Engineering case study
Repeat pumping failures threatened the water balance of an operating mine. A structured audit rebuilt both the system and the reporting around it.
Recurring pump failures compromised dewatering capacity, with rising energy cost per cubic metre and no reliable water balance visibility.
Pump station-by-station audit of duty points, wear, control philosophy and standby capacity.
Inflow, storage and pumping capacity modelled to expose the true constraint.
Pump and impeller selection corrected to duty, with revised maintenance intervals.
MHSA-aligned reporting framework so water risk stays visible to management.
Platinum & GoldRepeat scraper winch failures were stopping production and exposing crews to rope and entanglement risk. We ran an independent investigation and closed the instruction out.
Upliftment success
Repeat failures post close-out
Investigation to closure
ManganeseSignalling failures on a hoisting installation were halting vertical transport. We rebuilt the signalling protocol and the compliance evidence behind it.
Signalling compliance
Assessment to commissioning
Hoisting availability restored
Whether it's a regulator instruction, a failing asset or a capital project, we start with an honest engineering assessment.
