Sector
Mining
Mining plant depends on reliable materials handling, drives and process equipment through demanding operating cycles. Our integrated crew brings electrical, mechanical, fabrication and controls scope together for maintenance, shutdowns and plant modifications.
Operating context
How this sector actually runs.
A conveyor fault can involve a drive, a bearing, a sensor or the structure around it. Mining maintenance needs those disciplines working to the same plan, with access, isolation boundaries and handover agreed with the site. AIS brings the trades together so connected work can be scoped and sequenced inside the available window.
Keep the shutdown scope connected.
Workshop preparation and coordinated site work help bring fabrication, equipment wiring and mechanical maintenance into the same shutdown plan.
Common pressures
What we see across similar plants.
- Wear on conveyors, transfer points and materials handling equipment
- Fixed shutdown windows with electrical and mechanical work sharing access
- Motor, drive and sensor faults that need diagnosis across trades
- Guarding, platforms and supports requiring repair or modification
- Site access, isolation and safety requirements shaping the work sequence
- Restart checks that need mechanical readiness and controls work aligned
What we bring
Relevant AIS capabilities.
- Electrical and mechanical diagnostics on fixed plant and conveying equipment
- Machine wiring and control panel modifications supporting plant changes
- PLC and SCADA support for materials handling and process equipment
- Guarding, platforms and structural steel fabrication and installation
- Mechanical fitting and welding for maintenance and equipment modifications
- Integrated shutdown planning across electrical, mechanical, fabrication and controls scope
How we support this sector
Integrated cross-trade capability.
Conveyor maintenance scope
A planned conveyor repair can bring mechanical fitting, drive wiring, sensor checks and guarding modifications into one coordinated scope.
Shutdown preparation
Fabrication preparation and trade sequencing can be planned together before site access opens, with checks and handover included in the window.
Services
Related services for this sector.
Service
Industrial Maintenance & Support
Scheduled shutdowns and turnarounds, 24/7 breakdown and emergency response, preventive and predictive maintenance, and cross-trade diagnostics — coordinated by one accountable team.
Service
Industrial Electrical
Power distribution, switchboards, control panels, machine wiring, relocation and commissioning — delivered by an electrical team that works alongside our mechanical, controls and fabrication crews.
Service
Mechanical & Fabrication
Structural steel and custom fabrication, conveyor systems, guarding, platforms, pipework, mechanical fitting and on-site welding — backed by an in-house workshop that supports the on-site crews.
Service
Automation & Control
PLC, SCADA and automation integration, control panel design and construction, machine wiring, relocation and commissioning, and plant optimisation — delivered alongside the electrical and mechanical scope.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Practical answers about scope, coordination and how AIS works on industrial sites.
Yes. AIS can coordinate electrical, mechanical, fabrication and controls scope for planned shutdowns. Share the equipment list, access requirements and shutdown window so we can confirm the scope.
We can investigate the electrical, mechanical and controls parts of the fault together, then scope repairs or modifications around the equipment and site requirements.
Equipment details, isolation boundaries, access restrictions and the required site documentation help define the job. Site-specific requirements govern the scope and work sequence.