Fresh Perspectives
At QMAG, we value fresh perspectives - especially when they lead to meaningful operational improvements. Cody Christensen is one of our early-career engineers, originally from Dalby in South East QLD, and he has been applying his dual degrees in Chemical Process Engineering and Chemistry from QUT to tackle some key challenges on site.
His current focus areas are:
• Enhancing energy efficiency in our MHF units by lowering operating temperatures while maintaining product quality
• Improving throughput in the milling circuits by identifying bottlenecks and optimizing milling time
• Exploring ways to refine the electrofusion process
These projects reflect a thoughtful, data-driven approach to improving performance. The unique industrial processes at QMAG offer rare exposure to pyroprocessing and bulk material flow processes, and it's exciting to see young team members making the most of these opportunities.
"QMAG has given me the chance to work on systems that are hard to find elsewhere in Australia. It’s rewarding to contribute to projects that have a real impact."
We appreciate the initiative and curiosity this young colleague brings to the table - and look forward to seeing what’s next.
Taste of the World
QMAG was delighted to be a proud sponsor of the vibrant "Taste of the World" event, hosted by the Central Queensland Multicultural Association.
German-Australian Chamber of Commerce
Marko Walde and Jürgen Wallstabe from the German-Australian Chamber of Industry and Commerce visited Queensland Magnesia’s facilities at the Kunwarara Mine and Parkhurst site.
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Celebrating 75 years!
The QMAG Logistics team proudly celebrates 75 successful years of Refratechnik Group.
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