Case Study: Minset
When the Minset mine shutdown meets Contractor360The Details
Client
Minset
Business Area
Workforce Efficency Management
Industry
Mining
Location
South Australia
Overview
Minset is one of the world’s most significant copper, gold, and uranium deposits and is part of our Minerals Australia operations. Located on the traditional lands of the Kokatha, Dieri, and Arabana peoples, Minset includes both underground and surface mining, supported by a fully integrated processing facility. Minset reached out to Orcoda to increase efficiency and to support a hug step change in their workforce logistics management.
Business Opportunity
Site teams at this major mine were manually managing workforce logistics, with data scattered across disconnected systems—causing inefficiencies and communication challenges. To streamline operations, Minset selected Orcoda’s digital platform for its comprehensive, resource-specific workforce management capabilities.
Solution
The tailored solution could manage data using existing system language to share databases between site management and external parties. The ORCODA’s Contractor360 provided immediate visibility of the on-boarding process with automated notifications.
Results
Cut admin time and errors with automated workflows.
Live compliance tracking via automatic updates.
Improved safety through faster training gap detection.
Automated 91% of workforce data (30 contractors, 367 workers/assets).
Enabled data reuse for future projects.
Reduced workflow bottlenecks by removing linear dependencies.
Supported site-wide improvements and future process gains.
“We are excited to be partnering with ORCODA to implement their digital products to optimise shutdowns across mines that we work on. We know this is an important evolution in improving shutdown performance across the resources industry, and we were impressed at the ORCODA Management System digital platform’s ability to deliver the outcomes required to improve efficiency on a recently completed shutdown project.”.
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Andrew Attrill, Director