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This document discusses metrics for managing mining equipment. It provides 8 metrics for measuring equipment performance: 1) Mechanical Availability measures up time as a percentage of total time and should be above 92% for new fleets and 88% for old fleets. 2) Utilization measures operating hours as a percentage of total hours and should be around 90%. 3) Mean Time Between Stoppages tracks the time between failures and should be over 80 hours for new fleets and 60 hours for old fleets. 4) Mean Time To Repair tracks repair time and should be between 3 to 6 hours. 5) Maintenance Ratio measures labor hours against operating hours and should be around 0.2 for new

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Metrics Master Table

This document discusses metrics for managing mining equipment. It provides 8 metrics for measuring equipment performance: 1) Mechanical Availability measures up time as a percentage of total time and should be above 92% for new fleets and 88% for old fleets. 2) Utilization measures operating hours as a percentage of total hours and should be around 90%. 3) Mean Time Between Stoppages tracks the time between failures and should be over 80 hours for new fleets and 60 hours for old fleets. 4) Mean Time To Repair tracks repair time and should be between 3 to 6 hours. 5) Maintenance Ratio measures labor hours against operating hours and should be around 0.2 for new

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MINING EQUIPMENT MANAGEMENT METRICS

Numerical Benchmarks -- Metrics


What is needed?
Metrics Calculation / Method How do we use it? What Will I Have Benchmark
Operated Hours;
Operated Hours Service Downtime Hrs. Production Estimating Aid:
1 Mechanical Availability MA = -------------------------------------------- x 100 (%) Collect & enter: Daily; - Can production requirements be met today? 92% - new fleet
(Equipment Management Operated Hrs. + Service Downtime. Analyze: Monthly; - Is the trend in MA as desired? 88% - old fleet
Focus) Monitor/Trend: 12 – 24 months

Operated Hours;
Operated Hours Total Hours in Period Asset Utilization:
2 Utilization U = -------------------------------- x 100 (%) Collect & enter: Daily; - Fleet burden indicator; 90%
Total Hours in Period Analyze: Monthly; - Operation performance indicator.
Monitor/Trend: 12 – 24 months

Operated Hours;
Operated Hours Stoppage Count Machine Reliability & Equipment Management Effectiveness; 80 hrs. – new fleet
3 Mean Time Between MTBS = -------------------------------- Collect & enter: Daily; Impact of MTBS on Mechanical Availability. 60 hrs. – old fleet
Stoppages (MTBS) Number of Stoppages Analyze: Monthly;
Monitor/Trend: 12 months

Service Downtime;
Service Downtime Stoppage Count Service Turnaround/Efficiency;
4 Mean Time To Repair MTTR = ----------------------------------- Collect & enter: Daily; Machine Serviceability; 3 – 6 hours
(MTTR) No. of Stoppages Analyze: Monthly; Impact of MTTR on Mechanical Availability
Trend: 12 months

Service Man-hours;
Service Man-hours Operated Hours. Manpower management tool; 0.2 new fleet
5 Maintenance Ratio MR = ------------------------------ Collect & enter: Daily; Labor needed; 0.3 old fleet
(MR) Operated Hours Analyze: Monthly; Service & labor efficiency.
Trend: Every 5,000 hr increment.
Service Downtime with scheduled
Scheduled Service Downtime / unscheduled identification. Service system effectiveness:
6 Percent of Scheduled Service SS = ------------------------------------ x 100% Collect & enter: With every WO; - Who is in control? Maintenance department or the machines? 80%
(SS) Total Service Downtime Analyze: Monthly; - Is the system proactive or reactive?
Trend: 12 months
No. of Scheduled Services within ± 5% Actual Service Intervals (SMU) Planning / Scheduling efficiency
7 Service Accuracy SA = ----------------------------------------------- x 100% Scheduled Service Intervals Are Repair Centers following the schedule? 95%
(SA) No. of Scheduled Services (SMU) General planning accomplishment
Visual Method: Collect & enter: With every WO;
Scatter Diagram of Nominal Interval & ± 5%Limits Analyze: Monthly;
Trend: 12 months
Parts Order Count identified as
Number of Parts Orders Closed at 1st Request “Closed at 1st Request” and/or
8 Warehouse Parts Fill Level PFL = ------------------------------------------------------- “Backorder”. Parts Management Efficiency Indicator > 85%
(PFL) Total Number of Parts Orders Collect & enter: With every PO;
Analyze: Monthly;
Trend: 12 months

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MINING EQUIPMENT MANAGEMENT METRICS
Compliance Benchmarks -- Service Records & Data
Records & Data What Data & Records Needed? What Will I Have Benchmark
- Date & SMU of the machine start-up; - Reference point of machine & component life;
1 Commissioning Report - Component identification; - Component tracking system input; Summary Report
- Machine system performance data; - Benchmarks for further system performance tests; on File
- Custom product & retrofits identification; - Input for extra parts, tools, literature order;
- Production Data;
- Operator Shift Report - Downtime Data;
- Mechanical Condition Records;
- Operating Condition Report. All suggested
- Problem Indicator; methods used;
- Fuel & Oil Consumption Data - Application Severity Indicator;
- Component Management Aid.
2 Condition Monitoring - Contamination Indicator;
- Oil Sampling Data - Oil Condition Indicator;
- Mechanical Condition Indicator. Effectiveness
- Mechanical Inspection Report (including operating tests) - Detailed Condition indicator; evaluated through
- Test Data. service history
- Fault Codes; analysis
- Onboard Monitoring System (if available) - System Integrity Report;
- Operating Parameter Analysis.
- Diagnostic Test Reports - Data for Statistical Analysis and Trending.
- Machine & System Identifier;
- Statistical Data - Date / Time (In / Out), SMU;
- Labor Data; All shop services
3 Work Orders (WO) - Parts Usage. documented in a
- Problem Description; unique Work
- Technical Data - Problem Resolution; Order.
- Failure Cause;
- Afterservice Test Data.
Production Data: The ability to analyze & prioritize the problems by component, system, machine, fleet:
- Downtime Count per machine; - Downtime; Pareto Analysis
- Downtime Count per component (system); - Repair frequency; reviewed monthly.
- Downtime Hours per machine & component. - Parts Cost;
- Labor Cost and Time; Problem
4 Pareto Analysis Work Order Data: - Total Cost; management
(Top 10 Problems) - Machine System Identity; - Chronological Repair History. process in
- Date, SMU; Problem Management Capability: operation.
- Labor Applied; - Problem Identification;
- Parts Consumed. - Impact & Severity Quantification.
Work Order Data:
- Machine System Identity; Effective Service Backlog Management Capability:
- Date, SMU; - Efficient use of labor;
5 Backlog Management - Description; - Efficient use of downtime;
- Priority (Urgency) - Effective planning for the shop & production supervisors;
- Estimated Labor Needed; - Capability to match the workload to available resources.
- Estimated Downtime Required;
- Parts Availability & Delivery Status.

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