Cut-and-fill is a versatile underground mining method used to extract ore in horizontal slices, starting from the bottom and advancing upward. This technique is particularly effective for steeply dipping, irregular, or narrow ore bodies, offering precise ore recovery and enhanced
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MSHA Doesn’t Just Write Tickets
When most people think about the Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA), they envision an inspector arriving at a mine site to conduct an inspection and issue citations. Unfortunately, this is the only way many miners interact with MSHA. While MSHA is mandated by law to regularly inspect mines, it’s important to take a step back and understand why MSHA exists in the first place. … Read More
Increasing Mining Production through Workflow Optimization
Workflow optimization with GroundHog FMS enables mining companies to streamline processes and achieve higher output by identifying areas of inefficiency and automating routine tasks. … Read More
Reducing Downtime in Mining with Predictive Maintenance
Pre-shift inspections are integral to ensuring the safety, reliability, and efficiency of mining operations. These inspections verify that machinery and equipment are in working order, and they help identify issues before production begins, minimizing risk and reducing the likelihood of unexpected breakdowns during critical hours. … Read More
How Mining Automation Is Redefining Operational Safety
Automation technology offers innovative solutions to improve safety standards, reducing the need for human labor in high-risk tasks. With systems like GroundHog FMS, Geofences, RTLS and Sensor-based Monitoring, mining companies can harness automation to create safer environments, minimize human error, and ensure more consistent operations. … Read More
Leveraging Real-Time Data for Accurate Decision-Making in Mining
Pre-shift inspections are integral to ensuring the safety, reliability, and efficiency of mining operations. These inspections verify that machinery and equipment are in working order, and they help identify issues before production begins, minimizing risk and reducing the likelihood of unexpected breakdowns during critical hours. … Read More
Short Interval Control and FMS for Block Caving Operations
Block caving is a cost-effective mining method that leverages gravity to extract large, low-grade ore bodies, offering high production rates but requiring advanced planning and management. This ebook, published by GroundHog, highlights the transformative role of Short Interval Control (SIC)
Dynamic Dispatch in Fleet Management Systems
This eBook, published by GroundHog, explores the transformative potential of Dynamic Dispatch in Fleet Management Systems (FMS) for mining operations. It details how this cutting-edge technology optimizes haul cycles, enhances operational efficiency, and minimizes equipment downtime. Key topics include: Core
Pre-Shift Inspections: A Key Step in Mining Safety and Efficiency
Pre-shift inspections are integral to ensuring the safety, reliability, and efficiency of mining operations. These inspections verify that machinery and equipment are in working order, and they help identify issues before production begins, minimizing risk and reducing the likelihood of unexpected breakdowns during critical hours. … Read More
Customized Alerts and Notifications: A Game Changer for Mining Operations
Customized Alerts and Notifications: A Game Changer for Mining Operations … Read More