To expand on what Aaron was saying about coal, it's easy to say coal is bad when your children and yourself are being clothed, fed, housed and educated no matter what power source your electricity comes from. Cheap energy makes all that much less expensive and actually possible when you have so little money to go around. Getting the poor access to cheap energy gives them the economic ability to care about the environment.
but couldnt we give these developing nations our energy generated in AUS from off-shore wind or solar?? instead of selling them coal? sell them the power directly
@@VerraNewsNetworkwind and solar are more dangerous and damaging to the environment along with more expensive to produce operate and maintain than fossil fuels which are all natural byproducts of the formation of the earth’s crust. Wind and solar is also unreliable and not recyclable ontop of only having a 20 year lifespan and neither can be disposed of in a landfill because of the nickel, cadmium, lithium and fiberglass used in the manufactured components.
Thanks for finally coming out to Aus Aaron. I've been working in the Australian coal industry (as a geologist) since about 2002, mostly Bowen Basin, so, about 150km east of Bravus. Never worked in the Galillee Basin though. I'm hoping you enjoyed the paperwork you had to fill out to get on site :)
this can't be proven and is highly unlikely. there needs to have been life on a planet for there to be fossil fuels, it doesn't have to have intelligent life on it now, like we do on earth. the rarest elements are surely the whole slew of them that are radioactive, ie are unstable and decaying.
Once you realize this you see how much of a waste our entire worldwide industry is. Every bit of plastic floating in the ocean came from oil. All of it literally wasted. And we keep going, even faster if anything
Fantastic work Aaron & team from someone who worked FIFO mining in Australia, Mongolia, Laos, Kazakstan and India for over 25 years. The big girls are a different planet and your team does a great job at showing it how it is and without spin (you were very lucky to be there seafood night, big feed of prawns and oysters is not everyday). I trust that my old mate Cookie looked after you.
@@AaronWitt there would have been oysters, you just got there too late. Moreton Bay bugs if you are from Queensland. Balmain Bugs if you are from the state of New South Wales. It doesn’t matter where the fish were caught but you must pick a side. #Blues or #Maroons
Yeah, it seems people have extreme trouble keeping two thoughts in their head at the same time.. (as you say - this apply to people on both "sides"). Then they conjure up some flawed reasoning to keep their view without "conflict". "... This is actually helping the environment ... people will burn coal instead of wood" Then he goes on talking about why it's important/good for for the *people* without expanding on how the "burn coal instead of wood" is helping the *environment*. Which on the surface seams reasonable until you realize that access to wood is limited while access to oversea coal is almost limitless. And rich people consume more energy than poor people.
@user-gt6zb1yi5u clearly that was right after shift change over. Once up and running you can see the back log is gone and the operation is running smoothly. Good try though.
@user-gt6zb1yi5u you don't think before you start typing do you ? 🤣 , the only way it gets trucked up like that , is if there is hold up at the dump , floor clean up , filling blow hole , shift change , issue at start with digger , could be anything , it doesn't get trucked up like that in general , I should know , I work there and under that digger at times
@@AaronWitt I work at a large coal site in Australia, with two 4100 XPC and two 9800’s. and just last month, one of the 9800’s out-performed the 4100 XPC AC over a three month period. I think the fact that there’s less time lost with cable reroutes factors in, but very impressive regardless. Also, thanks for these videos on the Australian mining industry. It’s a nice to see support for our industry in such woke times.
It would awesome if you had a look at drill and blast. It’s often an overlooked aspect of mining. However, a very important part. would love to see some D90’s and loading of shots.
YES it would be FUN for a couple of days. I own my own Backhoe it's an old girl 1978 Dynahoe 190 my past jobs have been digging LONG trenches 😊 it gets tiring and repetitive. I get tired with my old girl just turning the soul in my garden. My Dynahoe was a Bucyrus Erie made brand, so I pretend to be a big mining backhoe excavator in my garden 😊 it does get tiring after a time, doing the same swing and dump over and over. I think it's the same for the drivers of those huge off road dumps. The same haul road back and forth. You have to really enjoy the work to stay at it.
