Ausenco Rylson

13/09/2017

Today across Ausenco is R U OK? Day, an annual awareness initiative we have been participating in for the past 5 years highlighting the importance of looking after our mental and emotional health and empowering everyone to meaningfully connect with the people around us.

The simple question of asking 'R U Ok?' can have a powerful impact on ourselves and the people around us by strengthening everyone's sense of belonging by knowing people are there for us.

A conversation could change a life, who will you ask?

Find out more about 'RU OK Day' including useful tools, resources and support services at https://www.ruok.org.au/

01/09/2017

The use of conventional carbon ‘regeneration’ kilns in gold processing could be limiting the commercial success of gold operations by millions of dollars a year according to new research led by Ausenco Experts Drs Jeff Claflin and Stephen La Brooy. Their work found that the modification or replacement of kilns to permit good carbon reactivation can significantly reduce the amount of gold lost to tailings. Read the abstract of a paper to be presented by Dr Jeff Claflin at MetPlant201, 12 September, Perth, Australia. (https://lnkd.in/g2eDs6W ). For MetPlant2017 details visit: https://lnkd.in/gxTTH7t

23/08/2017

Meet Diana Bennett – Manager, Food and Beverage Group at Ausenco. Diana has extensive experience in food process engineering including sanitary design for safe food and beverage manufacturing facilities. Learn more about Diana and what she brings to this dynamic industry. http://ow.ly/tXol30ezEyw

02/07/2017

Our engineers work across the globe, encountering many different environments. Wherever we work, we challenge the boundaries of engineering without compromising our core values.Learn more about the cold climate solutions for the Pascua Lama high altitude tailings storage facility in Argentina: http://ow.ly/gl9Y30cUCDi

18/06/2017

Another great safety citizen illustration as featured in the 2017 Ausenco HSEC Calendar 2017. All illustrations were drawn by children of Ausenco employees globally and aged between 2 and 14 years. View all the safety citizen entries at https://www.facebook.com/pg/Ausenco/photos/?tab=album&album_id=1543517725677763

‘Safe travel options: on the road’ is an illustration by Emersyn from Honiara, Solomon Islands, to demonstrate the Journey Safety check 'Choose safe travel options'.
Each year, Ausenco publish a Calendar with illustrations of Health, Safety, Community & Environment (HSEC) messages created by children from around the world. For 2017, the theme focuses on Journey Management and Safety to remind us all that no matter how far or where we travel we should always consider the 6 checks for Journey Safety.
For more information about our commitment to healthy and safety, visit http://www.ausenco.com/health-and-safety

29/05/2017

In his latest white paper ‘The breakdown of trust and the implications for project success’, Ron Douglas, Ausenco EVP Global Project Delivery, explains the ‘4 seeds’ of project failure and strategies on how to avoid them. Read and download the white paper at www.ausenco.com/implications-of-lost-trust

25/05/2017

What's in it for me (WIIFM)? In the his second article, Steve Koro, Mining Practice Lead at Ausenco Rylson believes it is vital to address this question when engaging internal stakeholders on Asset Improvement projects. Read the full article at http://ow.ly/cVND30bZmRN

I think we all know that sustainable operation and continuous improvement of industrial assets are essential for long term profitability. There should be an agreed Strategic Asset Management Plan (SAMP) that has been prepared following a set process which includes evaluation of business goals and ob...

05/05/2017

In the first of his two articles, Steve Koro (Ausenco Rylsons' Mining Practice Lead) writes '... in the current economic climate of soft commodity prices and increasing costs, mining companies that will see their operations sur­vive downturn, are the ones that have spent time and capital to optimise the performance of their assets so that their plant and equipment will reliably deliver the business plan consistently for the life of the operations'.
Read the full article at http://www.ausenco-rylson.com/en/how-important-is-asset-management-to-todays-mining-companies/

The current economic climate of soft commodity prices and increasing costs means that the mining companies that will see their operations sur­vive...

05/05/2017

‘Check your health before travel’ is an illustration by Sofia from Lima, Peru to demonstrate the Journey Safety check 'Ensure you are healthy to travel'.
Each year, Ausenco publish a Calendar with illustrations of Health, Safety, Community & Environment (HSEC) messages created by children from around the world. For 2017, the theme focuses on Journey Management and Safety to remind us all that no matter how far or where we travel we should always consider the 6 checks for Journey Safety.
For more information about our commitment to healthy and safety, visit http://www.ausenco.com/health-and-safety

27/04/2017

We’ve recently updated our website to make it easier to find information on our asset management and optimisation services, our leading edge Rylson8 asset management software, our training courses and to subscribe to receive news and Insights from our Asset Management and Optimisation experts. Visit our updated site at www.ausenco-rylson.com

24/04/2017

‘Wear life jackets when on a paddle board’ is an illustration by Jasmine from Perth, Australia, to demonstrate the Journey Safety check 'Safety and Equipment'.
Each year, Ausenco publish a Calendar with illustrations of Health, Safety, Community & Environment (HSEC) messages created by children from around the world. For 2017, the theme focuses on Journey Management and Safety to remind us all that no matter how far or where we travel we should always consider the 6 checks for Journey Safety.
For more information about our commitment to healthy and safety, visit http://www.ausenco.com/health-and-safety

24/04/2017

Congratulations to our Calgary team – winners of the Ausenco Inter-Office Step Challenge for the second consecutive year!
Ausenco employees globally were encouraged to participate in the two week challenge as part of Ausenco’s annual health awareness program.
More than 400 people registered and collectively walked 30,631,251 steps, equal to around 24,500 kilometres (15,223 miles), or a distance equivalent to ‘walking’ from Vancouver to Brisbane, via Santiago. The Calgary team ‘fought off’ a strong challenge from the Burlington and Kuala Lumpur teams who were very close behind our winners.
The Calgary team now retains the Ausenco Step Challenge Trophy.