Occupational Safety Risk Management: A Planning Model to Optimise Resource Allocation - Application to the Western Australian Mining Industry
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2025-04-27
Date
2023Supervisor
Eric Lilford
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Thesis
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PhD
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Science and Engineering
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WA School of Mines: Mineral, Energy and Chemical Engineering
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Abstract
This research ascertains whether a single-objective optimisation model can be successfully employed to assist in managing safety risks in the West Australian metalliferous underground mining industry. The research encompasses the development and commensurate use of a quadratic programming model which was run through IBM CPLEX software. The model ultimately recommends the combination of control measures necessary to be implemented in order to achieve the optimal risk-reduction per dollar invested in safety-risk mitigation.
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