What have loved to have seen more of the rail side of it as well Aaron, the great majority of people never get to see whats involved and how much there is in the rail side of things. Its also still a crucial part of mining to got the product from the mine site to the port for export.
Excellent job with your justification for coal. This looked like a great opportunity for you to see all those massive machines in action. Great content!!
Hi Aaron, thanks! I remember that this project bough a lot of trucks CAT 795F in last 2017, bu here in your video not saw neither and maybe all these changed to CAT 796. What happen with that greater fleet of CAT 795F´s?
Good video as usual. I did a google search and found out the name of the mine and where it is, but it would have been useful if you included the name of the mine, and roughly where it is in Australia. It's a big country. It's like saying "This is a mine, with big equipment, and it's in America!"
A little ironic that the coal is exported to Asia where many of the EV cars are build and exported to Europe. Germany has banned coal and now they have big problems to get enough energy. Other contries are forced to export green energy like hydro and wind energy thru agreements made by the EU. The consequense is that electricity prize is sky rocketing because of the larger demands for clean energy.
Don't worry in Australia we have more than our fair share of imbecile politicians, we're sitting on all this good coal that we are exporting meanwhile they are shutting down our coal fired power stations and replacing them with wind mills and solar panels.
When I was a child I played in my sand box with my Tonka toys. My father told me "son find something you enjoy doing no matter what it is. If you really enjoy doing it. Then you will get good at It and the money will follow." Well I turned Lincoln Logs into house . Then turned the sand box into doing dirt work. I am busy sometimes 100 hours a week. But I have been a very successful business. Then to top it off in 20 years I have never worked a day in my life. Make sure you never tell your kids they can't turn their dreams and passion into reality. As long as big government keeps its hand out of their pocket. The American government is the biggest cartel on the planet. Pablo Escobar was far less dangerous and far more trustworthy. The goverments best person is far worse of a person than Pablo was. I'm talking the ones in charge not the ones that think they are putting their life on the line to protect their children's freedoms. The Rothchilds and Rockefellers need removed from the planet. That would be the best start ever in the history of mankind.
Great video on not only showing the equipment and technology, but explaining the role of coal. It is a vital resource that the US and Australia has an abundance of available. If not coal, what is the answer????
Great video. We hear a lot about the money it earns us in superannuation and governments talk about its tax revenue. Its great to see one in operation though and ive lived here in Australia all my life.!
People who are struggling to survive don't have time or energy to care about the environment. Lifting people out of poverty with affordable energy is the best way to help the planet.
I'm amazed you hadn't seen double benching before it works for small civil excavators you see guys struggling to reach trucks sitting on top of the stockpile when you can walk forward loading the top out and then clean up on your way back and reaching the trucks with ease
Hello everyone nice to meet you .I am from nepal.i am heavy equipment operator.i operator Jcb backhoe, Wheel loader, Excavator, Bubcat, ROAD ROLLER, Dumtruck 😊, Forklift etc bro
14:14 why so many hydraulic hoses?! Is this perhaps the cheapest way to run giant cylinders? That is- run lots of off the shelf normal hoses instead of special big ones?
Cracking video!! Australian mining is the most attractive kinda working life.... well paid AND a great working environment so it seems anyway!! Wonder how long it takes an operators to get driving the big stuff though ???
6:30 I guess that in Québec, our notion of "remote" is different. We've built 100km long power lines to mines. Heck, the most of the dams that power our cities are a thousand kilometers north and some of theses lines continue another 500 kms into the state of New York to export electricity. Something that is "remote" quite literally has to be at the northern tip of the province, where the only way in and out is by plane or boat.
I only worked at a remote mine with a camp for about 3 weeks, I was a contractor during a ZTE. Back then I thought it sucked, but these days, I can see the appeal. Red Dog mine, AK
Nice video really informative seeing those big machines at work is really jaw dropping, can you do one at RIO TINTOs autonomous mines. One thing though all other developed continents keep telling Africa to switch to other energy sources and ditch coal, yet the same developed continents still use and import coal, its baffling really.
