Upgrades in Mining: Increasing Efficiency and Productivity

20

March

  • 3PM London / 10AM New York
  • Free
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Mines provide the vital materials required to deliver the energy transition and the advanced tech transforming everyday lives. However, operators are under pressure to reduce costs and optimize productivity as much as possible.

In this webinar, GlobalData insights will demonstrate the growth of mining equipment demand amid a changing industry landscape and the uptake of new tech solutions deployed at mines, including automation, collision avoidance, and predictive maintenance.

Yet in the crucial near-term, we will learn from experts at Mobil how applying findings from oil analysis can lead to improvements in established mining processes and assets. In addition, we will hear more about the role of synthetics in enhancing the bottom line and extending the service life of trucks – leading to potential savings.

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Jonathan Leland
Mobil Lubricants Field Engineer

Jonathan Leland is a mechanical engineer by education and has extensive experience in reliability and lubrication engineering. Prior to joining ExxonMobil, Jonathan spent six years as a reliability engineer and condition monitoring program owner at Flint Hill’s Resources Pine Bend refinery, a leading crude oil refinery in Minneapolis, Minnesota. For the past six years, he has served as a lubrication engineer with ExxonMobil, specializing in providing technical expertise to the mining, paper, construction, and refining industries.

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David Kurtz
Director of Research & Analysis for Construction, Mining and Energy at GlobalData

David Kurtz is Director of Research & Analysis for Construction, Mining and Energy at GlobalData, and is responsible for all of the company's published data and insights on these sectors. He joined the company from Datamonitor in 2013, where he spent 10 years based in London leading the Energy and Utilities business unit, before moving to Sydney in 2004 to head up the Asia Pacific operations, managing all research, analysis and sales and in the region.

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