HSEC Conference

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This booklet looks back at the last three HSEC Conferences and submissions

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Identifie

risk asso

In 2009

injury fro

of long t

cable tie

occasion

process

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person,

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from the ST

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ired the use

due stresses

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as assessed,

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movement.

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other sites (o

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risk asso

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operatio

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repetitive

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new load

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: who identifi

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colliery work

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what was th

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2009 NSW

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Solution

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hinge with a r of the rod lainge and elimea that was g

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ine with out ation of 100’design. It fo

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them fitted. s of hours of

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water is lowsed for potaound).

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HEALTH AND SAFETY – AIRLY 

Title 

Centennial Airly Coal QDS Hydraulic Dissipation Device 

Identified Problem: 

What, who identified the problem, how the problem was assessed, what was the  identified risk 

associated with the problem.   

Grahame  Collins  identified  potential  personnel  hydraulic  fluid  hazard  and  quick  coupling 

component damage with conventional QDS quick coupling systems 

This  is due  to  the ability  to have stored hydraulic pressure  trapped  in  the QDS and operating 

machine circuit due to the hydraulic circuit being restricted. 

Solution 

What, how the solution came about, how the solution mitigated the risk. 

The  solution was  to  insist  via  Airly  purchasing  standards  that  OEMs  include  in  their  design 

pressure dissipation devices on the supply of QDS attachments. 

How the solution goes beyond compliance: 

This coupled with site specific DMS CT10 LHDs Airly have dissipation device on both sides of the 

QDS quick connect attachments. 

This standard of operator protection is not an industry standard. 

How the solution is integrated into the business?  

That  is,  demonstrated  continuity  of  the  solution  at  the  site  ‐  over  a  number  of  years)  and 

independent  (that  is,  the  solution  is  beyond  just  one  person  driving  the  outcome  ‐  it  is  truly 

integrated into how the site operates). 

By Airly insisting compliance by OEMs to Airly purchasing standards, OEM’s have been forced to 

develop system of dissipation  for each type attachment they have supplied. Some OEMs have 

taken these design changes and made them standard features for their products.  

This has in effect raised the standards for supply of QDS equipment across our industry. 

Benefit 

Benefit  of  the  solution  to  Centennial  ‐  how  could  other  sites  (or  industry)  benefit  from  the 

solution, has it been adopted elsewhere? 

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This system provides a greater  level of safety for all operators and  lessens equipment damage 

when it comes to connecting and disconnecting QDS attachments. 

This system has been identified as best practice during recent Centennial audits and lessons the 

likelihood of reportable incidences to the mining inspectorate. 

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HEALTH AND SAFETY – ANGUS PLACE 

Title 

Baldwin & Francis Variable Speed Drive (VSD) unit Positioning plate   

Identified Problem: 

What, who identified the problem, how the problem was assessed, what was the  identified risk 

associated with the problem.   

B&F VSD drive unit weighs about 60kg and has to be  lined up within two slides, whilst holding 

the weight of the drive. This process can be very awkward and puts a lot of strain on the lower 

back as the positioning of the drive makes it hard to use proper lifting techniques. Cables must 

also be connected to the drive at this stage making the process even more difficult. 

Solution 

What, how the solution came about, how the solution mitigated the risk. 

The platform eliminates the need to line up the drive whilst holding the weight, and allows you 

to use proper lifting techniques to lift it onto the plate. It is then just a matter of sliding the drive 

into place and connecting the cables. 

How the solution goes beyond compliance: 

Using  this platform makes  the process of  changing/fault  finding  the drives a  lot  safer  for  the 

men working on  it  and a  lot easier and quicker,  thus minimising  injury and downtime  at  the 

worksite. 

How the solution is integrated into the business?  

That  is,  demonstrated  continuity  of  the  solution  at  the  site  ‐  over  a  number  of  years)  and 

independent  (that  is,  the  solution  is  beyond  just  one  person  driving  the  outcome  ‐  it  is  truly 

integrated into how the site operates). 

With a total of 9 B&F drives at the colliery this unit has the potential to be  integrated  into the 

business by making it a standard piece of equipment. Multiple units can be produced and placed 

at each belt starter. Standard Work Procedures (SWP’s) can be produced outlining the process 

including the correct use of the plate. 

The use of this unit is in the best interest of every worker, as the solution has come about from 

the thoughts of anyone who has attempted this task. 

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HEALTH AND SAFETY – CLARENCE 

Title 

Harness for crossing the Lithgow No.2 Dam wall. 

Identified Problem 

What, who identified the problem, how the problem was assessed, what was the  identified risk 

associated with the problem.   

Risk assessment team in RA‐2152 

Risk  of  injury  from  accessing  Lithgow No.2  dam,  survey  pin  and  seepage monitoring 

installation and ongoing access 

Inability to  install Australian Standard compliant guard/railing. The dam wall  is greater 

than 100 years old and was not designed with access to the top of the dam wall in mind 

The  installed  infrastructure  had  to  be  appropriate  for  the  task without  encouraging 

misuse by the public in a publicly accessible place. 

Solution 

What, how the solution came about, how the solution mitigated the risk. 

