The mining industry is subject to stringent standards and regulations on various aspects, including the mining process, site operations, and safety. Relevant mining training is essential to ensure workers and staff have the required skills and knowledge to perform operations smoothly and safely.
Training can help in understanding the processes, complying with occupational health and safety (OHS) obligations, remaining up-to-date with relevant standards and technologies, as well as improving safety and risk management at a mine site.
Simulation training is being increasingly adopted by mining companies to virtually train workers and reduce associated costs.
Finding the best mining training and simulation solutions providers
Mining Technology has listed providers of training and simulation solutions based on its intel, insights and extensive knowledge and experience in the sector. The list includes suppliers of training and safety development solutions, mine training courses, operator training services, training simulators, mining simulation software, graphics programming and virtual models, and consulting services related to training.
The information contained within the download document is designed for training executives, operator trainers, mine safety and training managers, and process trainers.
The download contains detailed information on the suppliers and their product lines, alongside contact details to aid your purchasing decision.
Advantages of simulator training in mining
Mining simulator training sees mining companies use simulators to train operators quickly and cost-effectively, in a safe and controlled virtual environment. Mining operators can gain the required skills and familiarise themselves with the mine site without physically being there.
Simulators can virtually recreate dangerous environments and weather conditions such as brake failures or engine fires, without any risk to personnel or equipment. Mining operators become increasingly aware of their surroundings and safety procedures, resulting in reduced accident or injury rates.
Training using simulators improves productivity as the heavy equipment that is otherwise required for the training can continue to operate at the site. The wear and tear of the equipment are also reduced, resulting in decreased operating and maintenance costs.
