Improving mine and port efficiencies and productivity through best bulk material handling practices
23 - 25 January 2008
Sheraton Towers Singapore
BULK MATERIALS HANDLING will feature some of the most interesting and insightful mining case studies from across the bulk materials industry. This business-critical forum will also showcase some of the major mine and port expansions currently being undertaken around the region.
Eliminating capacity bottlenecks while maximizing infrastructure developments has been at the forefront of many mining stakeholders within the industry.
No other forum offers in-depth discussion, exchange of information and networking amongst mining operators, contractors, port owners and managers; enabling you to remain competitive in the mining industry.
IBC Asia’s Bulk Material Handling Asia will combine real-life field experience from the mining industry across the Asia Pacific region with the most innovative global practices; showcasing the latest ideas and best practices you can use to make sure your bulk materials handling operations remain at its optimal level at an increased rate of efficiency. Register you and your team today!
IBC Asia’s inaugural Bulk Materials Handling will feature some of the most interesting and insightful mining case studies from across the bulk materials industry. Highlights include:
• Designing and planning your bulk materials handling facility
• Improving handling operations to increase efficiency
• Effective bulk material transportation by rail and barges
• Efficiency, expansion and connectivity of Indian and Indonesian ports
• Managing contractors safety for bulk material handling operations
• Streamlining bulk materials handling systems at ports to reduce bottlenecking
• Integrating port and transport capacity planning
• Implementing an efficient and cost-effective conveyor belt system to meet bulk material handling needs
PLUS! Do not miss the practical, interactive hands-on workshops:
Friday 25 January 2008 •
Workshop A: 09.00 – 12.00
DESIGNING AND IMPLEMENTING CONVEYOR SYSTEMS FOR YOUR BULK MATERIALS HANDLING OPERATIONS
Dale is a mechanical engineer with particular expertise in materials handling. He has worked for Connell Wagner on the Dalian Xizui Grain Terminal, Jilin Grain Handling port development in China and coal handling projects in New South Wales and Queensland, Australia. Dale recently transferred to the Jakarta office to lead the materials handling group and work on coal handling projects in Kalimantan.
BMH 2008 Singapore
Bulk Materials Handling
Improving mine and port efficiencies and productivity through best bulk material handling practices
23 - 25 January 2008
Sheraton Towers Singapore
BULK MATERIALS HANDLING will feature some of the most interesting and insightful mining case studies from across the bulk materials industry. This business-critical forum will also showcase some of the major mine and port expansions currently being undertaken around the region.
Eliminating capacity bottlenecks while maximizing infrastructure developments has been at the forefront of many mining stakeholders within the industry.
No other forum offers in-depth discussion, exchange of information and networking amongst mining operators, contractors, port owners and managers; enabling you to remain competitive in the mining industry.
IBC Asia’s Bulk Material Handling Asia will combine real-life field experience from the mining industry across the Asia Pacific region with the most innovative global practices; showcasing the latest ideas and best practices you can use to make sure your bulk materials handling operations remain at its optimal level at an increased rate of efficiency. Register you and your team today!
IBC Asia’s inaugural Bulk Materials Handling will feature some of the most interesting and insightful mining case studies from across the bulk materials industry. Highlights include:
• Designing and planning your bulk materials handling facility
• Improving handling operations to increase efficiency
• Effective bulk material transportation by rail and barges
• Efficiency, expansion and connectivity of Indian and Indonesian ports
• Managing contractors safety for bulk material handling operations
• Streamlining bulk materials handling systems at ports to reduce bottlenecking
• Integrating port and transport capacity planning
• Implementing an efficient and cost-effective conveyor belt system to meet bulk material handling needs
PLUS! Do not miss the practical, interactive hands-on workshops:
Friday 25 January 2008 •
Workshop A: 09.00 – 12.00
DESIGNING AND IMPLEMENTING CONVEYOR SYSTEMS FOR YOUR BULK MATERIALS HANDLING OPERATIONS
Friday 25 January 2008 •
Workshop B: 13.00 – 16.00
EFFECTIVE PORT OPERATIONS AND MANAGEMENT
Contacts:
For registration enquiries,
Email: register@ibcasia.com.sg
Tel: +65-6514 3180
For enquiries about special rates for groups,
Email: groups@ibcasia.com.sg
About Your Workshop Leader
Dale is a mechanical engineer with particular expertise in materials handling. He has worked for Connell Wagner on the Dalian Xizui Grain Terminal, Jilin Grain Handling port development in China and coal handling projects in New South Wales and Queensland, Australia. Dale recently transferred to the Jakarta office to lead the materials handling group and work on coal handling projects in Kalimantan.
Hear From Key Industry Players
•PT FREEPORT INDONESIA
•PT BANPU INDONESIA
•RAIL VIKAS NIGAM
•THIESS-SEDGMAN JOINT VENTURE
•CENTENNIAL COAL
•METSO MINERALS
•QUEENSLAND RAIL LIMITED
•PT CONNELL WAGNER
•CONNELL HATCH
•SINCLAIR KNIGHT MERZ
•LOGMARIN
•BMT GROUP
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