What type of and size of Mechanic Trucks do they use on site to repair the 796 mine trucks should they break down in the mine excavation area or on the haul roads? Are they specialized trucks or do they just load and tow the 796s back to the mine shop?
I'm a mechanic at a surface copper mine running 793s. Our field service trucks are pretty standard Super Duty chassis trucks with a service bed, crane, compressor, and welder. Where possible, trucks are repaired out in the field. Most issues are field-repairable (blown lines, starter failures, electrical problems, brake rotochambers) and the truck can be released without going to the shop. For more major problems, we get the truck to a state where it can be safely driven to the shop for further repair. If it absolutely cannot be driven, it's towed to the shop with a wrecker built off a 789 chassis.
@@Porty1119 Thanks for the info, I was curious if the service/mechanic trucks for mining machines were specialized specifically for the large equipment or the typical service truck as used in our earthmoving fleet ie. the two Kenworth T880s with a IMT Dominator IV Body with 14,000 lb cranes and Miller Pro 800 welders we currently run. I’d like to see the wrecker mounted on the 789 chassis, has to be the largest wrecker in existence lol. Thanks again for the info 👍👍
Sir, I am a mine truck operator ( Haulpak dumper operator) in India.. Have well heavy dumper operator experience from oman. Saudi Arabia dumper operator driveing skill.. But now I want to joining Australia mineing driver job post. So kindly guide how I apply for this post... Please anybody help to me.
Aaron I’m retired and I live in QUEENSLAND I’m interested in how many Australian companies if any you actually work with thru your company. I’m sure many people who follow you have no idea what your company actually does, they probably think you just travel and visit these mining and earthmoving businesses around the world.
coal also has hundreds of thousands of other uses outside of cosmetics. i used activated carbon in my gardening constantly and some of the medication that keeps me alive and happy is made with coal byproducts. if it wasn't for coal mining billions of people, insects, animals and creatures wouldn't have access to clean, filtered and uncontaminated water as well.
Kepingin sekali mengoperasikan excavator sebesar ini, pernah mengoperasikan excavator di malaysia tambang batu besi Hitachi 700pc. Bisakah saudara Bawa Saya ke perusahan ini?
12:43 i get you kinda need to spin it in a good light no matter how hard it is, and the point you made technically isnt incorrect except 75% of our coal goes to japan, china, taiwan and korea, all of which are developed enough to not be reliant, india gets another 13% and theyre further behind and has a lot more areas where coal is useful not to mention only 70% of coal is exported, we burn 30% of the coal ourselves and we sure as shit arent using it to replace wood fire its abit of a stretch
Those countries you named that take 75% of our coal are importing mostly steel making coal not thermal coal, bevause like you said they are developed nations. That mine is sending thermal coal for power generation exclusively to India.
@@claytonnicholson830 yeah 40% of our thermal coal goes to japan... and another 25% goes to south korea and taiwan. theres plenty of thermal coal being mined that doesnt need to be, especially if its brown coal. big example being the 130million tons of thermal coal we use ourselves. the most immediately step we should take is just entirely stop the mining of lignite, its straight up garbage and has no place in utility/industrial scale applications, sure its usable at home scale for developing countries but thats worse for their health than burning wood, albiet better for the environment
Burning coal helps minimize deforestation. Deforestation not only releases carbon, but it also exposes the ground to erosion and the river estuary environments and oceans to silting problems. Buening coal in the short run allows cooking with microwave ovens instead of wood. The leapfrog to microwaves is more efficient than natural gas and electric element cooking, too. There are a lot of ways developing nations are skipping damaging steps in technology development so they are not creating the hidden costs we are still paying for learning the harder way.
If coal is so cool, why don't the Aussies set up a plant to make electricity to use to operate the mine.? Do you disagree that there isn't any economical way to burn coal in a way that doesn't create pollution? And the follow along question has to be do you think adding even more pollution to mother nature is a good idea?
