The Australasian Explosives Industry Safety Group Incorporated (AEISG) is pleased to announce that a new Code of Practice, ‘Storage and Handling of Solid Ammonium Nitrate’, Edition 1, June 2022 has been released and is available on the Codes of Practice tab of this website, or click on this link below. AEISG Codes of Practice are developed in the interests of...
The primary goal of AEISG is to continuously improve the level of safety and security throughout the manufacture, transport, storage, handling and use of explosives and their precursors (e.g. AN, ANEs) throughout Australasia.
Members
Dyno Nobel Asia Pacific |
www.dynonobel.com/apac |
CSBP |
www.csbp.com.au |
Nitro Sibir Australia |
www.nitrosibir.com.au |
AET |
www.appliedexplosives.com |
Thales Australia |
www.thalesgroup.com.au |
Orica Australia |
www.orica.com |
Hanwha Mining Services |
www.hanwhacorp.co.kr/eng |
Platinum Blasting Services |
www.platinumblasting.com |
Austin Powder Australia |
www.austinpowder.com.au |
Goldfields Explosives |
www.goldfieldsexplosives.com.au |
Enaex Australia |
www.enaex.com/au/en |
JOHNEX Explosives |
www.johnex.com.au |
Redbull Powder Co. |
www.redbullpowder.co.nz |
DG Air Freight |
www.dgair.com.au |
Centurion |
www.centurion.net.au |
BME |
www.bme.co.za |
Maxam Australia |
www.maxamcorp.com |
Solar Mining Services |
www.solar-sms.com.au |
Glencore Coal Mining |
www.glencore.com.au |
AEISG acknowledges the traditional custodians of the land on which we live and work, and pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging. We recognise the connection to their land, their waters and surrounding communities and acknowledge their history here and sharing of knowledge.
News

The Australasian Explosives Industry Safety Group (AEISG) is pleased to announce that a new Code of Practice, ‘Import of Explosives’ has been released, and is available on this website. Go to the Code of Practices section to download this new code. AEISG Codes of Practice (CoP) are developed in the interests of improving safety and security in the handling of...

United Nations Model Regulations for the Transport of Dangerous Goods accepts Electronic Detonators
Following continued submissions by AEISG, the UN Committee of Experts has agreed to include new entries for Electronic Detonators in the International Model Regulations.
For safety reasons, there has been a need to effectively differentiate between ‘Electric Detonators’ and ‘Electronic Detonators’ – explosives articles employing vastly different technologies. However,...