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Refuge Chambers In Underground Mines, Western Australia

There is a wide range in the size, location and complexity of underground mines in Western Australia and, consequently,
varying degrees of risk associated with these operations. However, there is the potential in all underground mines for
an irrespirable atmosphere to be generated as a result of fire, outburst of toxic gases, or concentration of diesel emissions in poorly ventilated headings.

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