Emergent Group can support your mining projects for their entire ‘pit-to-port’ life cycle, from concept planning through to operation. Whether your focus is extraction or processing and beneficiation; coal, copper, iron ore or hard rock mining, we can help.
We can also help you with Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) and planning your Net Zero path.
The combined experience of the four Emergent Group companies encompasses underground and open-pit mining, haulage, stockpiling, maintenance planning, materials handling & transport and digital communications solutions.
Our team of engineers, scientists and designers work in four interconnected specialist companies, Advitech, Novecom, SMS and Acubis. Together, we have the knowledge and experience to understand your challenges and deliver outcomes beyond expectations.
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Simulation Modelling Services (SMS) is using ‘digital twinning’ to help a global pharmaceutical giant to optimise its manufacturing processes.
Advitech’s accredited BAM assessors prepared Biodiversity Development Assessment Reports (BDARs) for proposed quarry sites for the NSW Inland Rail Project.
Novecom’s SynaptiX collector is certainly a versatile device, as demonstrated in January 2021 when it was paired with a ‘song meter’ for an environmental impact study looking at the behaviour of bats.
Advitech assisted a South Australian foundry with its Odour Environmental Improvement Program.
NSW Department of Education approached Advitech to provide concept civil and structural design services for a proposed upgrade to a community school in NSW.
A fabrication company needing analysis and certification for proposed modifications to existing structural steelwork in a coal washery.
Advitech assisted a locomotive manufacturer to design a new roller support for a rail turntable.
Akaysha Energy approached Advitech to conduct a fire safety study report prior to commencing construction of the Waratah Super Battery, one of the largest committed battery projects in the southern hemisphere and most powerful battery in the world.
