Key to Lundin Gold’s decision to adopt the technology was its goal to consolidate the mine’s various operational aspects in one harmonized mine production system, Micromine said.
The unified control offered by the suite enhances operational oversight and control, enabling the mine to optimize fleet productivity with existing resources and make informed decisions based on real-time data, the company said.
“Ongoing fleet analysis and monitoring helps identify machine and time cycle inefficiencies in real time,” Edward Leal, Mine Project Superintendent at Lundin Gold Ecuador, said in a news release. “In this environment, even minor adjustments can lead to considerable improvements in operational efficiency.”
In addition to insights into fleet performance, asset health and material flows, Micromine Pitram enhances in-field communication with direct-to-operator messaging. This enables real-time identification and mitigation of shift issues via a platform that allows operators, supervisors and control room to coordinate short interval control (SIC) activities.
“The full-scale implementation of Micromine Pitram at Fruta del Norte not only demonstrates the solution’s versatility but also sets a new industry standard,” Erich Guevara, Micromine’s head of business unit for Micromine Pitram, Americas said.
With the core system now live, further implementations, including underground-fleet positioning, haulage management and fleet monitoring, are scheduled over the months to come.
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