It’s cool to see you documenting Australian mining as it isn’t documented much it’s almost like a hidden world unless you work in it
yeah we worked for a long time to make this trip happen
@@AaronWittI could only imagine the amount of paperwork to get onsite
Nice video
To expand on what Aaron was saying about coal, it's easy to say coal is bad when your children and yourself are being clothed, fed, housed and educated no matter what power source your electricity comes from. Cheap energy makes all that much less expensive and actually possible when you have so little money to go around. Getting the poor access to cheap energy gives them the economic ability to care about the environment.
but couldnt we give these developing nations our energy generated in AUS from off-shore wind or solar?? instead of selling them coal? sell them the power directly
bingo. We're saying no more coal after building our entire societies with it
@@VerraNewsNetwork they don't want intermittent power either 😂😂😂
@@VerraNewsNetworkwind and solar are more dangerous and damaging to the environment along with more expensive to produce operate and maintain than fossil fuels which are all natural byproducts of the formation of the earth’s crust. Wind and solar is also unreliable and not recyclable ontop of only having a 20 year lifespan and neither can be disposed of in a landfill because of the nickel, cadmium, lithium and fiberglass used in the manufactured components.
A bit misleading coal is a tremendous pollutant and needs to be phased out as soon as possible, we all know this
Thanks for finally coming out to Aus Aaron.
I've been working in the Australian coal industry (as a geologist) since about 2002, mostly Bowen Basin, so, about 150km east of Bravus. Never worked in the Galillee Basin though.
I'm hoping you enjoyed the paperwork you had to fill out to get on site :)
it actually wasn't bad!! Bravus made it easy!
The Aussie term for that type of digging is double bench
Fun fact: Coal is one of the rarest materials in the universe and will never form again in large amounts due to the conditions required to create it.
this can't be proven and is highly unlikely. there needs to have been life on a planet for there to be fossil fuels, it doesn't have to have intelligent life on it now, like we do on earth.
the rarest elements are surely the whole slew of them that are radioactive, ie are unstable and decaying.
Libtard
Once you realize this you see how much of a waste our entire worldwide industry is. Every bit of plastic floating in the ocean came from oil. All of it literally wasted. And we keep going, even faster if anything
@@ISureDont The profits tho. That's literally it, it's just greed
how could this be true if the earth is only 200 years old?
Fantastic work Aaron & team from someone who worked FIFO mining in Australia, Mongolia, Laos, Kazakstan and India for over 25 years. The big girls are a different planet and your team does a great job at showing it how it is and without spin (you were very lucky to be there seafood night, big feed of prawns and oysters is not everyday). I trust that my old mate Cookie looked after you.
bay bugs!!!
@@AaronWitt there would have been oysters, you just got there too late. Moreton Bay bugs if you are from Queensland. Balmain Bugs if you are from the state of New South Wales. It doesn’t matter where the fish were caught but you must pick a side. #Blues or #Maroons
Eating seafood no where near the ocean is a no from me
It’s great to see you capturing Australian mining-it’s rarely documented and feels like a hidden world unless you’re part of it.
Or if your towns being ruined by the mines😅
lots of propaganda on both sides. It's dirty, it's important. These facts should be able to coexist in a human mind
Like the anus.
Yeah, it seems people have extreme trouble keeping two thoughts in their head at the same time.. (as you say - this apply to people on both "sides"). Then they conjure up some flawed reasoning to keep their view without "conflict".
"... This is actually helping the environment ... people will burn coal instead of wood" Then he goes on talking about why it's important/good for for the *people* without expanding on how the "burn coal instead of wood" is helping the *environment*. Which on the surface seams reasonable until you realize that access to wood is limited while access to oversea coal is almost limitless. And rich people consume more energy than poor people.
That is what you call a true mass excavation operator! Smooth and highly productive.
Productive ? Look how many trucks waiting 👀
@user-gt6zb1yi5u clearly that was right after shift change over. Once up and running you can see the back log is gone and the operation is running smoothly. Good try though.
