MINEvolution – Mine Machine Productivity 2010

Perth

31 May - 1 Jun, 2010

Heavy mining machinery and fleet equipment are the main contributors that keep the ore moving every day. Billions of dollars are reported being spent on equipment maintenance each year around the world.

Reliability and productivity of mine machinery are paramount for operational effectiveness. Therefore the mining industry has been continually striving to keep their equipment running and operational, at the highest utilisation and performance possible, in order to meet the immediate increased export needs and remain competitive as well as profitable in the long term.

MMP 2010 aims to discuss the best practices to help optimise machine reliability, maintenance processes, equipment health, and operator performance, and also minimise any negative impact on operations and costs.

The delegates will also gain useful and practical insights on how to capitalise on mine equipment and systems with sustainable cost reduction from effective machine life cycle management.

Key topics

• Cost Management and Productivity Optimisation
• Best Maintenance Practices
• Resources Management
• People and Technology
• Practical Workshop: Machine Life-Cycle Management

Key features

• Discovering new and better ways to eliminate productivity bottlenecks and enhance operational consistency
• Improving machine availability and reliability to support mining activities
• Examining the productivity control and failure factors of material transportation, payload, fleet and conveying system
• Reviewing and adopting maintenance best practices and regimes that would work for your mine operations
• Mastering cost control and reduction on machine operating and life cycle management costs
• Ensuring effective resources and people management to achieve improved operational, safety and environmental goals

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Marcus Evans