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Streamlining shutdowns – how human capital outsourcing can transform maintenance for mining and petrochemical companies

Shutdowns in the mining and petrochemical industries are complex, high-stakes operations that require meticulous planning and execution. Procuring specialised skills, managing remote workforces, and handling complex administrative tasks pose significant challenges. To overcome these hurdles and ensure the success of

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Industrial Ecology: Deep sustainability must be modelled after nature’s productive, efficient and mutualistic systems

Engineers have long drawn inspiration from nature. Examples of such biomimicry include passive ventilation systems modelled after termite mounds and wind turbine blades with scalloped edges, inspired by humpback whale flippers, which dramatically reduce drag. Now, an emerging field is

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Women’s Day is testament to the resilience and contribution of all women, says ROMPCO’s Chuma Mxo

Observed on 9 August, Women’s Day serves as a powerful reminder of the ongoing journey toward gender equality. “At ROMPCO, our approach to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) extends beyond traditional concepts, addressing more nuanced and layered aspects of the

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