Mining Inspection Management
Remote sites, rotating equipment, and discipline in the records.
Common inspection-management problems
- Remote sites with limited connectivity
- Critical lifting and rotating equipment requiring careful history
- Crews juggling many small inspections with varied scopes
Assets and environments
Mill vessels, piping, conveyor components, hoists, wire ropes, plant cranes, and structural steel.
Typical user roles
- Maintenance planners
- Reliability engineers
- Technicians
- Contract inspectors
Example workflow (synthetic example)
A mine's contractor raises routine MT of crane welds and hardness checks on mill liners, tracks instrument calibration before dispatch, and bills completed jobs against the PO recorded on each request.
Relevant NDT Pilot modules
Expected operational value
Qualification and calibration visibility before dispatch, organized asset histories, and connected billing for contract work.
Prerequisites and limitations
Offline capture for remote sites is planned, not yet available. A connection is required in the field today.
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