New technology leads to higher expectations and standards The future of DINGO is about building a network of industry stakeholders and partners focused on creating a sustainable industry. Technology is evolving, leading to higher expectations and standards. We want to...
How do you reduce the chance of unplanned equipment failure, reduce operating cost, extend component life, and increase availability, all while conducting the minimal amount of maintenance? On average, DINGO customers see a 20% increase in components operating in...
Many operations use preventive maintenance, the traditional method for keeping equipment maintained and running properly. Preventive maintenance is triggered by factors such as meter readings and manufacturer service recommendations. The downside to this method is...
Our Introduction to Predictive Maintenance article explained predictive maintenance and discussed the difference between reactive and proactive maintenance. In this article, we will break down popular maintenance strategies in the mining industry. Preventing equipment...
Preventing equipment failures and reducing unplanned maintenance is critical to productivity and the bottom line. Mining is equipment intensive; the equipment is expensive to maintain, operate and replace. This cost of unplanned downtime is a major reason why waiting...
Have you ever wondered what the difference is between predictive vs preventive maintenance? Our VP of Customer Success, Chuck Tollman, delves into the subject and explores how mining companies are listening to machines to achieve greater efficiencies to improve the...
Download this informative presentation on the biggest barriers to successfully implementing Maintenance Improvement Initiatives and how to overcome them.
