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Heavy mining trucks transporting materials along a dusty road in an industrial landscape, highlighting fire risk management in mining operations.

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Is compliance really enough?

MANAGING YOUR FIRE RISKS AT MINING AND INDUSTRIAL FACILITIES
Mining site with heavy machinery and vehicles on rugged terrain, illustrating fire risk management in industrial facilities.

#ThinkFireThinkOmnii

Is compliance really enough?

MANAGING YOUR FIRE RISKS AT MINING AND INDUSTRIAL FACILITIES
Flames and thick black smoke engulfing an industrial facility, illustrating severe fire risks in mining and industrial environments.

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Is compliance really enough?

MANAGING YOUR FIRE RISKS AT MINING AND INDUSTRIAL FACILITIES
Industrial site featuring yellow conveyor systems transporting materials near large gravel piles, illustrating fire risk management in mining and industrial facilities.

#ThinkFireThinkOmnii

Is compliance really enough?

MANAGING YOUR FIRE RISKS AT MINING AND INDUSTRIAL FACILITIES

Executive Summary

Mining and industrial facilities face significant fire risks, which can have catastrophic consequences not only for the safety of personnel but also for the operational, financial, and reputational standing of the organisation. Despite the prevailing mindset that achieving compliance is sufficient, this white paper challenges that notion and suggests compliance alone does not meet the duty of care owed to stakeholders.

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Learn More About Our Business

Omnii has completed a wide variety of projects in the Special Hazards market sector. Deep understanding of the processes of these facilities is paramount to ensuring good application of risk engineering principles, Fire Protection design and fire safety.

Our strengths include the ability to work across multi-discipline teams, as Special Hazards projects require extensive interaction with all other engineering disciplines to ensure a fit-for-purpose design that integrates with the overall plant.

MEET THE SENIOR SPECIAL HAZARDS TEAM

National Fire Protection Services Lead

Aaron Harris: Omnii’s National Fire Protection Lead

BE(Hons) MIEAust CPEng NER RPEQ PE(Vic) IntPE(Aust) APEC Engineer

Aaron Harris - National Fire Protection Services Lead

Aaron is responsible for all facets of Fire Protection Services nationally.

Aaron has over 14 years’ experience in engineering design, project management and construction management in multiple industries across all stages in the project lifecycle. He has extensive expertise across a range of engineering and management activities related to the concept selection, design, review, commissioning, auditing and upgrade of fire protection systems.

Associate (Special Hazards Team Lead)

Louis Wong

BE(Hons) MIEAust CPEng NER RPEQ IntPE(Aust) APEC Engineer

Louis Wong - Special Hazards and Dangerous Goods Fire Services Lead

Louis is an Associate in Omnii’s Fire Protection Services Special Hazards Department.

He has more than 17 years of combined experience as a mechanical and fire risk engineer. Louis is experienced in engineering design for multi-disciplinary projects in the mining industries specifically in minerals processing – nickel, cobalt, copper, manganese, uranium; as well as the water and infrastructure industries.

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