OneEngagements at operating mines.
Work at operating mines, described without naming the client: the operation, the problem, how the work is phased and what changes on site.
114 parameters for fleet, fuel and dispensing
Every machine matched to its telematics, tank sensor and bowser hardware, on a network that keeps the lower benches reporting.
One gate read: e-Transit Pass, e-way bill and SAP documents
One RFID read as a truck reaches the gate starts its transit pass, its e-way bill and the SAP delivery and billing chain.
A Mozambique coal fleet on the group’s Indian standard
The same fleet reporting the group runs in India, read from site and from head office, with fuel reconciliation through flowmeters as the second phase.
Worker location and man-down alerts on existing GSM and Wi-Fi
A network survey showed the deposit already had usable GSM and Wi-Fi, so worker tracking was designed on that network rather than on a new one.
3,680 trips, ranked by where time was lost
One month of trip records from a cement producer’s limestone mines, broken down by shift, truck, cycle stage and operator.
Pairing each truck with the loader that filled it
Trips loaded by machines without instrumentation arrived with no loading record. RFID load identification and payload sensing close that gap.
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