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THE EVOLUTION OF THE RADIO/CAP LAMP
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June 1, 2005 Volume 2, Number 2 www.
sudburyminingsolutions.
com
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THE EVOLUTION OF THE RADIO/CAP LAMP
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THROUGH THE LENS OF GRAEME OXBY
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SHOWCASING THE MINING EXPERTISE OF NORTH BAY, TIMMINS AND SUDBURY
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s u d b u r y m i n i n g s o l u t i o n s .
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reparing for the challenges
associated with mining
orebodies at ever-greater
depths may depend more on
cultural change than anything else,
claims the president of Inco Limited’s
Ontario Operations.
“Our biggest
challenge and our
biggest opportunity is
our relationship with
our employees,” said
Mark Cutifani, an
Australian-born mining
engineer.
Though quick to give
credit to Inco’s Sudbury
workforce for achieving record
productivity measured in terms of meta
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