Coping with COVID-19How miners are continuing production during a pandemic

How miners are continuing production during a pandemic

By Robert Hiltz

November 09, 2020

Vale miners stay two metres apart after the company puts distancing measures in place. Courtesy of Vale

It has almost become a cliché at this point, but the truth behind the statement remains valid: COVID-19 has changed the way work is conducted, and that definitely includes work in the mining industry.

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