Unable to eliminate/substitute the risk so the risk assessment team reviewed ways of mitigating 

the consequences of injury to personnel that would result from a fall from the dam wall. 

How the solution goes beyond compliance: 

The problem and solution were  identified  in a risk assessment  initiated and conducted 

by Clarence Colliery 

The risk assessment team reviewed the need for the installation of anchor points on the 

wall that met the requirements of AS 1657‐1992. 

How the solution is integrated into the business?  

That  is,  demonstrated  continuity  of  the  solution  at  the  site  ‐  over  a  number  of  years)  and 

independent  (that  is,  the  solution  is  beyond  just  one  person  driving  the  outcome  ‐  it  is  truly 

integrated into how the site operates). 

Risk assessment conducted by risk assessment team 

Process involved identifying who required access to the Lithgow No.2 dam 

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HEALTH AND SAFETY – MANDALONG 

Title 

Reliable Sealed Area Monitoring at Mandalong  

Identified Problem 

What, who identified the problem, how the problem was assessed, what was the  identified risk 

associated with the problem.   

Waste areas are sealed off and inertised with methane to achieve a fuel rich inert state. This is 

done  to  ensure  an  inert  atmosphere  that  is  not  flammable/explosive  and  will  not  support 

spontaneous combustion. 

Major disasters such as Sago have highlighted  the criticality of  sealed area management, and 

this  in  turn  has  driven  increased  focus  and  regulation  with  respect  to  the  requirement  to 

withdraw people where explosive atmospheres are detected 

Unfortunately  no  seal  is  100%  airtight,  and  changes  in  pressure  due  to  barometric  pressure 

variations or ventilation changes can cause seals to “breathe” which  in  turn can cause diluted 

samples in the fringe area around the seals where sampling is typically taken from. This dilution 

can  cause  false  indications  of  an  explosive  atmosphere, which  could  trigger  evacuation  un‐

necessarily. Also, any dilution will  reduce  the  concentration of products of combustion which 

may lead to spontaneous combustion event not being detected. 

Alternatively,  repeated  “false  alarms”  triggered  by  dilution  could  normalise  people  to  the 

occurrence and contribute to a real risk not being identified. 

Solution 

What, how the solution came about, how the solution mitigated the risk. 

The solution has been to utilise gas drainage boreholes, which are typically fully grouted, to act 

as a conduit for sampling in a location remote from seal sites. 

This solution was conceptualised, developed and  implemented by the Technical Services Team 

at Mandalong Mine. 

It mitigates the risk by sampling from a point in the sealed area remote from sources of leakage 

and thus gives a true reading of the sealed area atmosphere. 

How the solution goes beyond compliance: 

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The amount of monitoring points  is not specified by  legislation. Mandalong has attempted  to 

maximise  knowledge  of  sealed  areas  to  best  control  the  risks  by  maintaining  a  significant 

number of sample points. 

A “compliant” solution would be to have a minimum number of sample points, thus minimising 

the risk of an erroneous sample triggering evacuation. 

Mandalong  has  elected  to  maximise  sampling  to  gain  maximum  knowledge  regarding  the 

composition of gases in the sealed area, thus going “beyond compliance”. 

How the solution is integrated into the business?  

That  is,  demonstrated  continuity  of  the  solution  at  the  site  ‐  over  a  number  of  years)  and 

independent  (that  is,  the  solution  is  beyond  just  one  person  driving  the  outcome  ‐  it  is  truly 

integrated into how the site operates). 

This solution has been developed totally on site. It utilises the pre drainage boreholes which are 

always drilled as part of the mining process. 

This sampling system will be documented as a standard to ensure consistent application. 

Costs are not significant but are integrated into Mandalong’s Business Plan.  

The  finalisation of  the  implementation of  this  innovation will be  included  in  the SPDR  for  the 

Ventilation Officer and Technical Services Superintendent in 2012. 

Benefit 

Benefit  of  the  solution  to  Centennial  ‐  how  could  other  sites  (or  industry)  benefit  from  the 

solution, has it been adopted elsewhere? 

This innovation is of major value to Mandalong and any other mine that manages sealed areas. 

It  does  require  the  availability  of  in  seam  boreholes,  but many  “gassy” mines  conduct  pre‐

drainage and have these boreholes available. 

Accurate  monitoring  of  sealed  areas  is  critical  to  managing  the  major  mining  risk  of  an 

underground explosion or heating – this innovation addresses the major issue of sample dilution 

that impacts all similar operations. 

   

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HEALTH AND SAFETY – MANDALONG 

Title 

U/G Bin Top Dust Suppression  

Identified Problem 

What, who identified the problem, how the problem was assessed, what was the  identified risk 

associated with the problem.   

This problem has been  identified from  inspections and reports that have escalated to the OHS 

Committee. 

The problem has been created by the installation of a bin top sizer in an environment of limited 

airflow on the intake side of all operations at the mine. 

This has created a OHS issue due to high airborne dust exposure levels that Mandalong has been 

trying to solve for a number of years. 

Solution 

What, how the solution came about, how the solution mitigated the risk. 

A  solution  has  been  developed  by  engaging  experts  in  this  area  from  the  University  of 

Wollongong  (UOW),  who  are  in  turn  working  with  a  company  called  Techpro  on  the 

development of ultrasonic dust suppression sprays.  