@@noelinator your opinion pinhead 🥴
@user-gt6zb1yi5u you don't think before you start typing do you ? 🤣 , the only way it gets trucked up like that , is if there is hold up at the dump , floor clean up , filling blow hole , shift change , issue at start with digger , could be anything , it doesn't get trucked up like that in general , I should know , I work there and under that digger at times
kept hitting the soft stops
That 9800 can match or outdig a 4100 rope shovel in the right conditions.
yeah it's amazing
@@AaronWitt I work at a large coal site in Australia, with two 4100 XPC and two 9800’s. and just last month, one of the 9800’s out-performed the 4100 XPC AC over a three month period.
I think the fact that there’s less time lost with cable reroutes factors in, but very impressive regardless.
Also, thanks for these videos on the Australian mining industry. It’s a nice to see support for our industry in such woke times.
Spectacular vision. Nice to see some balanced reporting on the role of mining and the importance of coal to people on struggle street in SE Asia.
It would awesome if you had a look at drill and blast. It’s often an overlooked aspect of mining. However, a very important part. would love to see some D90’s and loading of shots.
yeah timing is everything on blasts
What a badass job this is!! I'd take this any day then sitting 12 hours in an office.
YES it would be FUN for a couple of days. I own my own Backhoe it's an old girl
1978 Dynahoe 190 my past jobs have been digging LONG trenches 😊 it gets tiring and repetitive. I get tired with my old girl just turning the soul in my garden. My Dynahoe was a Bucyrus Erie made brand, so I pretend to be a big mining backhoe excavator in my garden 😊 it does get tiring after a time, doing the same swing and dump over and over. I think it's the same for the drivers of those huge off road dumps. The same haul road back and forth. You have to really enjoy the work to stay at it.
It’s so monotonous and repetitive. Especially what they’re doing here
@ISureDont That's why as operators we consume copious amounts of uppers and downers ... the whole industry thrives on em champ
Then? That’s a long day!
Fantastic for you to tell the public that Coal is lifting millions out of poverty!! Its not often that you hear this very real point of view.👍
But why pretend it's also good the environment...
Just told the wife that I'll be back in two months - I'm going to Australia! Appreciate the content.
I’m five minutes in and this is the coolest thing I have EVER seen. Guys will see this and just say hell yeah
Talk about childhood dreams😂
Not everyone thinks like a child
@ not everyone’s a dickhead either, but I can be
These giant machines bring good life to people
Why do they run Liebherr excavators and Caterpillar haul trucks? Why not just one brand?
Because leighberr make better diggers and cat run reliable trucks with plenty availability in Australia with parts etc
What have loved to have seen more of the rail side of it as well Aaron, the great majority of people never get to see whats involved and how much there is in the rail side of things. Its also still a crucial part of mining to got the product from the mine site to the port for export.
Thanks to the Mining Company
Excellent job with your justification for coal. This looked like a great opportunity for you to see all those massive machines in action. Great content!!
Justification off coal lol one or the other is needed n coal is Way better then Eva n batteries
@@ronniewilliz153 ??????
thanks for watching!!
@@AaronWitt talk about the effect of coal ash pond I work in one everyday cleaning one out . Get In touch with saiia construction
Hi Aaron, thanks!
I remember that this project bough a lot of trucks CAT 795F in last 2017, bu here in your video not saw neither and maybe all these changed to CAT 796.
What happen with that greater fleet of CAT 795F´s?
Good video as usual. I did a google search and found out the name of the mine and where it is, but it would have been useful if you included the name of the mine, and roughly where it is in Australia. It's a big country. It's like saying "This is a mine, with big equipment, and it's in America!"
A little ironic that the coal is exported to Asia where many of the EV cars are build and exported to Europe. Germany has banned coal and now they have big problems to get enough energy. Other contries are forced to export green energy like hydro and wind energy thru agreements made by the EU. The consequense is that electricity prize is sky rocketing because of the larger demands for clean energy.
Consequently, coal, uranium, and copper prices will continue to climb. So-called clean energy is bunk, but it's a boon for the mining industry.
