Conference Proceedings
New Leaders' 2005
Conference Proceedings
New Leaders' 2005
The AusIMM in conjunction with the AusIMM Southern Queensland Student Chapter hosted the 2005 New Leaders' Conference in Brisbane. This event is becoming an increasingly valuable tool for students, mining companies and professionals to interact, often for the first time.
The theme of the 2005 Conference was Balancing Career and Lifestyle in a Mining Industry Profession'. The conference invited a wide range of topics to be presented including new and innovative technical papers and topical issues that don't always fit into the normal technical proceedings.
The theme of the 2005 Conference was Balancing Career and Lifestyle in a Mining Industry Profession'. The conference invited a wide range of topics to be presented including new and innovative technical papers and topical issues that don't always fit into the normal technical proceedings.
Papers in collection
- The Influence of Vacation Employment upon Career Paths Go to Paper
- Learning to be Excellent Go to Paper
- The Coolest Job There Ever Was Go to Paper
- Engaging Generation Y with the Minerals Industry Go to Paper
- Developing a Comprehensive, Inclusive Tertiary Education and Training Model for the Minerals Industry Go to Paper
- Highwall Mapping Using Advanced Terrestrial Photogrammetry at BM Alliance Coal Operations, Queensland Go to Paper
- Lifestyle in Fly-in, Fly-Out Operations Versus Residential Operations: A Personal Comparison and Choice Go to Paper
- Work-Life Balance and Atypical Working Hours: Does FIFO Pass the Epicurean Test for Happiness? Go to Paper
- Wind From Asia - Asian Students' Involvement in Australia's Mining Industry Go to Paper
- Anglo Coal Australia - Graduates and the Future Go to Paper
- Health and Safety - A Key to Tomorrow Go to Paper
- New Blasting Initiation Technologies in the Mining Industry Go to Paper
- Mount Isa Copper Mines - Role of the Mining Engineer Go to Paper
- Balancing Career and Lifestyle as a Young Mining Professional Go to Paper
- Quantifying the Influence of Employees'Work-Life Balance on Organisational Productivity Go to Paper
Contributor(s):
S Blanco, S O’Hanlon, K Sommerville, D K Miller, D Stuart, R Tolhurst, T McNichol, A P Wilson, M Sarder, Y Guan, T B Baitch, B Ham, J Orbell, T M Woodroffe, M R Daley, B J Andrew, P Hissey, S R Fox, B J Fallon
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- Published: 2004
- Unique ID: PA-200503