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SURFACE MINING
Mechanical Engineer
Mechanical Engineers design, commission, test, and maintain various mechanical systems and assemblies on a mine site, and repair various mechanical parts. They maintain a wide range of machines and moving assemblies, analyzing machine test results and adjusting operations accordingly to meet performance specifications.
Mobile Assets
In both open-cut and underground mines, the extraction and movement of mined material requires a variety of powerful, highly specialized heavy mining vehicles and mobile equipment. These mobile machines are critical to ongoing site operations, so keeping them up and running with regular and preventative maintenance using Fluke tools is essential to avoid costly unplanned downtime and extend their lifespans.
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Power Generation
A mine’s onsite power Substation contains electrical switchgear (circuit breakers, fuses, switches, and transformers) used for the purpose of controlling power from the surface distributed to the underground mine’s power transmission. Electrical Substations require a comprehensive maintenance program for all onsite switchgear using Fluke tools to ensure the continual, uninterrupted operation of the mine’s systems and equipment that are dependent on electrical power.
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Conveyor System Mobile Assets
Conveyor System Mobile Assets are employed in open pit and underground mines to transport crushed material from a primary crushing station to a stockyard, material processing plant, or spreader from various site locations. The continual, uninterrupted operation of the Conveyor System is critical to the ongoing productivity of the mine. When working with Conveyor Systems, the use of preventative maintenance strategies utilising Fluke tools to identify potential faults early is essential to avoid unscheduled breakdowns.
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Ventilation
Ventilation is an inherent necessity in underground mining. In addition to the obvious function of providing fresh air to those working underground, special fans, controls, and openings are also used to redirect spent or contaminated air out of the underground mine’s working areas. Ensuring that all ventilation equipment is in good working order using Fluke tools is critical to ensuring the safety of everyone who works in these underground environments.
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A mine’s onsite power Substation contains electrical switchgear (circuit breakers, fuses, switches, and transformers) used for the purpose of controlling power from the surface distributed to the underground mine’s power transmission. Electrical Substations require a comprehensive maintenance program for all onsite switchgear using Fluke tools to ensure the continual, uninterrupted operation of the mine’s systems and equipment that are dependent on electrical power.
