When your site spans a remote area, maintaining visibility becomes a real challenge. One Victorian-based copper mine had a solid handle on its operations, but without eyes on the ground, the management team couldn’t see what was happening in real-time, especially when working remotely.
Limited Visibility, High Stakes
With their project team working on a rotating schedule between remote and on-site roles, communication gaps were common. Key stakeholders relied on secondhand reporting to understand what was happening on the ground.
Mine-Spec Smart Cameras from Sitesec
Enter Sitesec.
We rolled out our Sitesec Max units across the site. Rugged, mine-ready systems mounted on temporary concrete bases, designed to withstand the harshest conditions.
These cameras had the perfect feature set for a large scale site:
- Automated scanning of critical areas like stockpiles
- Zoom-in tracking of trucks at weighbridges to capture license plates and tags
- Monitoring of high-risk zones like feeder chutes, helping to prevent downtime and spot issues fast
“Being able to watch the hoppers in real time as they were being loaded made a huge difference. It gave us the ability to spot any issues instantly and kept things running smoothly. The team really enjoys using the system.”
Real-Time Oversight, Anywhere
With Sitesec’s systems in place, the mine’s management team gained immediate, real-time access to their site, from anywhere in the world. The cameras cut down dramatically on internal reporting, improved incident response times, and gave stakeholders the visual context they needed.
- Faster fault identification
- Remote site visibility 24/7
- Fewer delays and better decisions
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