The expertise of  these organisations has been used  to develop an  improved dust suppression 

system  for  the  bin  top  area,  utilising  the  UOW  skills  in  airflow/dust  modelling  and  the 

suppression ability of these newly developed sprays. 

How the solution goes beyond compliance: 

This solution has produced reduction of 30% in the amount of dust generated in this area. 

How the solution is integrated into the business?  

That  is,  demonstrated  continuity  of  the  solution  at  the  site  ‐  over  a  number  of  years)  and 

independent  (that  is,  the  solution  is  beyond  just  one  person  driving  the  outcome  ‐  it  is  truly 

integrated into how the site operates). 

Inquiries were initially made into this technology by the Development Superintendent looking to 

improve the dust scrubbing ability of the “Drop Box” on the development monorail. 

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Due to the issues with the bin top area, it was decided this was a good area to conduct a trial. 

Development  and  Services  Teams  worked  together  on  this  trail,  and  the  process  has  been 

overseen by the OHS Committee who wants to find a solution to this problem. 

   

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Benefit 

Benefit  of  the  solution  to  Centennial  ‐  how  could  other  sites  (or  industry)  benefit  from  the 

solution, has it been adopted elsewhere? 

This solution has produced a measured reduction of 30% in the airborne dust generated in this 

area. 

The technology used has application  in other areas at Mandalong and at all underground coal 

mines. 

   

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HEALTH AND SAFETY – MANDALONG 

Title 

Automated Diesel Exhaust Test Station  

Identified Problem 

What, who identified the problem, how the problem was assessed, what was the  identified risk 

associated with the problem.   

The testing of the quality of diesel exhaust gases  in the diluted state underground  is a critical 

part of providing a safe and healthy workplace. 

Unfortunately,  there  are  a  number  of  variables  that  impact  on  the  test  result which  include 

airflow,  positioning  of  detector,  operation  of  machine  during  testing  and  operator  reading 

instrument. 

Solution 

What, how the solution came about, how the solution mitigated the risk. 

The solution has been to  install an automated system which controls the variables above. The 

test station controls airflow, controls monitoring variables and send the test results to control by 

email. 

As with all aspects of the mining operation this automation controls the impact of the variables 

controlled by operators and ensures accurate testing of diluted exhaust gases. 

An essential part of this project has been the preparation of a training video, and this has been 

done on site with no external resources. 

How the solution goes beyond compliance: 

This  system  goes  beyond  compliance  by  also  automating  the  recording  process  by  emailing 

results to control. 

The video, prepared  for employee  training also goes beyond minimum  requirements and has 

improved the effectiveness of implementation. 

How the solution is integrated into the business?  

That  is,  demonstrated  continuity  of  the  solution  at  the  site  ‐  over  a  number  of  years)  and 

independent  (that  is,  the  solution  is  beyond  just  one  person  driving  the  outcome  ‐  it  is  truly 

integrated into how the site operates). 

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This  solution  was  planned  and  developed  by  Mandalong,  utilising  commercially  available 

equipment.  It  was  included  in  the  2011  Business  Plan  and  has  recently  (Dec  2011)  been 

completed. The testing station is now being implemented by training each of the mining crews, 

which is based on a training video fully developed on site. 

   

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Benefit 

Benefit  of  the  solution  to  Centennial  ‐  how  could  other  sites  (or  industry)  benefit  from  the 

solution, has it been adopted elsewhere? 

Similar  testing  stations have been  installed  at  other mines,  and  this  type of  facility will be  a 

necessity for all larger operations. 

It could be of benefit to all underground mines. 

   

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HEALTH AND SAFETY – MANNERING 

Title 

Improved performance of on board dust suppression system. 

Identified Problem 

What, who identified the problem, how the problem was assessed, what was the  identified risk 

associated with the problem.   

Mannering purchased a new Joy 12CM12 continuous miner complete with on‐board ventilation 

system. This machine was considered to be a dusty machine and the workforce  identified that 

the airborne dust created from operating this machine were far in excess of existing equipment. 

Solution 

What, how the solution came about, how the solution mitigated the risk. 

Dust  is now mitigated using  two main  controls being ventilation and dust  suppression.  It has 

been suggested that a new set of spray manifolds be installed at the bottom of the cutter head. 

These new spray manifolds will direct atmoised water both forward at the cutter picks and also 

downwards.  The  sprays  directed  forward will  have  a  hollow  cone  spray  pattern.  This  spray 

formation will suppress dust at the point it is liberated. The sprays directed downward will have 

a  flat  spray  pattern  with  the  spray  being  directed  perpendicular  to  the  centreline  of  the 

machine. The sprays directed downwards will  form a curtain of water  to hold  the dust at  the 

face  giving  it  longer  to  drop  from  suspension.  This  could  reduce  dust  escaping  between  the 

underside  of  the  cutter  frame  billowing  back  alongside  the  mainframe  and  entering  the 

operators work environment.  

   

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HEALTH AND SAFETY – NEWSTAN 

Title 

Integrated First Response Station 

Identified Problem 

What, who identified the problem, how the problem was assessed, what was the  identified risk 

associated with the problem.   

