Conference Proceedings
Seventh Underground Operators' Conference
Conference Proceedings
Seventh Underground Operators' Conference
Increased Productivity through Short-Term Scheduling and Management Operating Systems at the Hilton Mine
When production targets are not being reached it is essential to determine what the operating problems are so that remedial action can be taken. It is also imperative that all persons who are part of the production stream within a mining operation know and understand what the operating difficulties and delays are so that corrective action is effective. This includes the supervisors, superintendents, planning team members and managers. A new approach recently adopted at Hilton Mine to help identify these operating difficulties has been to use short-term schedules and reports known as the Daily Shift Schedule Controls (DSSC), and the Daily Weekly Operating Reports (DWOR) respectively. These control elements have enabled management and supervisory staff to accurately identify labour inefficiencies and ultimately determine capital resources.
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P Power, A Clark
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- Published: 1998
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