Dispatch knows the blast plan. Not the drills.
Real-time heavy equipment status for mine operations and maintenance, built from the radio calls and shift comms already in use.
THE STATE OF MINE EQUIPMENT DATA
Most mines are running on data that is hours old.
Across the global mining industry, the gap between what dispatch knows and what is actually happening on the pit floor remains wide.
unplanned heavy equipment downtime cost per shift at a mid-size open cut mine
average planned maintenance schedule compliance at most mining operations
of breakdown events first reported verbally, never entering the CMMS in real time
Source: Mining3 / Australian Mining industry benchmarks, 2024
WHERE MINE OPERATIONS LOSE GROUND
Three breakdowns that compound every shift.
The Blast Prep Blindspot
Drilling supervisors commit to blast schedules based on drill availability received from a morning radio check. If a rig goes down after 06:00, the blast planner finds out when the shift supervisor calls at noon.
"I've had blast prep delayed by four hours because a drill went down at 08:30 and nobody updated the board. I had crews standing by."
Mine Planning Manager
The Haul Truck Black Hole
A haul truck breaks down on the ramp. The operator calls it in. The mechanic radios ETA. Three hours later, the dispatch board still shows it as active because nobody updated the CMMS.
"Dispatch is allocating loads to a truck that's been sitting on the ramp for two hours. We only find out when the operator calls dispatch directly."
Mine Operations Superintendent
The Crew-Change Gap
Mining operations run 12-hour shifts on remote sites. At crew change, the outgoing foreman's knowledge transfers verbally in five minutes or not at all.
"We lose the first 45 minutes of every shift to equipment verification. In remote ops, that's two production cycles gone."
Site Maintenance Planner
WHAT OPSIMA SHOWS OPERATIONS
A live equipment status board built from field communication.
Every status update sent over WhatsApp, radio, or email becomes a tile on this board. Operations knows what is available right now: not what was available an hour ago.
FROM RADIO CALL TO WORK ORDER
The repair gets reported. The record writes itself.
Field communication flows through Opsima and becomes a structured work order automatically. No forms. No data entry. No end-of-shift catch-up.
PAIN TO OUTCOME
What changes when operations and maintenance share one source of truth.
THE CREW-CHANGE GAP
45 minutes spent reconstructing what happened is 45 minutes of production decisions made on assumptions.
Every crew change starts with a knowledge gap. The outgoing foreman knows what happened. The incoming foreman has to reconstruct it. Opsima makes the handover instant.
BUILT FOR MINE TECHNOLOGY STACKS
Overlays your existing CMMS and dispatch systems. Live in 3 days.
Opsima does not replace SAP PM, Maximo, or your dispatch system. It captures the unstructured operational data flowing around those systems and feeds structured records back in.
Integrates with SAP PM, Maximo, Pronto, MainPac
Equipment status updates and maintenance records flow directly into your existing platforms. No migration. No parallel system.
Maintenance records auto-structured from field radio and WhatsApp communication
No parallel data entry. The technician's own communication becomes the structured maintenance record.
No app for operators or fitters
They communicate by radio and message as normal. Opsima reads the output. No behavior change required.
Works across multi-pit, multi-fleet environments
Automatic asset identification across haul trucks, drills, shovels, loaders, and ancillary plant from any OEM.
FAQ
Questions from operations and maintenance teams
Does Opsima work at remote mine sites with limited connectivity?
How does it handle multi-pit, multi-fleet operations?
We use SAP PM -- what does Opsima add to it?
Can it track rotatable components and sub-assemblies?
How does it handle contractor maintenance crews alongside in-house teams?
Real-time equipment visibility for your mine site. Live in 3 days.
No hardware. No new tools for operators or fitters. No disruption to SAP, Maximo, or your existing systems.