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OZ Minerals Seeks CCTV Cameras ♦ OZ Minerals Seeks CCTV Cameras – OZ Minerals Musgrave Operations is seeking fixed POE CCTV cameras and PTZ POE cameras for its West Musgrave mining operations in Western Australia. OZ Minerals West Musgrave Operations is the world’s largest nickel and copper project. This huge site has a 26-year life, […]

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    OZ Minerals Seeks CCTV Cameras

    ♦ OZ Minerals Seeks CCTV Cameras – OZ Minerals Musgrave Operations is seeking fixed POE CCTV cameras and PTZ POE cameras for its West Musgrave mining operations in Western Australia.

    OZ Minerals West Musgrave Operations is the world’s largest nickel and copper project. This huge site has a 26-year life, will generate profound development, and is likely to require additional security solutions of significant scale and complexity.

    OZ Minerals recently went to tender seeking build, supply, and installation of a site network for operation at the planned mine site able to support all locations across the mine site, including Wi-Fi and CCTV services.

    In this latest tender, OZ Minerals Musgrave Operations requires the supply, delivery and installation of cameras for its minerals processing plant from suitably experienced and qualified vendors.

    This tender closes August 8 – you can find out more here.

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