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Mining and Petroleum Competence Board (MPCB) meeting minutes - 18 May 2021 (PDF, 307.28 KB)

Minutes of the NSW Mining and Petroleum Competence Board (MPCB) meeting held on 18 May 2021

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Historical
Incident summary

Weekly-incident-summary-week-ending-3-December-2021 (PDF, 879.92 KB)

Weekly incident summary

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Current
Form

Application form - Request for mine survey plans under clause 127 (DOCX, 85.38 KB)

Under clause 127 the Regulator is to keep a copy of each survey plan provided to the Regulator following the closure of a mine or a petroleum site.

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Safety bulletin

Be safe this festive season (PDF, 201.57 KB)

As 2021 comes to a close and the festive season is upon us, it is a reminder that we must take the time to consider the safety and health risks associated with our work so we...

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Current

Consolidated Report – Ground or strata failure – Slope stability - Open cut coal mines - PP0001680 (PDF, 490.07 KB)

Consolidated Report – Ground or strata failure – Slope stability - Open cut coal mines

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Current
Safety bulletin

Fires occur after servicing mobile plant (PDF, 344.02 KB)

This safety bulletin provides safety advice for the NSW mining industry. The NSW Resources Regulator has recently identified a number of incidents involving fires on mobile...

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Current
Fact sheet

Fact sheet - Real-time dust monitoring devices and exceedance notifications (PDF, 323.77 KB)

Real -time dust monitoring devices and exceedance notifications

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Current
Report

NSW-Resources-Regulator-Consolidated-Report-PP0001481-Fire-or-Explosion-Mechanical.pdf (PDF, 542.55 KB)

Consolidated Report Fire or Explosion Mechanical

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Current
Safety bulletin

Summer - severe weather season (PDF, 247.38 KB)

Large parts of New South Wales have experienced significant rainfall over the past 18 months leading to a decline in the areas classified as drought affected.

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Current