you strength to strength with plenty of to everyone who entered and new ventures underway. congratulations to our two lucky There’s been a lot of action winners, Oliver and Kahlee. We also happening in the industry so far this love seeing the Young Gun entries year, with Hunter Valley Operations every month, keep em coming! and Bloomfield Colliery both For health this month we are Leading undercarriage looking to expand and new projects talking about ‘Digital Detox’. It’s for Malabar, United Wambo and hard to believe that in just a couple Dartbrook in the making. Along with of decades our phones now have the recent news of the Bayswater such influence over our lives. Find Power Station upgrade it looks out some tips to help you take a solutions and components extremely promising for local jobs step back. and the economy. Don’t miss checking out My Mining Whether our customers need components or complete undercarriage We were overwhelmed with Life this month as we look back with all the entries for the Zacatak retired miner Pat Quinn reminiscing solutions, our Hunter Valley team are on hand to provide a full range of about the good old days. services and technical support to meet every requirement. LET THE FESTIVITIES BEGIN! THE HUNTER COAL FESTIVAL KICKS OFF ON APRIL 6 WITH FESTIVITIES RUNNING UNTIL APRIL 15. ITM is a global leader in the design, manufacture and distribution of undercarriage components and complete undercarriage solutions. We have the experience and know-how to meet all This will be the third Hunter organised by the Singleton our customers’ needs: whether they require assistance during Coal Festival and represents a Business Chamber with support great opportunity for the local from Muswellbrook Chamber the design stage or application in the field, service or technical community to come together of Commerce and Industry, support, our experts are always on hand to help our customers to and celebrate all the good things Muswellbrook Shire Council, and Stephen Galilee develop new solutions and deliver innovation. mining brings to the Hunter. The Singleton Shire Council. CEO, NSW Minerals Council Contact: Paul Jones 0499 976 150 NSW Minerals Council is proud to AS WITH PREVIOUS YEARS, Publisher once again sponsor the Festival Shane Davey ONE OF THE FESTIVAL’S MAJOR markets in Southeast Asia. this year. EVENTS WILL BE THE SINGLETON [email protected] The themes of this year’s festival COMMUNITY DAY AND PARADE FOR THE FIRST TIME IN A NUMBER 0408 759 088 OF YEARS, IT FEELS LIKE WE are ‘community, coexistence, ON SATURDAY APRIL 7. DURING Editor CAN GENUINELY CELEBRATE AN innovation and education’ THE LAST HUNTER COAL Rebecca Connolly UPSWING IN HUNTER MINING PH (02) 6541 3207 highlighting what mining brings FESTIVAL, THE COMMUNITY DAY [email protected] Titan ITM is active in major mining centres worldwide AND SHOW SUPPORT FOR 26 Strathmore Rd Muswellbrook NSW to the Hunter. Our miners, their ATTRACTED AN ESTIMATED 6,000 0408 769 699 families and local suppliers are PEOPLE AND WE’RE HOPING FOR OUR LOCAL INDUSTRY THAT all vital to our ‘community’. THE SAME THIS YEAR. CONTRIBUTES SO MUCH TO THE Editorial Contributor ITM TrackAdvice HUNTER AND TO NSW. Daniel James Our industry has ‘coexisted’ There’s been some tough times for INTELLIGENT TRACK MAINTENANCE with agriculture and other local our industry, however 2017 saw The Hunter Coal Festival is a Design industries in the region for real improvement. We’ve seen fantastic event that showcases the Catch Creative ITM TrackAdvice analyses all the data generated during inspection around 200 years. ‘Innovation’ in importance of our industry to the and forwards the results to our experts who are always on hand to higher and sustained commodity rehabilitation, health and safety is prices that have carried through to Hunter and to NSW as a whole. @ The Coalface give the best advice and assistance: specialized staff, available 24 14B/159 John Street hours a day, 365 days a year. They, in turn, provide the necessary a critical focus of Hunter mining 2018. There are more local mining It celebrates the aspects of our suggestions to ensure maximum productivity, greater durability and and we strive to ‘educate’ our jobs in Hunter which is great news industry that unite the community. Singleton NSW 2330 lower maintenance costs. decision makers and the wider for the regional economy. We’ve I’d encourage all our mining www.thecoalface.net.au community about how much our also seen solid and steady demand families, local businesses and Advertising Enquiries local industry contributes to NSW. for our coal from our traditional anyone who supports mining to get Shane: 0408 759 088 The Hunter Coal Festival is trade partners as well as emerging involved in this unique event. [email protected] MEASUREMENT QUICK AND ACCURATE DATA AUTOMATICALLY IN THE FIELD COLLECTION OF TRANSFERRED TO WITH THE UNDERCARRIAGE CENTRALISED DATABASE PH 02 6572 2032 ULTRASONIC TOOL. INSPECTION DATA. FOR REPORT GENERATION. morganengineering.com.au 159 MAISON DIEU ROAD SINGLETON APP BLUETOOTH CLOUD SERVICE EXPERIENCE • QUALITY • RELIABILITY GENERAL ENGINEERING CNC MACHINING MOBILE LINE BORING SOLUTIONS WELD RECLAMATION LIQUID NITROGEN SERVICE & SUPPLY CATERPILLAR SERVICE EXCHANGE COMPONENTS LIGHT FABRICATION www.group-itm.com @ THE COALFACE | MARCH - APRIL 2018 3 @ THE COALFACE @ THE COALFACE WIN! NICE RACK THE BLACK WOLF CIRRUS BACKPACK WILL HAVE YOU LEADING THE PACK. Loaded with features including Air Light harness, load lifting compression straps, safety whistle, RFID protected pocket and night reflective daisyloop, it’s made to handle any adventure. Valued at $170 but one lucky reader will score one free thanks to Black Wolf. For your chance to win, simply SMS: BLACK WOLF and your email address to 0438 474 290. Limit of one entry per person. MORE POWER LTPM/17/02507 THE COMMITMENT FROM AGL It comes after NEWS THAT AGL WILL SPEND $200 MILLION TO UPGRADE THE TO UPGRADE BAYSWATER – the company BAYSWATER POWER STATION IS WONDERFUL NEWS FOR THE HUNTER. THE SECOND LARGEST POWER announced the closure of the STATION IN NSW – WILL PLAY Liddell Power Station last year, AN IMPORTANT ROLE IN OUR which is less than five kilometres The upgrade will create 90 jobs all without increasing emissions. ENERGY SECURITY. from Bayswater. over the four years that it will take By replacing the original turbines to improve the station’s capacity with modern turbine technology, The move is part of the company’s The company will replace the and efficiency. Bayswater will have an additional New Generation Plan, which energy lost through Liddell through This is excellent news all around. 100MW capacity. The four existing invests across a range of a range of strategies, including Not only will it provide jobs for turbines will be replaced during technologies – coal, gas, wind, gas-fired power plants, renewable the coal and related industries in planned unit maintenance outages solar and potentially battery and energy such as solar and wind, and the Hunter, but it will also provide and should be fully operational pumped hydro – to deliver ongoing a battery system to be installed enough energy for 100,000 homes – by 2022. energy security.
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