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Simtars embarks on new safety strategy

COAL industry safety research group Simtars has launched a five-year research strategy to help improve safety and health outcomes for Queensland’s mining industry.

SIMTARS is looking at health and safety underground.

SIMTARS is looking at health and safety underground.

Simtars' Mine Safety Technology Research Centre director Dr Gareth Kennedy said the research strategy focused on four key areas including health, safety, emergency response and emergency preparedness....

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