Safety management in construction and mining is essential for creating secure, efficient and environmentally responsible worksites. These industries involve high-risk activities, such as the movement of heavy machinery and transport vehicles, that demand proactive safety measures to protect workers, minimise disruptions and uphold regulatory compliance. Effective safety strategies are vital

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What are soil amendments?

12 Oct, 2022

8 factors to consider when choosing the best soil amendments for your rehabilitation project There are a huge range of environmental and human factors that can make or break the success of a post-mining rehabilitation project. Soil amendments can mitigate both. Whether it’s the selection of vegetative species, the timing of the

How Unsealed Road Dust Suppression Works In Different Climates

28 Sep, 2022

Dust suppression is an essential aspect of road maintenance, especially for unsealed haul roads. Aside from reducing the adverse impact of dust on the environment and the health of workers and nearby communities, it can also lead to less vehicle maintenance, optimal tyre life and improved operational efficiency. Many factors may

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Soil stabilisation: What it is and why it’s so important

31 Aug, 2022

The foundation to a successful land rehabilitation project lies in the quality, strength, and stability of the site’s base soil. So, if weak and disturbed soil is present, what can be done? Let’s explore the process, various types of soil stabilisation, and why soil stabilisation is integral to reaching your

5 Key Factors for Successful Mine Revegetation

17 Aug, 2022

After 25+ years working with mine sites across Australia, Erizon have witnessed “the good, the bad, and the ugly” regarding mine site rehabilitation and revegetation. Success may be difficult to achieve if the plan is poorly developed or implemented, and remediation measures are often costly. Here are five key factors that

What is Good Quality Soil?

28 Jul, 2022

What makes soil “good” or “bad”? The definition of good soil depends on different factors and the intended land use. For instance, farmers want fertile soil that is easy to till and has good water retention. Meanwhile, for engineers, good soil drains well and compacts easily. While there’s no universal definition of

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