Exhibitions / Congresses

Mining Freight Australia 2004

Australia, Perth - 16th to 18th November 2004
Mining Freight Australia 2004 The organizers advise that excellence in bulk handling in the mining industry has the potential to make or break a company's operations.

Increased efficiencies and reduced costs are the holy grails for mining companies - and the freight of product from pit to port to market play an important part in the overall profitability of the mining operation.

Australia's abundant natural resources have, throughout history, been the backbone of the economy. The vast distances involved have brought out the best in Australian innovation and determination - creating a world leading freight industry that

From the pits through to the process plants, to the trains that take the product to port, to the ships that take the product to the client - the intricacies of the supply chain are significant. New transport infrastructure, new technologies, new systems - a new forum to give you the information you need.
This conference addresses the key issues facing mining companies' supply chains.
Date(s)
16th to 18th November 2004
Venue
Hyatt Regency
Contact for booking / more info
James Matthews on Ph: 61 2 9005 0729 or james.matthews@terrapinn.com
Mining Freight Australia 2004
Movers & Shakers
Mike Barker Mike Barker
President and CEO Swisslog Americas, Swisslog
Vice president, Newgentech Material Handling India
Sales representative, Alabama and Panama City, Thompson Lift Truck
Chief marketing officer, Bobcat Company

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