AWPBI

Constraint-heavy sites can't afford surprises in the field.

Mining projects run in remote, high-cost environments where a missing permit or a material shortage discovered mid-shift can stall an entire crew. AWPBI brings constraint-free work packaging and 3D-linked reporting to mining capital projects, so problems surface before they reach the field.

Challenges

Remote, constraint-heavy sites

Fly-in sites sit at the end of long supply chains, where anything missing waits for the next flight or freight window. Constraints have to clear on paper before crews mobilize.

Tie-ins gated by mill shutdowns

Expansions and sustaining capital projects tie into a mill or concentrator that keeps operating. A tie-in package that is not ready when a planned shutdown opens waits for the next one.

Reporting filtered through the EPCM chain

Contractor rollups pass through the EPCM before the owner sees them, and each handoff adds days. By the time a slip appears in the weekly deck, the workface has moved on.

Idle time at remote-site rates

A crew waiting on a package still costs flights, camp beds, and equipment standby. Rework at a remote site pays for those same hours twice.

Why openAWP fits mining

openAWP

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  • Plan the work before the work starts

    Break scope into constraint-free installation work packages, aligned to path of construction.

  • Release only what's ready

    Work packages don't reach the field until every constraint (materials, access, permits) is cleared.

  • See status without chasing updates

    Field progress rolls up automatically, so project controls always has a current picture.

  • You own the platform

    openAWP deploys on your infrastructure, molds to your data requirements (there is no hardcoded package structure), and the software and data stay with you after the engagement.

openAWP: installation work packages selected in the register and highlighted in the 3D model

Bring workface planning to your site.

Book a live demo of openAWP, or talk to our team about running a pilot on one work area first.