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Meet the industry leaders who shape the Future of Mining in Australia
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At something near to A$250,000 (US$175,000) per annum train drivers delivering iron ore from the giant mines of Australia’s remote Pilbara region to various company ports rank among the highest paid on the planet, if indeed not the highest. Whether or not they are worth it remains a topic of keen debate
The iron ore industry is marching towards transport system automation, as well as full mine automation
There is no suggestion the role is not an important one, as 40,000t of iron ore is clearly a valuable cargo, but it is hard to argue that the job is especially taxing.
Terry Heymann explained that some of that focus includes stengthing the supply chain