Germany stopped nuclear and is opening more coal mines
Don't worry in Australia we have more than our fair share of imbecile politicians, we're sitting on all this good coal that we are exporting meanwhile they are shutting down our coal fired power stations and replacing them with wind mills and solar panels.
Germany has ignite mines, some of the biggest in the world, sifter brown coal,
I work here in the wash plant and actually seen you guys filming this a few months ago. Had no idea who you were though 😂
As a child, I always wanted to play with heavy equipment. As an adult, I want to play with them even more!
When I was a child I played in my sand box with my Tonka toys. My father told me "son find something you enjoy doing no matter what it is. If you really enjoy doing it. Then you will get good at It and the money will follow." Well I turned Lincoln Logs into house . Then turned the sand box into doing dirt work. I am busy sometimes 100 hours a week. But I have been a very successful business. Then to top it off in 20 years I have never worked a day in my life. Make sure you never tell your kids they can't turn their dreams and passion into reality. As long as big government keeps its hand out of their pocket. The American government is the biggest cartel on the planet. Pablo Escobar was far less dangerous and far more trustworthy. The goverments best person is far worse of a person than Pablo was. I'm talking the ones in charge not the ones that think they are putting their life on the line to protect their children's freedoms. The Rothchilds and Rockefellers need removed from the planet. That would be the best start ever in the history of mankind.
@@ericculver115You had me in the first half, not gonna lie.
Me too, can only dream
So how long till you go to the super pit to see mass gold production on another level ?
hoping to get out to WA next trip
Ahhh might see you while I'm at work then hahaha
Great job buddy! Thanks for sharing this video 🙏🙏
As usual nice shooting, remind me good memories of a past life :)
Great video on not only showing the equipment and technology, but explaining the role of coal. It is a vital resource that the US and Australia has an abundance of available. If not coal, what is the answer????
♥️ True 👏 👏 👏
Coal is actually cleaner than water✅it is in the Bible 🤏 #FuckEarth
Nuclear is the only true alternative.
Took the words out of my mouth!
Hydrogen?
@@supercancer273 Hydrogen is an energy storage method, not an energy source in itself.
great video bro
12:45 Well said and explained!!
It would have been interesting to see the coal cleaning process.
Great video. We hear a lot about the money it earns us in superannuation and governments talk about its tax revenue. Its great to see one in operation though and ive lived here in Australia all my life.!
I was wondering how deep a cut to get to the coal
How much over burden is on top of that and how thick is the coal seam there?
People who are struggling to survive don't have time or energy to care about the environment. Lifting people out of poverty with affordable energy is the best way to help the planet.
Bailing with a Excavator 12hrs a day 7 days a week...not for me, I'll pass it on. Interesting video.
I'm amazed you hadn't seen double benching before it works for small civil excavators you see guys struggling to reach trucks sitting on top of the stockpile when you can walk forward loading the top out and then clean up on your way back and reaching the trucks with ease
Hello everyone nice to meet you .I am from nepal.i am heavy equipment operator.i operator Jcb backhoe, Wheel loader, Excavator, Bubcat, ROAD ROLLER, Dumtruck 😊, Forklift etc bro
Need to go to the Western Australia iron ore
next trip!
So these guys are rolling coal - literally. 😂😂😁😁😜😜
someone's gotta do it
Great vid Aaron keep it up👌
thanks for watching mate
14:14 why so many hydraulic hoses?! Is this perhaps the cheapest way to run giant cylinders?
That is- run lots of off the shelf normal hoses instead of special big ones?
Im watching this video from my camp room at a coal mine in the bowen basin.
Like why i just need to head to work and go work on this shit for real.
What loader did they have there
Liebherr 9800 , didn't you see it ?
Sorry i should have say front end loader haha not the digger u cant miss the 9800 haha we got 3 at lake Vermont 2 9600 and 3 996 3 9400 and 1 9150 too
Those excavators are just absolutely amazing 80 tons per scoop that one scoop could for regular over the road dump trucks
The shear size of those machines is just incredible
it's hard to believe
Aaron have looked into the kalimantan coal mine in Indonesia? Or looked into Sumatra coal mine at bukit asam?
