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St George legend, Jason Nightingale says that it is “humbling” but also “embarrassing” to be associated with other legends of the game. Nightingale along with two of his teammates from the 2010 Premiership winning St George side, Ben Creagh and Ben Hornby, were chosen to join 18 other legends after being inducted into St George District's "Legends Walk" at Kogarah. The winger was known for his pace to burn and his ability to constantly find his way to the try line and went on to make 266 appearances for the Dragons, making him the third most capped player in the club's history behind Creagh and Hornby. Jason joins the Continuous Call Team to discuss his induction into St George Districts “Legends Walk”.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

JOHANNESBURG (miningweekly.com) – The extraction of data from machinery to improve decision-making is a key benefit of the digital mine and has changed the way that mines manage their assets and perform machine maintenance, Australia Mining managing editor Ben Creagh said on Wednesday. Creagh was speaking during a virtual presentation at which ifm Australia’s Freddie Coertze described the Covid-19 pandemic as a catalyst for the prioritisation of digitisation and Aditya Kunder outlined how software was updatable over the air and how modern car and cellphone technology was being industrialised in robust form for migration to mining. While the adoption of digital technologies had been largely incentivised by cost savings and productivity gains, Creagh said during the presentation covered by Mining Weekly that coronavirus had focused attention on the value of operating remotely and autonomously. Condition monitoring had become more affordable through the availability of remote wireless sensors and Cloud connectivity, and the scalability of condition-based and remote monitoring had rendered this a viable option for all types of mines, regardless of their size. Importantly, cost savings and productivity gains had incentivised the adoption of these technologies and Covid had been highlighting their value by reducing recent impacts. “It’s no longer a question of whether miners can afford to adopt the technologies that put them on the trajectory to predictive maintenance and interoperability. The reality is that miners cannot afford not to,” Creagh contended during the webinar, which pointed out where starts should be made and how technology already in place can be enabled prior to integration across the entire operation. Coertze, who is also the company’s Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) specialist for digital strategy, said the rise of the IIoT was making it easier for organisations to use intelligent maintenance software in data collection, integration with connected devices and smarter maintenance. IIoT had, he said, become a reality in the day-to-day working environment of many companies and the mining world was now on verge of entering the next revolution, namely Industry 4.0, which is the automation of traditional manufacturing and industrial practices, using modern smart technology. “This is going to change the control systems architecture, systems connectivity and sensors as we know it,” Coertze forecast. “Tasks that have been thought of as undoable have now become even more affordable than ever before. Industry 4.0 was once a dream; now this is becoming a true reality,” he added, cautioning, however, that digitisation did not just happen with the flick of a switch. He described predictive maintenance as a corporate philosophy and outlined how large volumes of data from devices needed to be analysed on maintenance-centric IoT platforms, which would be a major part of Industry 4.0. “Scada and control systems are used mainly by the plant operators. Why not create a similar platform to inform your maintenance team way in advance,” he asked. The other major aspect of Industry 4.0 was how businesses utilised the data collected and analysed from their systems, which would provide information on important aspects of the machine’s condition, such as premature machine failure. “In order to do predictive analytics, it’s important for the sensors and the field devices to create meaningful data. This data generated has to address the failure modes or process information pertaining to the machine, for example pressure temperature and vibration,” said Coertze. This data generated from sensors had to be easily available and be based on generic protocols like HTTPS, which stands for hypertext transfer protocol secure, and MQTT, meaning message queuing telemetry transport, and must not be vendor specific. Once the data reached the IIoT platform, analytic systems acted on it and provide detailed information ba...

Alongside host Jason Nightingale is Dragons 2010 back rower Ben Creagh, who takes an in-depth look back at the triumph of winning the Premiership & how they put an end to the 31-year drought after decades of heartbreak.Watch the full episode, YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uM7V5MCk8E4The True Believers Documentary,https://www.nrl.com/tv/shows/documentaries/2020/the-true-believers/

Part two of our chat with Premiership winning back-rower Ben Creagh. Benny chats about the pain of the 2009 Finals Series, what changed in 2010, memories from Grand Final Day 2010 as well as his emotions on his match-winning try against the Roosters on ANZAC Day 2012. Plus we have your latest Dragons news including Zac Lomax's call up to the NSW Squad. 

