Solutions · Safety & Compliance
Safety that stops the machine, not just the audit.
Paper systems record what should have happened. MineOps makes it happen: a failed pre-use inspection physically gates the equipment out of service until a supervisor decides otherwise.
The pain
The checklist was ticked. The machine still ran broken.
Paper HIRAs and inspection books create records, not behaviour. The defect that should have parked the machine surfaces in the incident investigation — months later, in a box file, in handwriting nobody can date. Compliance teams spend audit week reconstructing what a system should simply know.
What MineOps changes
The modules doing the heavy lifting.
Safety & HSE
HIRA, incident reporting, toolbox talks, and templated HSE checklists — captured digitally at the workface, tied to shift and area.
The inspection gate
A failed pre-use inspection moves the machine to maintenance status automatically and raises a numbered job card. The record and the intervention are the same event.
Maintenance & Equipment
Defect history per machine, and a supervisor-controlled return-to-service decision — recorded with the who and the when.
Audit-ready records
Time-stamped, role-attributed safety records retained per shift — pulled in minutes when the regulator or the client asks.
"[Proof point — verified safety-team result to be supplied, e.g. inspection completion rates or audit preparation time]"
Make the record do the intervening.
See the inspection gate, HIRA, and incident workflows live — with your own checklist templates.