Start with the requirement
Equipment needs should be defined by activity, capacity, operating hours and site conditions. This helps avoid selecting resources that are available but unsuitable.
Vendor readiness
Confirm mobilisation timing, operator responsibility, maintenance response, fuel or consumable responsibility and the documents required for site entry.
Track utilisation and downtime
Basic operating records help management understand whether equipment is being used as planned and where downtime is affecting productivity.
Build escalation paths
Breakdowns and delayed mobilisation should have clear escalation routes so alternatives can be arranged quickly.
Mining-support equipment must always be operated in accordance with applicable safety requirements, manufacturer guidance, site procedures and contractual responsibilities.
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