A history of emergency planning has helped the mining industry navigate Covid-19
A long-established emphasis on worker safety in the mining industry has helped it to deal with the worst of the Covid-19 pandemic, and allowed companies to deduce how to improve those processes even further. |
Japan's exports to South Korea's shipbuilding steel plates continue to decline
Japan's exports to South Korea's shipbuilding steel plates continue to decline |
Ukraine's Azovstal steel production increased by 0.6% in January-February
Ukraine's Azovstal steel production increased by 0.6% in January-February |
Upgraded chairlift increases mine safety
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Mining sector technology specialist Becker Mining South Africa has recently launched a new upgraded chairlift programmable logic controller (PLC) panel that enhances reliability of Becker chairlift systems, which are used to safely transport personnel on mines... |
Pandemic highlights new supply chain priorities
Despite the severe disruption of the global movement of goods during the early stages of Covid-19, most countries and companies were able to introduce mechanisms to allow for activity to resume. |
Exploration success relies on technology and collaboration - BHP
Innovation and application of new technology will be vital to unlocking resource exploration potential, diversified miner BHP said this week. |
AISI Releases February SIMA Imports Data
Finished steel imports with large increases in February permits vs. the January preliminary imports include tin plate (up 213%), sheets and strip electrolytic galvanized (up 151%). |
AISI: US Steel Imports Down 23% in January 2021 Compared to January 2020
The American Iron and Steel Institute (AISI) reported that the U.S. imported a total of 2,422,000 net tons (NT) of steel in January 2021. |
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