Electra Mining Africa: more than just a show
August 2018
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From 10-14 September at the Expo Centre in Nasrec, Johannesburg, leading players in the mining, manufacturing, electrical and power industries will engage with visitors and display their latest products, services and solutions.
“There will be an exciting line-up of new products and services, live demonstrations and free-to-attend seminars at this year’s Electra Mining Africa,” says Gary Corin, managing director of Specialised Exhibitions Montgomery, organisers of the show. “New technologies and innovation are influencing the way we do business and it’s imperative that those in the industry keep up-to-date with these trends.”
New to this year’s show will be the Artisans Training Centre developed in partnership with The SAJ Competency Training Institute and the South African Equipment Export Council (SACEEC), which will be a fully functional workshop where trainees will demonstrate the skills they learn.
Top industry speakers will present at the conferences hosted by leading industry associations SAIMM, LEEASA and WIMSA, which will take place alongside Electra Mining Africa. Further knowledge and learning will be central to the SAIMechE hosted daily free-to-attend seminars.
For more information contact Leigh Miller, Electra Mining Africa, +27 10 003 3060, [email protected], www.electramining.co.za
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