by Andrew Attrill | 3 Oct, 2019 | News
It’s fairly commonly understood that there’s a critical difference between management and leadership. Management is largely about compliance and ‘regulating’ activities. In contrast, leadership is about demonstrating what good looks like, and inspiring people toward a...
by Anthony Tarsilli | 8 Aug, 2019 | News
In our last blog, we shared how we assess whether measures are being used to drive the right decision-making, behaviours and outcomes. This led to conversation around how to actually select the right measures in the first place – hence this blog, drawn from our...
by Anthony Tarsilli | 16 Jul, 2019 | News
Measuring performance is part of every sound business. With technology advancing and automation increasingly common, the availability of data is faster and easier than ever. Many businesses put a lot of time and resources into identifying measures and collecting data....
by Derrick Barden | 12 Jun, 2019 | News
In resources there are a few things we know to be true: Productivity and efficiency are often talked about interchangeably but they aren’t the same thing Mining cycles typically result in disproportionate focus on one or the other, compromising sustainability...
by Michael Rowland | 15 May, 2019 | News
There is currently a lot of talk about the efficiency of maintenance tasks across multiple heavy industries, including mining. Site teams that have tackled maintenance efficiency improvement have quickly discovered that it’s a process of many incremental gains, rather...
by Michael Bennett | 4 Apr, 2019 | News
We recently shared about the importance of strong shutdown systems. These are essential to well-managed shutdowns. The backbone is the shutdown management framework that guides all activity – a robust continuous system of processes to identify, define, prepare,...
