Every machine, every shift, on the record.
Track inspections, manage equipment, identify deficiencies and keep critical maintenance information accessible from anywhere, even in remote mining environments.
THE COMPLIANCE REALITY
The check that stops the section is never the one you were watching.
Mining runs on inspection. Pre-start checks every shift, statutory examinations on their own cycle, planned maintenance on another, and a safety inspectorate that can halt production on what it finds.
The exposure is rarely the check nobody did. It’s the check that failed, got noted, got worked around, and never surfaced again — because it was recorded inside a form that came back marked complete.
When an inspector asks what you knew and when, a stack of signed sheets is not the same as an answer.
Across the whole operation
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Mobile equipment
Haul trucks, loaders, drill rigs, LHDs. Checked every shift by whoever’s operating them, which means the record is only as good as how easy it was to make.
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Fixed plant
Crushers, mills, conveyors, screens, pumps, ventilation. Longer cycles, higher consequence, and guarding checks that matter more than anything else on the list.
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Statutory and safety
Lifting gear, winders, chains and slings, fire suppression, gas detection, fall arrest. Their own cycles, their own certificates, and the ones an inspector asks for first.
Hundreds of machines, three shifts, every day.
Mining generates more inspection data than any other industry Nova serves, and most of it is routine until one line of it isn’t.
Checks are defined once per asset type and apply to every machine of that type. The operator sees the list for the machine in front of them. The section engineer sees every machine at once.
- Checks defined per asset type, applied across the fleet
- Asset Groups for equipment managed together
- AI-assisted anomaly detection on inspection photos - (coming soon)
- Volumes at mining scale are handled on a Custom plan
No signal, no problem, no paper.
Underground has no reception, and the pit often has very little. Inspections run offline on the device and sync when the operator comes back into range so the record is made at the machine rather than reconstructed at the end of shift from memory and a notebook.
Every finding carries a photograph, a timestamp and the name of whoever recorded it. A failed check stays failed until that specific check passes again; running a different inspection on the same machine doesn’t clear it.
- Offline inspection with automatic sync
- Photo evidence attached to the specific check
- Timestamped and attributed, locked on submission
- Failed checks persist until re-checked and passed
Working, legal, and critical are three different questions.
A machine can be in good physical condition and eleven weeks past a statutory check. It can be fully certified and losing a brake circuit. It can be sound on both counts and still be the one machine you cannot afford to lose this shift.
Take a mobile machine with fire suppression that’s overdue on its test. Condition: Functional. Compliance: Overdue. Risk profile: Critical. Average those and it reads amber which is roughly the state in which machines go underground.
Held apart, the same machine tells you the equipment is sound, the certificate isn’t, and the consequence is a fire on a diesel machine in a confined space. That’s not an amber. That’s a decision.
Mining Industry testimonial
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"AssetPool truly does save us time and money. If it was not for AssetPool, one of our biggest clients would have had to shut down their Platinum mine due to an incident. However with a couple of clicks, AssetPool saved the day providing all the necessary compliance reports. I would recommend AssetPool to every business."
Pat Freeme
Owner, Turnkey Instruments
Digital Inspection Software for Mining Equipment
By digitizing inspection processes, mining companies can streamline safety procedures, identify potential hazards more efficiently, and promptly address them. AssetPool allows for real-time reporting, providing actionable insights to improve efficiency and resource allocation. Click to read more about how Theiss Mining Company utilizes AssetPool to enhance safety and streamline equipment management.
For every $100,000 you spend on labour, that’s
up to $20,000 tied up in administrative work.
A 10-person team working 40 hours a week loses
80 hours every week to admin time.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Inspections are completed on the device and sync when it’s back in range. Offline mode is available from the Essential plan upward.
The check list is defined per asset type, so an operator opens the machine and sees only what applies to it — nothing to search through or skip past.
It’s recorded against that specific check on that machine, with a photograph, and it stays failed until that check passes again. It doesn’t clear because a later inspection of something else came back clean.
Mining volumes sit outside the published plans. Operations at this scale are priced individually — start with a demo and we’ll size it against your fleet and shift pattern.
See it against your own fleet and shift pattern.
A short demo using your asset types and your check frequencies.
