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Australasian Mine Safety Journal is the only independent publication in Australia specifically targeting safety professionals in our country's burgeoning resources sector.

Leading resources companies such as BHP and Rio Tinto claim safety is their number one priority, and with mining continually growing in this country, AMSJ fills a very specific need in the marketplace. The magazine covers latest industry news and trends as well as updates on government legislation and world's best practice. 

Australasian Mine Safety Journal Distribution

Print Edition

AMSJ is distributed to mine safety professionals on the ground at mines across Australia as well as key personnel in head offices including Mine Site Managers , Purchasing and Procurement Officers, Health & Safety Managers, ER Managers and Environmental Managers, ensuring every quarter each copy is delivered into the hands of individuals affecting decisions and purchasing in the industry. Additional copies of the publication are distributed at key industry events, conferences and expos throughout the year.

Digital Edition

Along with the print magazine, each edition of AMSJ is also available as a convenient eBook accessible through our website. Readers can also subscribe to our monthly e-newsletter and keep up to date through daily news updates on a range of dedicated social media platforms.

Source : Safety Mining Advertising : http://amsj.com.au/advertise/


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