Moranbah North mine death probe complete

Bradley Hardwick’s widow says she wants a thorough investigation conducted.

Mine worker Bradley Hardwick who died in an incident between a grader and a personnel carrier at Moranbah North Mine on February 20, 2019.

THE Queensland Mines Inspectorate has completed an investigation into the nature and cause of the incident that caused Bradley Hardwick's death.

However, a QMI spokesman said the investigation report was still being finalised.

"It will detail recommendations to help mine operators better protect our workers," the spokesman said.

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Initial findings into Mr Hardwick's death at Anglo American's Moranbah North mine on February 20, 2019, were released in May last year.

The report shared initial learnings and recommendations with industry.

An Anglo American spokeswoman yesterday said the investigation was being finalised with the Mines Inspectorate.

"We continue to cooperate with authorities through this process," she said.

Mr Hardwick's wife Lisa Hardwick said she wanted a thorough investigation conducted.

"In regards to the investigation, I have had to exercise an extreme level of patience," she said.

"It is a very complicated scenario that requires a number of agencies to gather evidence and I would rather it took the time it needed to gather all the facts in order to make conclusions."

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