You can now keep track of all the exciting news relating to our Whyalla operations by following our global account @GFGAlliance.

RT @Mining_EnergySA: Congratulations to the finalists for the ‘Outstanding Trade, Operator or Technician Award’ as part of the South Austra….

RT @SIMECMining: Here's a host of reasons to explore a career with SIMEC Mining in Whyalla!.

RT @SIMECMining: Our Whyalla Port is open for business! #amazingsouthaus.

RT @Mining_EnergySA: The first edition of SACOME's 'Resourceful' magazine was included in @theTiser on Saturday. But if you missed it, jump….

Know a year 9 or 10 student in Whyalla that could benefit from personal development / assistance in finding a career after school? Encourage them to apply for this year's GFG Foundation School Program - applications close this Sunday 21 June at 9pm! .

Strict environmental controls are in place, with the State Government & EPA consulted and engaged prior to providing the necessary approvals. This video shows a container of the concentrate being loaded at the Whyalla Port, using water sprays to minimise potential fugitive dust.

We've announced a major port services contract with @OZMinerals to transport copper concentrate from their Carrapateena Mine through our Whyalla Port.

“This is the only facility in Australia with the capacity to handle vessels over 200 metres in length, so we hope this unique capability presents a genuine opportunity for ongoing DSR operations.".

“We’ve put a lot of work into attracting third parties to use our facility, so it’s great to see yet another opportunity coming to life.” General Manager Operational Transformation Greg McMillan.

SIMEC Mining has commenced work on the latest opportunity for our Whyalla Port operations – the first deconstruction, scrapping and recycling (DSR) of a decommissioned vessel.

Our update to the Whyalla community regarding the stringent COVID-19-related measures in place at our Whyalla Port operations. These aim to protect the health & safety of our employees, contractor partners & the local community, while helping ensure our ongoing operation.

Each truck is clearly numbered, allowing easy identification by members of the public in the event of any concerns.

We're starting a business-critical iron ore trucking campaign this week. As always, we've put in place stringent environmental & safety measures which we'll continually audit to ensure they meet community, regulatory & business expectations. Have any concerns? Call 0447 039 358

An update on our local response to the COVID-19 situation. Importantly, we've implemented significant measures to protect our people and operations, enabling them to continue. State and Federal Governments have also advised that our businesses remain essential.

We're informing residents in Whyalla and Iron Knob of changes to our current trucking campaign. See our release for more details, or contact Denise Sharp on 0447 039 358.

It was great to have the @PAFC senior leaders and coaches visit our operations as part of tomorrow's big match in Whyalla. Be sure to get your tickets (if you haven't already!) and enjoy a monumental day for Whyalla!.

We're keen to maximise safety during our upcoming trucking campaign, so are implementing a number of measures to minimise risks (see details below). Residents are encouraged to contact us if they have any concerns.

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