After  reviewing  a  number  of  underground  simulated  emergency  response  exercises  it  was 

identified  that  the  first  aid,  emergency  and  CABA  equipment was  being  stored  in  different 

containers and in some cases in different locations. This could result in confusion in the event of 

an incident underground. 

Newstan currently utilises M.P.V attachment CABA pods with the emergency gear stored in the 

base of the pod, however if these pods are placed too close to other objects, or in muddy floor 

conditions, then it may become difficult to retrieve the emergency gear from the pod. This was 

highlighted by a Department Mines  Inspector who  indicated  that  this had been a problem at 

other mines. 

Solution 

What, how the solution came about, how the solution mitigated the risk. 

To centralise and contain all first aid, emergency and CABA equipment in the one area Newstan 

designed an Integrated First Response Station (CABA, First Aid and Emergency Pod), that can be 

transported  either  by  QDS(quick  detach  system)  attachment  directly  onto  a  LHD  (load  haul 

dump) machine or with forks, and had two built by Dräger Australia. 

How the solution goes beyond compliance: 

After appraising the first response equipment used at other mines and with an understanding of 

the  requirements  of  emergency  response  Newstan  has  designed  and  had manufactured  an 

Integrated  First  Response  Station which  retains  this  vital  equipment  in  an  easily  accessible, 

single location. 

How the solution is integrated into the business?  

That  is,  demonstrated  continuity  of  the  solution  at  the  site  ‐  over  a  number  of  years)  and 

independent  (that  is,  the  solution  is  beyond  just  one  person  driving  the  outcome  ‐  it  is  truly 

integrated into how the site operates). 

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By centralising all emergency equipment in the one pod, Newstan has simplified the process of 

transporting this equipment when relocation  is required, utilising the current LHD QDS system 

and eliminated any confusion that may have occurred when locating this resource in the event 

of  an  emergency. Discussed with  the HSEC  committee  and Newstan’s  current workforce  the 

pods appear to have had only positive feedback prior to their introduction underground 

After appraising the first response equipment used at other mines and with an understanding of 

the  requirements  of  emergency  response  Newstan  has  designed  and  had manufactured  an 

Integrated  First  Response  Station which  retains  this  vital  equipment  in  an  easily  accessible, 

single location. 

Benefit 

Benefit  of  the  solution  to  Centennial  ‐  how  could  other  sites  (or  industry)  benefit  from  the 

solution, has it been adopted elsewhere? 

As a central  location  for all emergency equipment contained  in a production unit,  these pods 

could simplify the transportation and implementation of emergency equipment in the event of 

an underground incident at any underground mine site. 

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HEALTH AND SAFETY – SPRINGVALE 

Title 

The use of Dincel PVC formwork for sump walls and hand rails 

Identified Problem 

What, who identified the problem, how the problem was assessed, what was the  identified risk 

associated with the problem. 

When concrete  lining Drive Head sumps the normal practice at Springvale was to use form ply 

and bolt the ply to the sides or ribs of the sump, pour the concrete, remove the forming after 

concrete set then manufacture and install a hand rails. 

Solution 

What, how the solution came about, how the solution mitigated the risk.  

Springvale conducted a Risk Assessment then trialled the  product call Dincel. 

Light weight, Pre‐cut on surface, Fire resistant, Can be extended to include hand railing. 

How the solution goes beyond compliance: 

There was always a delay between the completion of the sump walls and the installation of the 

pipe style hand railing. The sump had to be fenced off until the hand railing was completed. In 

this process the hand rail is part of the sump wall and is installed at the same time. 

How the solution is integrated into the business?  

That  is,  demonstrated  continuity  of  the  solution  at  the  site  ‐  over  a  number  of  years)  and 

independent  (that  is,  the  solution  is  beyond  just  one  person  driving  the  outcome  ‐  it  is  truly 

integrated into how the site operates). 

This process will be utilised at all future sumps. There is a SWP developed for the process. 

Benefit 

Benefit  of  the  solution  to  Centennial  ‐  how  could  other  sites  (or  industry)  benefit  from  the 

solution, has it been adopted elsewhere? 

Most LW mines have Drive Head sumps to manage the fines and to allow ease in hosing the jib 

area down. This product and process could be used at all Centennial Mines that have sumps. 

   

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HEALTH AND SAFETY – SPRINGVALE 

Title 

Serious Incident Presentations (SIPs) 

Identified Problem 

What, who identified the problem, how the problem was assessed, what was the  identified risk 

associated with the problem. 

A serious  incident occurred at Springvale on 7 September 2011 where a Deputy attempting to 

dewater a waterhole slipped and  fell onto a moving conveyor and became  jammed under the 

structure‐mounted auxiliary fan. 

Although his injuries were minor there was potential for a more serious consequence. 

An investigation was conducted and found there was a deviant/cultural violation. 

The violation of not isolating correctly when working on or around conveyors could be present 

throughout the mine. 

Solution 

What, how the solution came about, how the solution mitigated the risk.  

This  incident  was  classified  under  the  Springvale  Disciplinary  Procedure  Policy  as  a  “Major 

Breach” resulting in suspension without pay or dismissal. 

