Use of Risk Management Approaches for Underground Coal Mining Design, Operations and Accident Investigations

Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
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Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 2015

Abstract

"This paper discusses the use of risk assessment and risk management techniques within the Australian underground coal mining industry, within the context of geotechnical risk. The industry works within a pro-active, “enabling” legislative framework, where companies and management apply a range of risk assessment tools as part of their everyday management processes. Different geotechnical risk factors and approaches are reviewed, together with application examples – ranging from mine planning and design, operations, and accident investigations.A particularly powerful resource in each of the above stages of geotechnical management is the RISKGATE system. RISKGATE is an assembled “body of knowledge” structured under different topics across the Australian coal industry, of which three topic areas address rock mechanics issues for both the underground and surface mining sector. This paper will provide an overview of RISKGATE in the context of risk-based rock mechanics applications in underground coal mining."
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APA:  (2015)  Use of Risk Management Approaches for Underground Coal Mining Design, Operations and Accident Investigations

MLA: Use of Risk Management Approaches for Underground Coal Mining Design, Operations and Accident Investigations. Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum, 2015.

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