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Call for papers now open 2018 NSW Mining Health, Safety, Environment and Community Conference

The NSW Mining HSEC Conference will be held on 6-8 August 2018 – and now they want you to contribute to the program.

Each year they define the issues and highlight the challenges facing mining developments and operations in NSW with keynote presentations, inspirational stories, case studies, technical and regulatory updates and panel discussions.

You’re invited to submit a proposal to be part of the technical program and share your knowledge, experience and solutions with industry colleagues from around NSW.


They just need a short summary now of around 250 words describing the issue or project and the key take outs you want to get across.


Prevention of risk is the key to safety – can you afford to risk it?


Welcome to Safe Lace Industrial

We have all experienced the inconvenience of having to continually stop and retie our shoe/boot laces, but do you realise the danger that this can cause as well? It is a HUGE safety risk and with occupational health and safety, along with work safety having such a massive importance on worksites and at workplaces for everyone untied laces and tripping is one problem that has not had a solution to – until now.

The risk of tripping over untied laces could be a disaster while onsite, carrying something or operating machinery, or worse still walking on scaffolding you could not only injure yourself but could injure others in your path too! This can, in turn, cause insurance claims and premiums to rise and workers to need compensation and time off, something that no worker or employer wants to see happen.

We all know that “prevention is better than a cure”, so let Safe Lace Industrial supply the solution and allow you to prevent these incidents from happening once and for all! Safe Lace will lock the work boot laces in place and STOP them from coming undone until you decide to untie them. Can your site really afford not to take this precaution?

Imagine work boot laces that will never come undone again; safe and effective … every time! SAFE LACE INDUSTRIAL has been stringently tested on work boots of all styles and all lace types throughout factory work, construction, mining, building and more, and is currently having an important impact with proven results that Safe Lace Industrial is keeping workers safer in all these industries.

Be a part of the Safe Lace Industrial Revolution – Concentrate on the job at hand, not on your laces, leave that to Safe Lace Industrial … we’ve got it secured!

Prevention of Risk is the Key to Safety
Can you afford to risk it??
DON’T TRIP UP..….WEAR SAFE LACE

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