However, would suspension without pay or dismissal change the employees’ attitudes towards 

unsafe practices when working around conveyor belts? 

It was decided with  the approval of  the Government  Inspector and  the  investigation  team  to 

arrange a series of presentations conducted by the Deputy to all crews showing graphic photos 

of the re‐enactment. 

How the solution goes beyond compliance: 

Would disciplinary action followed by a standard tool box talk be sufficient? Probably not. This 

process added the personal touch and brought real emotion to the presentations, in particular, 

when the Deputy showed photos of his kids and spoke about his thoughts when  faced with a 

near death situation. 

At all sessions you could hear a pin drop during the presentation 

How the solution is integrated into the business?  

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That  is,  demonstrated  continuity  of  the  solution  at  the  site  ‐  over  a  number  of  years)  and 

independent  (that  is,  the  solution  is  beyond  just  one  person  driving  the  outcome  ‐  it  is  truly 

integrated into how the site operates). 

This is not the solution for all serious incidents. If this situation or something similar occurred at 

Springvale again then disciplinary action would have to be followed. 

This  has  proven  to  be  a  very  powerful  communication  tool  but  only  effective  if  the  person 

delivering  the  presentation  is  firstly  committed  and  believes  in  the  process  and  is  of  such 

character that people respect what they are saying. 

This communication tool/process could be utilised throughout Centennial mine sites. 

Benefit 

Benefit  of  the  solution  to  Centennial  ‐  how  could  other  sites  (or  industry)  benefit  from  the 

solution, has it been adopted elsewhere? 

The emotional and visual aspect of this tool gets the message home.  

If this tool/process  is used correctly then one  incident at one site can  influence or change the 

attitude to safety and environment at all Centennial sites. 

   

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ENVIRONMENT AND COMMUNITY – ANGUS PLACE 

Title 

School Engagement Program 

Identified Problem 

What, who identified the problem, how the problem was assessed, what was the  identified risk 

associated with the problem.  

Angus Place Colliery  identified an opportunity  to assist  local school children with  their studies 

after a year 6 students approached a member of staff to help with an assignment on fossil fuels 

and renewable fuels during 2010. As the assignment given was linked primary school curriculum, 

it was believed that Centennial could provide factual information on the relevant subject in the 

syllabus which could benefit the community. 

Solution: 

What, how the solution came about, how the solution mitigated the risk.  

Angus Place Colliery approached principals of  local schools who coordinated a meeting where 

Angus  Place  expressed  their  interest  in  working  with  the  students  and  teachers  to  provide 

information  regarding  fuel  sources,  energy,  mining  techniques  and  their  associated 

environmental impacts.  The teachers were excited at the opportunity to work with the colliery 

and to discuss how centennial proposed to deliver the information to the students. 

Angus Place provided proposed the following program to the teachers which was accepted and 

in turn delivered by colliery staff: 

School  visit‐  Site  Environmental  and  Community  Officers  to  attend  and  deliver  a 

presentation  linked  to  the  syllabus.  Key  Topics  discussed  included: What  is  energy, 

Different Forms of Energy, Examples of renewable an non‐renewable forms of energy, 

How coal is mined, Who Centennial is and what we do, why is coal a valuable resource, 

how  is  coal  converted  to  electricity,  advantages  and  disadvantages  of  coal  based 

electricity, how  they  could  reduce  their  impact on  the environment and how  to  save 

energy at home.  

Teachers were  provided  a Handbook which  provided more  detailed  information  and 

activities  students could complete  in  the  classroom or  for homework  such as quizzes, 

energy source sudoku, word searches and cross words 

Angus Place provided funds to transfer students to and from the Mines Rescue Station 

At the Mines Rescue Station students were : 

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‐Given a brief presentation on mining and the environment to recap what was learnt 

during the school visit 

‐Shown an energy, mining and spill response video 

‐Shown mine rescue vehicles and emergency equipment e.g. CABAs 

‐The  students were  then  spilt  into  3  groups which  rotated  through  virtual  reality 

software  showing  underground  mining,  3D  Dome  showing  open  cut  mining, 

identified how different substances can be distinguished and  tested at home  (e.g. 

litmus paper  and pH probe), demonstrated how  spill  kits  can be used  to prevent 

harm to the environment and what can be used to home to stop and clean up spills. 

How the solution goes beyond compliance: 

The school engagement program for Angus Place was not focused on mining activities occurring 

on  site  but  rather  providing  factual  information  and  practical  assistance  to  primary  school 

students and their teachers. It was not required to be completed under our project approval nor 

had it had it been requested to be completed by the local community. 

How the solution is integrated into the business?  

That  is,  demonstrated  continuity  of  the  solution  at  the  site  ‐  over  a  number  of  years)  and 

independent  (that  is,  the  solution  is  beyond  just  one  person  driving  the  outcome  ‐  it  is  truly 

integrated into how the site operates). 

After  the  opportunity  to  participate  in  a  school  engagement  program was  identified  it was 

embraced as a proactive step to  integrate Angus Place  into the Community. The presentations 

and activities to be completed were reviewed by members of staff with children prior to delivery 

who similarly saw the program as an excellent way to enhance student learning. 

