Best Practices from Surface Mining- Automating Downtime & Production Reporting to Deliver Effective Maintenance

Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
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Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
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Apr 1, 2005

Abstract

AGENDA ? Company Overview ? Industry Direction ? Technology to support maintenance ? data access, connectivity, process historian, downtime & production reporting. ? Case Studies Company Overview Corporate Offices Client Base ?16 consecutive years of growth & profitability ?#39 of Top 50 Control Companies (Worldwide) ?470 employees ?TSX: MTK Industry Direction Improved visibility into the business so they can: ? Reduce cost through better understanding of where costs are being incurred and making timely decisions. ? Optimize operations while leveraging existing assets. ? Have a single version of the ?truth? ? Deliver reliably to stakeholders on the demand for increased accountability (safety, environmental, regulatory performance etc?). ? Respond quicker to market conditions in order to out perform the competition ? Best in Class approach. Web is becoming the standard user interface.
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APA:  (2005)  Best Practices from Surface Mining- Automating Downtime & Production Reporting to Deliver Effective Maintenance

MLA: Best Practices from Surface Mining- Automating Downtime & Production Reporting to Deliver Effective Maintenance. Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum, 2005.

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