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Modular Mining Systems, a leader in information management solutions for mining operations worldwide, announces its upcoming webinar: How’s your health? How MineCare Standalone can give you the tools and data to solve your equipment health woes. Capacity Assurance requires a knowledge of repair procedures and equipment health indicators, coupled with an understanding of the mine’s production targets. Maintenance Reliability requires a commitment to research, analysis, process, and failure elimination.
Modular Mining’s MineCare system can empower you to achieve these goals. The MineCare system enables improvements across every area of the maintenance management process, providing the information and tools necessary to respond to, track, document, research, resolve, and predict mobile equipment health issues.
Modular’s Product Manager of Maintenance Systems and Interfaces, Justin Johnsen, will present a Webinar on January 23. You can learn about the MineCare Maintenance Management system and how it can help your organisation achieve Capacity Assurance through improving equipment availability, increasing production, and reducing maintenance costs.
Modular will hold two live sessions. To register, click on your desired time:
English Session 1, 11:30 AM EST: https://cc.readytalk.com/r/90zy0cowi4a7
English Session 2, 6:00 PM EST: https://cc.readytalk.com/r/oiz53exhjqky
Justin Johnsen has over 15 years’ experience in heavy equipment maintenance and mine asset health management. In his present role as Product Manager for Maintenance Systems and Interfaces at Modular, he brings real world experience to develop industry-leading technology solutions. Prior to Modular, Johnsen spent five years with Freeport McMoran implementing and standardising remote diagnostics at three Phelps Dodge mines in Arizona, finishing his time as Superintendent of Maintenance and Engineering at the Morenci, Arizona copper mine.