Many  Different  members  of  staff  participated  over  the  week  including  Environment  and 

Community Officers, Mine Manager, Compliance Manager and the Mines Rescue Station. 

It was also well received by the HSEC Committee and many members of staff congratulated the 

team  on  their  efforts  and  commented  on  how  well  received  the  program  was  by  their 

daughter/son. 

Benefit 

Benefit  of  the  solution  to  Centennial  ‐  how  could  other  sites  (or  industry)  benefit  from  the 

solution, has it been adopted elsewhere? 

For the Lithgow region centennial is a large source of employment. Many children have a limited 

understanding  of what  their  parents  do, where  they work  and  under what  conditions.  The 

program exposed the children in a safe and controlled environment to the working life of their 

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parent,  brother  or  sister,  grandparent,  aunty  or  uncle  or  neighbour.  The  program  eased 

concerns raised by students about the safety of the mining environment. 

In summary Angus Place promoted a positive image of how and why mining is important for the 

local community and how we manage our environmental impacts.  

As  all  Centennial  operations  form part  of  the  local  community  it  is  an  opportunity  for  other 

mines to pursue which would enhance their image within their own community.    

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ENVIRONMENT AND COMMUNITY – ANGUS PLACE 

Title 

Water Management System Improvements undertaken at Angus Place Colliery  

Identified Problem 

What, who identified the problem, how the problem was assessed, what was the  identified risk 

associated with the problem. 

Historically Angus Place has been non‐complaint with the water quality criteria prescribed in the 

colliery’s  EPL. After  reviewing  the water management  system  it was  evident  that  to  achieve 

compliance with the water quality criteria consistently significant action would be required to be 

undertaken. 

Solution 

What, how the solution came about, how the solution mitigated the risk.  

The colliery has designed and implemented several innovative water management strategies at 

various discharge points across the site. These include: 

Construction of both a polyethylene and galvanized steel pipeline between the point on 

the  surface where water  exits  the  underground  and  discharges  via  LDP001.  It  is  the 

intention of splitting a portion of the water through the pipeline and wetland system to 

mix the pH of the underground water to below 8.5 consistently. Bench scale testing has 

demonstrated that by preventing the water coming in contact with air the pH remained 

similar to the pH of the water underground which was measured at 7.86. This pipeline 

was commissioned in November 2011 and results obtained to date have been below the 

90th percentile  limit of 8.5. The system  is scheduled to be further upgraded  in the 1st 

quarter of 2012 with a pH probe  linked to an acid dosing system and a turbidity probe 

liked  to  a  coagulant  dosing  system  to  aid  in  the management  of  pH  and  TSS  under 

altered pumping conditions 

Implementation of controlled discharge system at LDP002 whereby additional sampling 

sites have been established to determine the water quality at the 2 settling areas prior 

to discharge. A pipeline with a knife valve has been established between  the 2 ponds 

and the discharge point. It enables treatment strategies such as coagulant or acid dosing 

to occur if water is outside the water quality criteria specified in the EPL. Water level at 

the ponds can also be managed at a  lower  level  to enable  the capture of  rainfall and 

allow the residence time to be increased. 

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Engaged a consultant who has successfully designed a site specific coagulant to reduce 

the suspended solids (coal fines and clay collides) contained within the runoff from both 

the ROM stockpile and Kerosene Vale stockpile area. This is used to treat water settling 

in the pond prior to discharge and in an automated dosing system upstream of LDP003 

to  treat  incoming water. This system  is currently being upgraded  to adjust  the dosing 

rate of coagulant to suit the volume of water entering the point. 

 

Additionally  the colliery has undertaken  the  following  to demonstrate  improvements  in water 

quality management: 

Developed  a  TARP which  outlines  the  action  to  be  taken  as water  quality  limits  are 

approached or exceeded. 

Is using weather forecasts to predict high risk rainfall periods and has analysed historic 

metrological  data  to  determine  trends.  This  enables  the  site  to  adjust  the  water 

management  infrastructure  to  prepare  for  additional  sediment  which  is  contained 

within runoff during rainfall events. 

Approached OEH remove Environmental Protection Licence condition L4.2 which stated 

“the  licensee must  not  discharge  from  point  3  unless  discharge  from  point  3  occurs 

solely as a result of rainfall event at the premise that is greater than or equal to a 1 in 5 

year occurrence interval of 24 hours duration”. This was accepted by OEH on the 22nd 

of August.  This  alteration  has  allowed  the  colliery  to  capture,  treat  and  then  release 

water to maximise the free board in the settling area 

Concreted and lined between settling ponds and discharge points to prevent additional 

solids being collected between the ponds and weir and thereby preventing changes  in 

water quality following treatment to a known TSS concentration 

Established a sediment removal schedule for settling ponds to enhance holding capacity 

and therefore increase residence time to allow suspended solids contained within runoff 

to be removed 

Installed V drain near coal stockpile to pile water into a large settling pond 

Lined  the  entry points of  settlings ponds with ballast  and  installed  gabion baskets  to 

prevent additional solids post flocculation being collected and to filter incoming water. 