A young Mike rowe from dirty jobs, now it’s construction jobs with Aaron Witt!
you're too kind
you guys should come to lake Vermont in Dysart, Queensland to see the automative dozers and drills bro
Cracking video!! Australian mining is the most attractive kinda working life.... well paid AND a great working environment so it seems anyway!! Wonder how long it takes an operators to get driving the big stuff though ???
If I was living a different live I'd be giving a serious thought to working at a spot like this!!
Trucks I'd easy but loading units is definitely harder
I hope I can also join there as an Auto Electrician
6:30 I guess that in Québec, our notion of "remote" is different. We've built 100km long power lines to mines. Heck, the most of the dams that power our cities are a thousand kilometers north and some of theses lines continue another 500 kms into the state of New York to export electricity. Something that is "remote" quite literally has to be at the northern tip of the province, where the only way in and out is by plane or boat.
This is a relatively new mine out by itself, so they haven't got there with electricity yet
Totally amazing!
Why does this 9800 not use the bucket that empties from the bottom would it not be quicker in loading like this. 5:20 like the reverse of this one
Liebherr only make the 9800 in excavator form, I'm sure, lots of mines use both types of diggers for their operations. No expert tho
Is the USB thumbdrive that's plugged into the radio inside of the excavator because they are not allowed phones in the pit?
I wish I was a young man again, I think I would give it a go in Australia.
thanks to adani and australia for providing coal to the people in need
How is it worse for the environment to burn wood rather than coal?
You can’t mine it at the same rate
Insert some photos you're taking while machines are moving
noted
Go to Longyearbyen, Spitsbergen. Spectacular mining town. But go before the government shuts down Mine 7.
I only worked at a remote mine with a camp for about 3 weeks, I was a contractor during a ZTE. Back then I thought it sucked, but these days, I can see the appeal. Red Dog mine, AK
How one can apply to work in Australia,i can operate a Cat 777 2 years of experience in the open cast mining *South African*
Does anyone know how old this coal deposit is? I am imagining that the organic material that created this must be 100M+ years old.
Great show more in cab very interesting
You should come to the Pilbara region of Western Australia and see Rio Tinto’s iron ore operations that’ll blow your mind
Lol , then he will get to see what paper work is!
OMG, IS Right!!! What a Awesome Excavator! How $ much cost for
at my place we do double front loading. to increase production, but with the condition of a standard loading area to remain safe.
It would be interesting to know the salery of a backhoe Operator !?
Aaron have you looked into the Donkin coal mine in Cape Breton NS, Canada, supposed to be one of if not, the biggest sub-marine mine in the world
Its à dream to operate such a monster
Thank you Aaron well explained, coal we still need it no matter what.
great video
Nice video really informative seeing those big machines at work is really jaw dropping, can you do one at RIO TINTOs autonomous mines. One thing though all other developed continents keep telling Africa to switch to other energy sources and ditch coal, yet the same developed continents still use and import coal, its baffling really.
funny enough we are doing a video with Rio Tinto in a few weeks
excellent really enjoyed watching this big massive thankyou qnd be save you and your crew
respect peace brother.
the mining industry is fascinating, and the next century is going to depend on it! thanks for sharing!
How do i get a job in Australia doing this if I live in cali?
holy crap dude. freaking amazing footage. that is my dream job
COAL IS KING!!
Nice video.. thank you bro
What type of and size of Mechanic Trucks do they use on site to repair the 796 mine trucks should they break down in the mine excavation area or on the haul roads? Are they specialized trucks or do they just load and tow the 796s back to the mine shop?
yeah they do but it's rare
I'm a mechanic at a surface copper mine running 793s. Our field service trucks are pretty standard Super Duty chassis trucks with a service bed, crane, compressor, and welder. Where possible, trucks are repaired out in the field. Most issues are field-repairable (blown lines, starter failures, electrical problems, brake rotochambers) and the truck can be released without going to the shop. For more major problems, we get the truck to a state where it can be safely driven to the shop for further repair. If it absolutely cannot be driven, it's towed to the shop with a wrecker built off a 789 chassis.
