Founded in 1993, PYBAR is an underground hard rock mining contractor. Its agile, efficient and progressive service delivers rapid underground infrastructure and reliable production, from large operations to greenfield developments.
Body of missing Henty miner finally retrieved 26 days after underground tragedy.
First attempt to recover missing miner proves unsuccessful.
Miner has been missing since January 23.
Robotic mini excavator and a loader retrieval system from Newcastle to be used in recovery efforts.
Miner killed in a rock fall at Henty named as Cameron John Goss.
Loader the miner operating has been located and is partially covered by fallen rock.
Police team moving to site to search with a robotic camera and thermal imaging drone.
Pybar moves to automate the fleet at the Dargues mine in NSW.
Pybar gets go-ahead for underground training in NSW.
Pybar has won the contract to develop the Hamlet North project.
Pybar gets a 12 month contract to develop Cowal's decline.
Thalanga's second underground deposit on track to start production in third quarter.
Development at Far West down to 90m vertical depth.
Woodlawn on track for commissioning by the end of the year.
All major Woodlawn earthworks done and engineering design and procurement 93% complete.
Pybar will ride with West 45 to the end.
Far West contract Pybar's second at Thalanga.
Can handle information from 3.5 million different data points.
Pips Pybar for the works.
Skills and equipment shortages loom for underground contractors.
Going to twin declines changed cost-benefit equation.
Approval of AIM boosts training capacity in the underground sector
Commitment, capability and changed mining methods gave a record operating performance at Thalanga.
An app which captures PLOD data from operators is providing major benefits to underground mining