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    Liebherr Western Australia training centre: safety and productivity notes for mines

    September 21, 2026|

    Reviewed by Tom Sullivan

    First reported on International Mining – News

    30 Second Briefing

    Liebherr-Australia has opened a new mining training centre in Perth, Western Australia, built around an administrative hub with three dedicated training rooms housing three machine simulators, including a T 264 haul truck unit. The facility is designed for advanced, technology-enabled training for mine operators, maintenance personnel and Liebherr support teams from sites across Australia. For mines running large Liebherr truck and excavator fleets, the centre enables off-site operator upskilling, scenario-based training and reduced in-pit onboarding time.

    Technical Brief

    • Dedicated simulators enable repetition of high-risk manoeuvres (eg dump edge approach, loading interactions) without live-plant exposure.
    • Off-equipment training structure reduces in-pit familiarisation time, limiting exposure hours for inexperienced operators.
    • Standardised curricula allow consistent safety-critical messaging across multiple mine sites and contract partners.
    • Scenario-based modules can incorporate site-specific procedures, traffic rules and exclusion-zone layouts for individual operations.
    • Similar OEM-run centres are increasingly used to evidence structured training under mine safety and health regulations.

    Our Take

    Our database shows multiple recent Western Australia deployments for Liebherr-Australia (R 9600s to Northern Star’s Super Pit and Gold Fields’ Gruyere, plus PR 776 dozers to MACA at Duketon), so a Perth-area training centre likely underpins a growing installed base that needs localised operator and maintainer upskilling.

    With Liebherr-Australia’s Adelaide facility hitting record excavator bucket output in 2025, the addition of a WA training hub suggests the company is not just expanding equipment supply but also building lifecycle support capacity closer to key hard-rock mining clients.

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    Prepared by collating external sources, AI-assisted tools, and Geomechanics.io’s proprietary mining database, then reviewed for technical accuracy & edited by our geotechnical team.

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