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Mineral Processing Plants
Construction and upgrade of mineral processing facilities involving complex civil works, mechanical and electrical installation, long-lead equipment procurement, and tightly sequenced commissioning activities.Mining Infrastructure & Utilities
Development of supporting mining infrastructure—including power, water, roads, workshops, and site utilities—requiring coordinated delivery alongside plant construction and active operations.
ERP for processing plants and mining infrastructure
How do you control the cost of long-lead equipment for a mineral processing plant?
Link each equipment package to its Bill of Quantities (BoQ) item, work breakdown structure (WBS) activity and cost code. For a crusher, compare the supplier’s quoted delivery date with the required on-site date. Review the purchase commitment alongside freight, installation and commissioning allowances to assess changes against the package budget and schedule.
How do you coordinate mine utilities with plant commissioning?
Plan power, water and access as prerequisites for the commissioning activities that depend on them. Track permanent power and the process-water line as separate packages with their own quantities, budgets and completion dates. Link measured progress to the WBS and check the project schedule to see whether either package threatens the start of wet commissioning.
How do you assess a processing plant design change before approving it?
Compare the revised design with the approved BoQ and WBS baseline. If a crusher foundation needs more concrete, reinforcement or excavation, record the additional quantities under the affected BoQ item, price the resources and link the change to the affected WBS activities. Attach revised drawings and engineering records for authorized reviewers. After approval, record the revised baseline as a new version to preserve traceability.
