After a two year hiatus, the 2022 Bulk Handling Awards were held last night to recognise the individuals and organisations that went above and beyond in the bulk handling sector.
These awards are Australia’s only dedicated event that focuses on the outstanding achievements and successes in the bulk industry.
They were held jointly with the MHD Mercury Awards, which highlight excellence across the freight and logistics supply chain industry.
After the COVID-19 pandemic halted the event and awards for two years, all 2020 finalists were automatically carried across to 2021, with the winners determined from the combined finalists’ list
Metso Outotec – FMR Pumping Application
Dust Control Technology, Application or Practice
Enviromist Pty Ltd and Action Drill&Blast Pty Ltd – Drillrig Dust Suppression System
Excellence in the Application of Gears, Motors and Drives
Kilic Engineering – Cargill stockpiling operations optimisation
Excellence in Transport and/or Conveying
OMC International – Dynamic Under Keel Clearance System
Best Practice in Safety (sponsored by Bonfiglioli)
Centre for Bulk Solids and Particulate Technologies – Transportable Moisture Limit Project
Supplier of the Year (sponsored by SEW-EURODRIVE)
Bulk Handling Facility of the Year (sponsored by VEGA Australia)
AW Roberts Award (presented by ASBSH)
Australian Society for Bulk Solids Handling Award (presented by ASBSH)
To keep up to date with Australian Mining, subscribe to our free email newsletters delivered straight to your inbox. Click here.
Related StoriesSullair joins forces with EPSAMining magnate fails to stop mining on his landIron ore costs set to reach almost US$60 per tonneStrandline on target for December production Post navigation ← Lithium 2022 is back and ready to challenge your thoughts How new technology is supporting mine rehabilitation →
The next nickel players in Australia - Australian Resources & Investment
Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linked In Share by Email
A top-notch topcoat - Australian Mining
Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linked In Share by Email
Established in 1908, Australian Mining continues to lead and inform the Australian mining industry of the latest innovations in mining technology and equipment.
© All Rights Reserved. All content published on this site is the property of Prime Creative Media. Unauthorised reproduction is prohibited