ABOUT US
Andrew Tunstall
B.Eng(Hons) Mining Engineering
Andrew Tunstall is a mining engineer from Camborne School of Mines. He has worked for around 40 years in a variety of technical, management and regulatory roles in the mining and explosives industry in Australia and overseas. Andrew has spent 15 years as Tasmania's Chief Inspector of Mines, Principal Mining Inspector and Specialist Mining Advisor and is familiar with most aspects of health and safety at mines and quarries. He is a member of the Tasmanian Mine Safety Steering Committee, which is currently reviewing the Tasmanian mine safety legislation.
Jack Tunstall
B.Design
Jack Tunstall is a graduate of the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, who has worked in both computer-stationed and virtual reality related development projects. With additional experience in programming, 3D work, user-based experiences and the modern tech sphere, he maintains a wide net of contemporary knowledge.
What We Do
Mines and quarries are challenging workplaces, where workers are routinely exposed to a large number of hazards which create risks of death or serious injury. Modern health and safety legislation is designed to ensure that these risks are either eliminated or minimised, so far as is reasonably practicable. Our aim is to condense and simplify the relevant parts of the legislation so that it can be understood by mining personnel and to work with sites to apply it through their health and safety management systems. We recognise that mines are busy and dynamic workplaces and that mining staff have limited time available for training and systems development. Therefore, our consulting work and training is highly flexible and can be delivered on site and at times that are convenient for the business.