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Early ticket release: WA Mining 2022

by Mining Journalist
August 3, 2022
in Events, News, Smart mining, Sponsored Editorial
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The ultimate event for mining and engineering professionals is back; the WA Mining Conference and Exhibition has opened early bird ticket sales, counting down to the conference on 12-13 October 2022.

Held in the heart of Perth at the Perth Conference and Exhibition Centre, WA Mining Conference and Exhibition showcases technical and digital innovation, bringing together suppliers, engineers and thought leaders for a two-day event.

This year’s expanded exhibition will showcase the latest tech and digital solutions across the entire mining value chain. The conference will bring together thought leaders, industry and academia to illustrate the technical and digital evolution transforming the mining industry in Western Australia, while showcasing the economic importance and the vital contribution the resource sector makes to both the state and federal economies.

Platinum partner Epiroc encourages industry, tech experts and site personnel to attend, with National Sales Manager Capital Equipment, Rod Hermann, saying that technology helps to move the needle in a number of key areas.

“Epiroc continues to live our motto, ‘Dare to Think New’, in an industry with rapidly evolving technologies to bring about higher levels of safety, efficiencies and sustainability for our customers. Partnering with WA Mining is just one way that we can help bring technology to the forefront of operations.”

WA Mining’s conference program features an impressive lineup of over 40 speakers, who will share their perspectives on opportunities facing the industry. The paid conference is complemented by the free-to-attend exhibition, which features technology demonstrations and workshop sessions presented by leading tech companies.

Over 90 tech and digital suppliers will be on display, including Epiroc, Acubis Technologies, Control Systems Technology, Atlas Copco, Emesent, Schlam, ifm efector and Sage Automation.

Exhibition Director, Samantha Martin, said the team is excited to bring the WA Mining Conference and Exhibition back to Perth, after two years of COVID disruption putting the event on hold.

“There’s so much on offer, particularly for site personnel, technology leads and engineers who are interested in integrating technology to work in a safer or smarter way. The technologies that are presented are extraordinarily eye-opening and certainly industry leading. We’re proud to make WA Mining Conference and Exhibition an event that really makes attendees think: whether that’s in the conference’s thought leadership sessions or the expo’s technological attractions.”

WA Mining Conference and Exhibition is where technical and digital innovation meets operational and executional excellence. From the opening address right through to the close of the conference on day two, there is so much to discover. Engineers, management, consultants, technology and business optimisation specialists should have this event in their calendar.

Early bird tickets close in just over three weeks, on 19th August. To register, visit waminingexpo.com.au.

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