How the solution goes beyond compliance: 

The  colliery  is  committed  to  continually  improving  the water management  system  to prevent 

non‐compliances. The  improvements works undertaken and  the action  taken  to prevent non‐

compliances during high risk periods is a reflection of the dedication of the site to control water 

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quality. The work undertaken demonstrates the journey the site has taken throughout 2011 and 

is reflected in the sites performance. 

How the solution is integrated into the business?  

That  is,  demonstrated  continuity  of  the  solution  at  the  site  ‐  over  a  number  of  years)  and 

independent  (that  is,  the  solution  is  beyond  just  one  person  driving  the  outcome  ‐  it  is  truly 

integrated into how the site operates). 

The entire site has a heightened awareness of how environmental performance is linked to our 

licence to operate.  Members of the HSEC team were taken to the licensed discharge points and 

suggested  improvement works.  Staff  accompany  the  environmental  team  during  inspections 

have questioned water management infrastructure and comment on the levels and clarity of the 

water on  site  and question what we  are doing  to  fix  it.  Environmental  awareness  slides  and 

improvement works are also shown to the workforce regularly. 

Benefit 

Benefit  of  the  solution  to  Centennial  ‐  how  could  other  sites  (or  industry)  benefit  from  the 

solution, has it been adopted elsewhere? 

It  is  critical  that  the  innovative  solutions  adopted  by  a  site  and  the  improvement  works 

undertaken is communicated across Centennials operations so similar mines can adapt suitable 

solutions to problems shared. 

By  promoting  the  importance  of  environmental  performance  amongst  the  entire  staff  the 

success  of  improvements  works  has  been  celebrated  and  aided  in  the  integration  of 

environment into the business. 

   

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ENVIRONMENT AND COMMUNITY – CLARENCE 

Title 

CHPP Diesel Tank Isolation System 

Identified Problem 

What, who identified the problem, how the problem was assessed, what was the  identified risk 

associated with the problem. 

A  Hydrocarbon  spill  during  the  refuelling  of  equipment  needed  to  be  contained  within  the 

refuelling  bund.    The  project  team  identified  the  concept  and  criteria  that  guided  the 

consultants when designing the refuelling system. The system was developed from a desire to 

ensure contamination of an area was kept to a small footprint and the process was automated. 

Solution 

What, how the solution came about, how the solution mitigated the risk.  

Through  the  design  process  an  automated  isolation  system  was  developed  to  contain  a 

hydrocarbon spill at the CHPP diesel tank refuelling bund. 

How the solution goes beyond compliance: 

The  idea  was  generated  by  the  project  team  during  a  review  of  the  proposed  design  for 

refuelling at the CHPP diesel tank. The isolation system provided an additional barrier to contain 

a hydrocarbon spill. 

How the solution is integrated into the business?  

That  is,  demonstrated  continuity  of  the  solution  at  the  site  ‐  over  a  number  of  years)  and 

independent  (that  is,  the  solution  is  beyond  just  one  person  driving  the  outcome  ‐  it  is  truly 

integrated into how the site operates). 

The isolation system was included with the construction of the new above ground diesel at the 

CHPP in 2011. The isolation system is also proposed for the new above ground diesel tanks to be 

constructed at the Pit Top. 

Benefit 

Benefit  of  the  solution  to  Centennial  ‐  how  could  other  sites  (or  industry)  benefit  from  the 

solution, has it been adopted elsewhere? 

The isolation system could be applied to other bunded refuelling sites on other mines. 

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ENVIRONMENT AND COMMUNITY – MANDALONG 

Title 

Improved Dirty Water Management at Cooranbong Services Site  

Identified Problem 

What, who identified the problem, how the problem was assessed, what was the  identified risk 

associated with the problem. 

Cooranbong  Services  site  has  been  the  cause  of  a  number  of  Total  Suspended  Solids  (TSS) 

exceedances,  which  have  ultimately  resulted  in  Mandalong  Mine  receiving  a  Penalty 

Infringement Notice from the EPA. 

It was determined that positive action must be taken to reduce the risk of further recurrences. 

Based  on  a  review of  expert  reports,  it was  identified  that  the  traditional  approach of  using 

settling dams to manage poor quality run off from Coal Storage Areas was not practical due to 

the size of dams required and the surface area required for the construction of such dams. 

Solution 

What, how the solution came about, how the solution mitigated the risk.  

A design  is being developed  to  install  a  series of  vertical  surface  to  seam boreholes  to drain 

sediment laden water from the existing water treatment dams into underground workings. This 

water will  then migrate  towards  an  old waste workings  area  that  is  currently  used  for  the 

treatment and storage of underground mine water. Due to the extensive standage area and the 

significant opportunity  for  solids  to  settle out,  this area has been  very effective at producing 

mine water with very low TSS levels. 

A critical  feature of  this  innovations as  its design  is  the  fact  that no pumps are  required – all 

movement of water will be by gravity, which removes the risk of a plant failure, does not require 

energy  thus making  it  the most  reliable  and  sustainable  solution.  It does not  rely on people 

taking  action  –  when  the  water  rises  to  the  level,  discharge  into  the  UG  workings  will 

commence. 

How the solution goes beyond compliance: 

Current licence limits are 50mg/l.  Based on Mandalong’s experience with the treatment of mine 

water,  it  is  expected  that water discharged  from  the mine will be  approximately  10‐20 mg/l 

consistently. 

