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Week commencing 9 March 2021 | - The high potential incidents that occurred on Longwall 103 and Longwall 104 at Grosvenor mine between 1 July 2019 and 5 May 2020
- The role of the Mines Inspectorate and its response to the high potential incidents
- Evidence relating to the serious accident that occurred at Grosvenor mine on 6 May 2020, including evidence from a forensic fire expert
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Week commencing 15 March 2021 | - Evidence from independent experts involved in investigating the serious accident at Grosvenor mine, including an examination of electrical equipment collected from the mine and geotechnical factors
- Technical evidence from SIMTARS experts in relation to spontaneous combustion and gas chromatography
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Week commencing 22 March 2021 | - Expert evidence regarding gas management including gas reservoirs and gas drainage, ventilation and spontaneous combustion systems, and the use of polyurethane resin in underground coal mines
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Week commencing 29 March 2021 | - Expert evidence regarding the practice of continuous inertisation of active goafs
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| - Expert evidence regarding spontaneous combustion and the testing of polyurethane resin
- Evidence from a forensic explosion and fire expert
- Evidence from an injured coal mine worker about the serious accident on 6 May 2020, and related issues
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Week commencing
4 August 2020 | - The role of the Inspectorate at Resources Safety and Health Queensland (RSHQ) in the regulation of safety and health issues in Queensland coal mines
- The role played by Site and Industry Safety and Health Representatives and CFMMEU
- The high potential incidents that occurred at Moranbah North, Grasstree and Oaky North Mines
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Week commencing
10 August 2020 | - The role of the Inspectorate at Resources Safety and Health Queensland (RSHQ) in the regulation of safety and health issues in Queensland coal mines
- The corporate and management structure of the entities operating the four coal mines and associated entities, including reporting relationships and key performance indicators
- The role played by Site and Industry Safety and Health Representatives and CFMMEU
- The high potential incidents that occurred at Moranbah North, Grasstree and Oaky North Mines
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Week commencing
17 August 2020
| - The corporate and management structure of the entities operating the four coal mines and associated entities, including reporting relationships and key performance indicators
- The nature of the employment relationship between workers at those mines, the operating entities and labour hire companies
- The high potential incidents that occurred at Moranbah North, Grasstree and Oaky North Mines
- Mining practices and technology available to manage methane
- Skills, knowledge and experience in coal mining in Queensland
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