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At Dust-A-Side, one of our core values is caring and this includes caring for the people and the places we work in. Our philosophy is to give back to local communities wherever we can, not only in areas where we operate, but throughout South Africa.
What is the business case for an external haul road management service?
It is common for many South African mines to assume the responsibility of haul road management internally. This includes designing and constructing new haul roads, implementing dust control measures and conducting ongoing maintenance work.
Why aren’t dust suppression products working on my haul roads?
The most common dust control method employed by mine operators for haul roads is the regular use of water bowsers spraying water to keep the surface of the road network damp and free of dust.
How can mines reduce their carbon tax liability?
The Carbon Tax Bill [B46-2018] was passed into law by the National Assembly with an effective implementation date of 01 June 2019. This was the result of the signing of the Paris Agreement on Climate Change by the South African Government.
Are dust control sprays environmentally friendly?
Dust control sprays have long been proven to be extremely effective to use for dust control purposes in mining operations as well as civil and construction projects. They can be easily applied to stockpiles or haul roads via water bowsers or fog cannons. Such products work by creating a uniform layer over the surface of the applied area and once dry, form a malleable membrane that stops dust from blowing up in the wind or running off during normal rain events.
Dust-A-Side Coal delivers food relief to 40 local families
With the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic continuing to be felt throughout South Africa, Dust-A-Side has taken action to help families in need.