Field notes
Choosing a fuel management system for a mine: start from the fuel data your fleet can give
Fuel data on a mine comes at three levels, from the entry at the fill to the machine's engine data to sensors in the tank. Choose a fuel management system by the level your fleet supports today.
Read Choosing a fuel management system for a mine: start from the fuel data your fleet can giveJob card software for a mine workshop: what each job card has to carry
A job card on a mine is worth what it tells the site about the hours a machine stood. What the card has to carry, when it has to be closed, and what to ask of job card software.
Read Job card software for a mine workshop: what each job card has to carryVehicle inspection apps for mine pre-starts: what makes the check worth trusting
A pre-start a supervisor can trust is done at the machine before it leaves the line-up, with any defect at the workshop by then. Four checks to run on paper or on any vehicle inspection app.
Read Vehicle inspection apps for mine pre-starts: what makes the check worth trustingField notes from Diggy
A practical introduction to Diggy field notes for mining teams connecting site work with office decisions.
Read Field notes from DiggyFuel data should explain the operation
Fuel and fluid records become more useful when they connect assets, stock, jobs, production, cost, and reports in one operating loop.
Read Fuel data should explain the operationStop rebuilding the site record
The shift is easier to close when field capture, assets, production, fuel, compliance, finance, and reporting share the same operating reality.
Read Stop rebuilding the site record