Crazy, I’m in the mining business in Canada but have been underground in many places. Most of this stuff would get you fired and escorted on the spot! Not to mention all the internal investigations etc. It’s amazing to see how much smoke that equipment gives off burning like that, this happens underground often enough.
I worked in an underground salt mine as the explosives expert for 10 years (worked there 17, and qualified on every job). I know a LOT of this equipment and have used it and qualified on it. I just subscribed...Good channel!
The first one is why, even in countries that drive on the right, your mining haul network should always be "drive on the left". Cab to cab collisions are much less likely and your drivers tend to stay on their side of the road.
That one where all those ppl are clamoring all over the backhoe? An it's dumping water, mud, rocks on them, and literally pushing them away? Boy! Those must be RICH pickings there boy! Must be nuggets galore
