A five-year partnership between Anglo American and Commit Works won the 2017 METS Ignited Collaboration Award at the fourth annual International Mining and Resources Conference in Melbourne on 1 November.
The annual award recognises true collaboration in the sector. It is awarded to mining equipment, technology and services (METS), mining companies and researchers.
Together, the team co-designed and implemented a unique visual management system, CiteVis. This software provides near real-time operations mapping. It monitors hazards and the progress of work at Anglo American’s Moranbah North mine.
David Diamond, CEO of Anglo American’s Metallurgical Coal business, congratulated the team involved in developing and implementing the technology.
“We’re honoured to be recognised by the Australian METS industry” said Mr Diamond.
“Through our long-standing partnership with Commit Works, we’ve implemented a significant improvement to operations.”
Collaboration integral to success
Glen Britton, Executive Head of Operations of Anglo American’s Metallurgical Coal business, has been an integral part of the long-standing partnership.
“The story of our collaboration began by identifying a clear gap in work management capabilities. No solution on the market could fill it. Together, we’ve pioneered a series of unique innovations. CiteOps and CiteVis have delivered results beyond expectations.”
“We are creating a better, safer workplace, achieving record-breaking tonnages and empowering our workforce.”
Commit Works success is Anglo Success
Commit Works CEO, Paul Moynagh said he was grateful to collaborate and work with an organisation like Anglo American.
“At Commit Works we are passionate about building software that helps ‘hands on’ work teams make commitments to each other and deliver on them. We are extremely grateful to the team at Anglo American for trusting us to design, build and support these products for them over the past five years”.
“We look forward to continuing to innovate collaboratively. Together, we will take work management and short interval control mobile into demanding workplaces. Supervisors will be able to confidently and safely lead their teams to exceptional results”.
