Short and medium-term plans that hold up in the pit.

Mine planning links your strategy to what happens at the face every shift. Six connected services cover the plan itself, the equipment that executes it, and the design criteria that keep it safe and achievable — in open pit and underground.

Short term plans analysis

Daily, weekly and monthly plans checked against what operations actually achieved — including weekly reconciliation between Ore Control and Dispatch. Read more.

Truck fleet and haulage analysis

Fleet sizing, efficiency and effective flat haul (EFH) evaluated against what the Life of Mine really requires — and the cost of the gap if the fleet does not match the plan. Read more.

Waste and leach dump optimization

Footprint sensitivity analysis that minimizes total haulage cost, with safety and environmental factors built into the design from the start. Read more.

Mine design criteria review

Production rates, equipment productivities and mill throughput examined early — because a change is easy to accommodate in the planning stages and expensive once the pit is developed. Read more.

Underground equipment selection and sizing

Equipment matched to the mining method, development dimensions and production profile — not a copy of another mine’s list.

Mining and ground control method evaluation

Method alternatives evaluated against geometry, ground conditions and excavation stability, documented step by step.

Related services: Short Term Plans · Truck Fleet Analysis · Waste & Leach Dump · Design Criteria