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MineDash™ Drill & Blast Ops

Drill & Blast Ops

Keep pattern preparation and execution in view.

MineDash™ Drill & Blast Ops helps drill and blast teams coordinate pattern preparation, capture operational feedback, track drilling progress, and review completion forecasts alongside active resources.

For: Drill and blast supervisors · Drilling crews · Mine operations

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The operational problem

Pattern readiness, resource assignments, and field feedback can be difficult to review together. Teams need a shared operational picture to understand progress and the work still required.

Core capabilities

Pattern preparation

Review preparation information before and during drilling activities.

Operational feedback forms

Capture field feedback in a consistent form for the teams coordinating the work.

Progress and active resources

Track drilling progress alongside the resources currently assigned.

Completion forecasts

Review expected completion in the context of progress and resource information.

Map context

View blast-radius maps and lightning-radius information as context within established site procedures.

How it works

  1. Prepare the pattern

    Bring preparation information and resource assignments into view.

  2. Capture execution feedback

    Track drilling progress and record field observations.

  3. Review readiness and completion

    Use progress and forecasts to coordinate the next operational steps.

Connected through MineDash

Execution records provide context for Drill & Blast QAQC comparisons and help Planning and Reporting understand progress against expectations. Map information supports operational awareness; it does not replace site safety procedures or authorize work.

Practical outcomes

  • Clearer drilling progress against the plan
  • Better coordination of resources and remaining work
  • More consistent execution records for engineering review

Common questions

Does the application replace site safety procedures?

No. Blast-radius and lightning-radius information must be used within the site's established safety procedures and decision responsibilities.

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Talk to our team about drill & blast ops, your operational priorities, and the information available at your site.

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