This is a big one folks!  We have a big coup as we chat to Dragons legend Ben Creagh about his career at the Dragons. In our part one chat he talks about his debut in 2003, moving from the wing to the back row, 2005 and 2006 heartbreak and that 2010 season.   Plus we have all the latest Dragons news and review the boys win against Melbourne from last week. Subscribe on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher and Google Podcasts.

This piece is the first of TopMedTalk's 'as live' coverage from the 5th Collaborative Clinical Trials in Anaesthesiology Meeting, Prato, Italy. It's your chance to get virtual a place at one of the most influential gatherings of its kind in the world. This piece is a discussion regarding the SQUEEZE Study: A prospective multi-centre international observational study of postoperative vasopressor use. Presented by Desiree Chappell with Monty Mythen and their guest Ben Creagh-Brown, Clinical Academic Intensivist, Director of Research and Development, Royal Surrey County Hospital NHS Foundation Trust and Co-Chief Investigator of the "Squeeze Study".

The second Flexco Mining Matters podcast features conveyor transfer chuts specialists Mark Anderson and Paul Klowss. Mark and Paul talk with Ben Creagh, Editor of Australian Mining, about the core issues affecting conveyor transfer chutes. They discuss different transfer chute options, how and why you should prevent bottle necks and what options are available for transfer chutes in challenging environments. The Flexco Mining Matters Podcast provides useful knowledge and advice on how to tackle common challenges in the mining and bulk sector. Featuring interviews with field experts on topical issues, the podcast is designed to help you gain tips and tricks on how to boost your productivity onsite.

Ben Creagh joins me on the podcast. Ben Creagh is a former professional rugby league player who co-captained the St George Illawarra Dragons winning a premiership in 2010. He played 272 first grade games for the Dragons scoring 54 trys, with his representative career including 6 games for NSW Country, 2 games for Australia and 11 State of Origins for 11 months. Away from the game, Ben is the a Financial Wellbeing Adviser at Shadforth Financial Group.We chat transitions & educating NRL players on their finances, his love of basketball, finding footy late, working at Jameroo Action Park, rebounding from a shocking debut, switching to the backrow, combo with Ben Hornby, Wayne Bennett, 2010 premiership to that famous origin brawl & that push on Hodgo.Connect with the show on social media search Talking with TK on Facebook and TwitterGet in touch via email at tristan@talkingwithtk.com and find the entire back catalogue of podcasts at https://www.talkingwithtk.com/

The first Flexco Mining Matters podcast features conveyor systems specialists Adam Wright and Jason Coe. Jason and Adam talk with Ben Creagh, Editor of Australian Mining, about the core issues affecting conveyor systems, they provide tips for conveyor maintenance strategies and the importance of regular visual inspections and audits.  The Flexco Mining Matters Podcast provides useful knowledge and advice on how to tackle common challenges in the mining and bulk sector. Featuring interviews with field experts on topical issues, the podcast is designed to help you gain tips and tricks on how to boost your productivity onsite.

1706 - Jack Brady and Jack de Belin discuss the Dragons' loss to the Brisbane Broncos, before Shaun Timmins jumps back behind the mic to chat with special guest and former Dragons skipper Ben Creagh.

Host Jack Brady and late inclusion Ben Creagh are joined by Dragons hooker Cameron McInnes ahead of his first meeting against his former South Sydney Rabbitohs team this weekend at the SCG.

Ryan Girdler, Wendell Sailor, James Hooper and Tony Squires catch up with long time Dragon Ben Creagh ahead of his retirement on Triple M Saturday NRL Show.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.