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    BMA CQ Rescue–QME 2026 partnership: emergency response lessons for mine operators

    January 19, 2026|

    Reviewed by Joe Ashwell

    BMA CQ Rescue–QME 2026 partnership: emergency response lessons for mine operators

    First reported on Australian Mining

    30 Second Briefing

    BMA CQ Rescue has been named the official charity partner for the Queensland Mining and Engineering Exhibition (QME), which returns to Mackay in 2026 as one of Australia’s largest mining equipment and technology showcases. The partnership links on-site OEM demonstrations, heavy plant displays and underground support technologies with funding for CQ Rescue’s aeromedical and emergency response operations across central Queensland mine sites. For operators and contractors, the move reinforces the operational reliance on rapid helicopter evacuation capability in remote pits and processing hubs.

    Technical Brief

    • For similar large mining events, formal charity partnerships can hardwire emergency aviation capability into regional safety planning.

    Our Take

    Within our 668 Mining stories, Queensland features frequently in Safety-tagged pieces, signalling that operators in the state are under sustained pressure to formalise emergency response and rescue arrangements around major events and projects.

    Positioning BMA CQ Rescue as the official charity partner for QME 2026 in Queensland effectively turns a trade show into a funding and awareness platform for aeromedical and mine-rescue capability, which can indirectly strengthen emergency coverage for remote project sites in the region.

    Safety-tagged Projects coverage in our database often coincides with regulatory tightening or post-incident scrutiny in Australia, so this kind of visible alignment with a rescue provider can also help exhibitors demonstrate proactive safety culture to both regulators and local communities.

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