COMPLETION OF WARRAGA DECLINE
The Warraga Decline Project at Cowal Gold Operation was successfully completed in January, following 10 months of works.
The Warraga Decline Project at Cowal Gold Operation was successfully completed in January, following 10 months of works.
The Australian Institute of Mining (AIM) gained approval to host the Learning from Disasters Training Program, a one-day course developed by the NSW Resources Regulator.
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Paul Gage commenced his role as National Head of Human Resources in January, based at the PYBAR Office in Orange, NSW.
PYBAR would like to congratulate Richard Pittaway, winner of the 2019 Employee of the Year Award.
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Safety resides at the core of PYBAR’s values, and is extensively demonstrated across all PYBAR sites.
PYBAR’s leadership and behavioural management initiative ‘The Perfect Day’ is making a strong impact since being rolled out across all sites.
Future training at PYBAR will be nationally-recognised following the approval of the Registered Training Organisation, the Australian Institute of Mining (AIM).
PYBAR have a new engineering skills exchange program, delivered in collaboration with Mining One Consultants.
Congratulations to our Chief Services Officer Andrew Rouse who was appointed to Austmine’s Board of Directors at its AGM in October.
In August we took the first steps in obtaining our Registered Training Organisation (RTO) certification. Initially we will apply to facilitate Certificate II and III in Underground Metalliferous Mining.