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This level is well below the licence limit and will significantly reduce the sediment loading on the 

receiving waters. 

How the solution is integrated into the business?  

That  is,  demonstrated  continuity  of  the  solution  at  the  site  ‐  over  a  number  of  years)  and 

independent  (that  is,  the  solution  is  beyond  just  one  person  driving  the  outcome  ‐  it  is  truly 

integrated into how the site operates). 

This  innovation  is an example of the  integration of a number of disciplines within the mine to 

achieve  an  environmental  improvement  objective.  Mining,  Engineering,  Surveying  and 

Environmental people have all contributed to the design of this system.  

The expenditure is integrated into Mandalong’s 2012 Business Plan. 

As a capital project its progress will be monitored by normal management meetings. 

The successful completion of this project will be integrated into the SPDR documents of Mining, 

Surveying and Environmental people at the mine. 

Benefit 

Benefit  of  the  solution  to  Centennial  ‐  how  could  other  sites  (or  industry)  benefit  from  the 

solution, has it been adopted elsewhere? 

This solution could be applied to other mines that have underground workings  in proximity to 

surface water treatment facilities, but would also require suitable storage area underground and 

a suitable pumping system pump out the treated water. 

Other mines utilise old workings for water management and tailing disposal, but rely on pumps 

as part of the process. 

   

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ENVIRONMENT AND COMMUNITY – MANDALONG 

Title 

Power Factor Correction Control Upgrade 

Identified Problem 

What, who identified the problem, how the problem was assessed, what was the  identified risk 

associated with the problem. 

In 2000, Myuna installed two Power Factor Correction Plants. The original ABB controllers which 

came with  these plants had no alarms, hardware monitoring, power usage metering or Citect 

support. If a fault occurred on the plant, then the only notification was through an amber light 

that  flashed on top of the Power Factor Correction Plants.  In 2010, this  light globe  failed. The 

Units also tripped off, going unnoticed for 7 months. 

Each day  the power  factor correction units are not working,  the colliery needlessly consumed 

29,551 kwh, which is equivalent to 26 CO2‐eT and costs the company $2,088. 

For the 7 months the plants were offline, the Colliery consumed an additional 6,205,710 kWh, 

5,523 CO2‐eT, and cost the Colliery more than $479,862.73. 

Solution 

What, how the solution came about, how the solution mitigated the risk.  

As a result, Myuna replaced the existing hardware with more robust technology. This  involved 

the installation of PLC controllers, Panel View touch screen interfaces and metering equipment 

which can be integrated into the site SCADA system (Citect).  

By upgrading the control system, reliable communication and monitoring have been established 

enabling the user to be notified of a fault through the Citect alarm system.  

This new  system not only  allows  increased monitoring of power usage, but allows Myuna  to 

continue  to save electricity and  reduce carbon emissions by decreasing  the down  time of  the 

units. 

How the solution goes beyond compliance: 

The power factor correction units are not a legislative requirement.  

The upgrade was also not a requirement, however it improves our monitoring abilities, and has 

an  alarm  function  which  allows Myuna  to  monitor  and  maintain  the  equipment  to  its  full 

capabilities.  

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Each  day  the  power  factor  correction  units  are  working,  the  colliery  reduces  its  power 

consumption 29,551 kwh, which is equivalent to 26 CO2‐eT. 

 

 

How the solution is integrated into the business?  

That  is,  demonstrated  continuity  of  the  solution  at  the  site  ‐  over  a  number  of  years)  and 

independent  (that  is,  the  solution  is  beyond  just  one  person  driving  the  outcome  ‐  it  is  truly 

integrated into how the site operates). 

The  new  control  unit  is  linked  to  Citect,  and  doesn’t  require  a  person  to  check  the  units 

manually.  

If there is a fault or failure with the power factor correction units, Citect alarms informing mine 

personnel of the problem.  

The controller  logs  the power consumption of  the mine every day providing a wide variety of 

information accessible to the user through Citect, these include: 

Approximate energy cost 

Power factor tariff charge 

Energy consumption across the peak, shoulder and off‐peak periods 

Average daily consumption 

Average power factor 

This will  prevent  a  repeat  of  the  system  being  down without mine  personnel  being  aware. 

Having the Power Factor Correction units working efficiently almost halves the required current 

to achieve the same power output. This increases transmission and motor efficiencies, which in 

turn results in extended motor life and smaller cable sizes. 

Benefit 

Benefit  of  the  solution  to  Centennial  ‐  how  could  other  sites  (or  industry)  benefit  from  the 

solution, has it been adopted elsewhere? 

The installation of the new controller will mean that not only can we monitor our usage, there is 

an automatic alarm through the Citect system if there is a fault. The new system also has fault 

finding capabilities. This will allow the units to be repaired quickly and allows us to maintain the 

system to its full potential. 

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Due to the Power Factor Correction Myuna’s energy consumption  is reduced by approximately 

32% through the improvement of transmission and motor efficiencies.  

This  controller  can be  installed  on  other  Power  Factor  Correction  Plants, preventing  another 

occurrence similar to what has occurred at Myuna Colliery.