Mining Industry Inspection Software. Increase Mining Productivity & Safety. Field Eagle is the ideal mining inspection and asset management software for managing risks associated with operational safety, regulatory compliance, the environment, finances and employees. Furthermore, Field Eagle is a proven solution with customized configurations ...

Many assets in the mining industry are difficult to access with traditional means, so MISTRAS provides dedicated diving, rope access, and fall protection teams to support our clients. Our diving teams perform work on ports, ponds, water intakes, dams, and hydroelectric generation facilities to perform inspections and support maintenance and ...

The Mining Industry is Changing Their Perception And Seeing These Tailing Materials Not as Waste, But, as Potential Resources And MW Mining & Inspections Inc. is at The Forefront of This New Gold Rush . Mine sites typically go along a set path from prospecting, to development, then extraction and finally closure as the pinpointed metal ...

Clean Air Act (CAA) The CAA, passed in 1970, authorizes regulations to address airborne pollution that may be potentially hazardous to human health or natural resources. Efforts to combat urban air pollution, such as emission controls on cars, are well-known examples of regulations developed under CAA. Examples of mining-related situations that ...

Magnetic Testing (MT) for the Mining Industry. Magnetic Particle Inspection (MPI or MT) is an extension of visual inspection. This critical technique for non-destructive testing (NDT) is used for the detection of surface and near-surface flaws (discontinuities) in ferromagnetic materials. A magnetic field is applied to the test piece, either ...

Flyability is a Swiss company building solutions for the inspection and exploration of indoor, inaccessible, and confined spaces. By allowing drones to be used safely inside buildings, it enables industrial companies and inspection professionals to reduce …

A mining inspection refers to the visual inspections performed by site safety officers and professional miners during safety checks. Its primary purpose is to identify hazards, risks, and non-compliance with required safety standards so the correct control measures can be applied and a safe worksite can be established.

This data is based on the cost of workers' compensation insurance claims in the mining industry (excluding oil and gas) in the OHBWC system for years 2001 to 2011. Only non-zero cost injury types (diagnosis) with more than 10 cases were included. A total of 4,041 mining claims were included in the analysis. All costs are adjusted to 2015 dollars.

SME maintains that laws and regulations governing the mining industry need to be based on sound scientific principles to ensure that workplace solutions can be readily implemented and that solutions to safety and health problems are fully realized. Issue. Year-over-year record improvements in safety performance are continuing (Figures 1 and 2).

Market reports show that the global market for digital inspection tools is expected to grow at a CAGR of 7.2% to $27.84 billion by the year 2023. For the mining industry, remote inspections can potentially save up to $500,000 each day and improve effectiveness by 80%.