@@Porty1119 Thanks for the info, I was curious if the service/mechanic trucks for mining machines were specialized specifically for the large equipment or the typical service truck as used in our earthmoving fleet ie. the two Kenworth T880s with a IMT Dominator IV Body with 14,000 lb cranes and Miller Pro 800 welders we currently run. I’d like to see the wrecker mounted on the 789 chassis, has to be the largest wrecker in existence lol. Thanks again for the info 👍👍
Sir, I am a mine truck operator ( Haulpak dumper operator) in India.. Have well heavy dumper operator experience from oman. Saudi Arabia dumper operator driveing skill.. But now I want to joining Australia mineing driver job post. So kindly guide how I apply for this post... Please anybody help to me.
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Aaron I’m retired and I live in QUEENSLAND I’m interested in how many Australian companies if any you actually work with thru your company.
I’m sure many people who follow you have no idea what your company actually does, they probably think you just travel and visit these mining and earthmoving businesses around the world.
any opportunity for hydraulic shavel operator?
coal also has hundreds of thousands of other uses outside of cosmetics.
i used activated carbon in my gardening constantly and some of the medication that keeps me alive and happy is made with coal byproducts. if it wasn't for coal mining billions of people, insects, animals and creatures wouldn't have access to clean, filtered and uncontaminated water as well.
I am you big fan brother I am heavy equipment operator bro
Thank you for this, but I'm interested how they handle fires in the coal pit? I would imagine that would be the worst case scenario...
Kepingin sekali mengoperasikan excavator sebesar ini, pernah mengoperasikan excavator di malaysia tambang batu besi Hitachi 700pc. Bisakah saudara Bawa Saya ke perusahan ini?
cool show..i am a liken this channel.
12:43 i get you kinda need to spin it in a good light no matter how hard it is, and the point you made technically isnt incorrect
except 75% of our coal goes to japan, china, taiwan and korea, all of which are developed enough to not be reliant, india gets another 13% and theyre further behind and has a lot more areas where coal is useful
not to mention only 70% of coal is exported, we burn 30% of the coal ourselves and we sure as shit arent using it to replace wood fire
its abit of a stretch
most coal from here goes to India
Those countries you named that take 75% of our coal are importing mostly steel making coal not thermal coal, bevause like you said they are developed nations. That mine is sending thermal coal for power generation exclusively to India.
@@claytonnicholson830 yeah 40% of our thermal coal goes to japan... and another 25% goes to south korea and taiwan.
theres plenty of thermal coal being mined that doesnt need to be, especially if its brown coal.
big example being the 130million tons of thermal coal we use ourselves.
the most immediately step we should take is just entirely stop the mining of lignite, its straight up garbage and has no place in utility/industrial scale applications,
sure its usable at home scale for developing countries but thats worse for their health than burning wood, albiet better for the environment
what language are they speaking what country is this? Dutch-land, im thinking.
Australia they speak English
Burning coal helps minimize deforestation. Deforestation not only releases carbon, but it also exposes the ground to erosion and the river estuary environments and oceans to silting problems. Buening coal in the short run allows cooking with microwave ovens instead of wood. The leapfrog to microwaves is more efficient than natural gas and electric element cooking, too. There are a lot of ways developing nations are skipping damaging steps in technology development so they are not creating the hidden costs we are still paying for learning the harder way.
4:35 Santa clauses bad a** brother uncle Rick
they call burning wood green energy in Denmark and EU
When will you come to South africa. Would love to see what you think of the mines and equipment we have.
I hope to some day
9800s in top soil double benching...oh how I wish...mine digs in stuff that our drills have trouble putting holes in...😢
Saying that burning coal is better for enviroment than wood is Ridiculous.
If coal is so cool, why don't the Aussies set up a plant to make electricity to use to operate the mine.? Do you disagree that there isn't any economical way to burn coal in a way that doesn't create pollution? And the follow along question has to be do you think adding even more pollution to mother nature is a good idea?
Best videos out there … Thanks